I-751 Filers (September 2018)

[desiring_dream18 18]

Also did you have to specify that you are requesting a combo interview. I read in several lawyer forums and lawyers advice to specify that.

[Miki28 91]

3 minutes ago, desiring_dream18 said:

Hi Miki28 thanks for your reply.

I was reading the document checklist, under point 4, dont we have to submit tax return copy and other evidence of marriage as mandatory?

No. It was under additional evidence. You will see if once you fill out your application what they ask for mandatory and then there is next step additional and it says you can bring those to your interview. 
 

and no. You do not specify anywhere that you are requesting combo interview. Some offices will do combo, some won’t. I have seen people having combo, people who did N400 and had to wait for approval of I-751 and got letter that they passed interview but decision can’t be made. 

[desiring_dream18 18]

@Miki28 Thanks for the info

[experoo 3]

Is there anyone that recieved biometric update twice. I recieved one around December 2018 that my fingerprint review completed. The update changed again that as August 28, 2019, another "we completed our review on fingerprint "

[Miki28 91]

No word on I-751 but just got notification they scheduled my interview for N-400! ❤️🇺🇸

[blessedbeyond 38]

15 minutes ago, Miki28 said:

No word on I-751 but just got notification they scheduled my interview for N-400! ❤️🇺🇸

Great news @Miki28

[RKX1101 17]

I have a question regarding applying for N-400. When you apply for N-400 do you get a priority date as the date you apply or is it the date of your ROC priority date? Basically what I am asking is if I apply now would I stand at the back of the line or the pending ROC will move me ahead? Seattle have an estimated wait time of 20 months.

[kline19 102]

1 hour ago, RKX1101 said:

I have a question regarding applying for N-400. When you apply for N-400 do you get a priority date as the date you apply or is it the date of your ROC priority date? Basically what I am asking is if I apply now would I stand at the back of the line or the pending ROC will move me ahead? Seattle have an estimated wait time of 20 months.

 

you will be at the very end of the N400 line of applicants at Seattle. 

I have heard that you can call USCIS and request to transfer your N400 to a different location to be processed there. 

[implife 318]

1 hour ago, RKX1101 said:

if I apply now would I stand at the back of the line or the pending ROC will move me ahead?

It wouldn't make a bit of a difference whatsoever. 

[Izor 79]

Just got this update. Moved from CA, finally! California is a dead zone so might get some movement in the case now I have not applied for citizenship. 

 

Edited September 24, 2019 by Izor

[Izor 79]

This update was in the log in tracking. Cryptic, waiting for the hard copy. 

[implife 318]

1 hour ago, Izor said:

I have not applied for citizenship. 

Interesting. Probably, prepping for an interview.

[Izor 79]

Just now, implife said:

Interesting. Probably, prepping for an interview.

Nah, did my research and it basically means nothing other than it moved. Some previous posters got approved after this, some got RFEs and some got interviews. 

But basically they are relieving the work load. Which makes sense. Since there has been no movements in CA. 

[lala52 25]

Hi! Could WAC / CSC people please share your timeline in this WAC document? We created a 2018 tab. Thanks!

@Khang H. @Amz12 @Dutch88 @Justarandomdude @bariki 

[Kikk159 27]

5 hours ago, Izor said:

Just got this update. Moved from CA, finally! California is a dead zone so might get some movement in the case now I have not applied for citizenship. 

 

You did not remove the above receipt number 😅