N-400 Jan 2019 Filers

[estrella 14]

On 3/9/2019 at 7:29 PM, pepper297 said:

Ok!  So my husband is officially approved!  We are just waiting for the oath date.  This was on the USCIS website when I checked tonight. 

 

March 8, 2019

We approved your application

Your final step to becoming a citizen is to attend your naturalization ceremony

We will mail you a letter when we schedule your naturalization ceremony.

Estimated wait time:

4 months

Current as of today at 8:18 p.m.

 

 

 

I guess we will see if it is really 4 months.  Everything has been moving so quickly with this particular application.  I remember the days when it seemed like our k1 would never get approved!  It felt like it took a lifetime! 

 

That's awesome! Did he tell you which questions he got asked for real? My interview is next week and I'm so anxious! I've been studying so hard I just need for the day to get here! 

[pepper297 63]

11 hours ago, estrella said:

 

That's awesome! Did he tell you which questions he got asked for real? My interview is next week and I'm so anxious! I've been studying so hard I just need for the day to get here! 

He answered the first 6 questions right so they didn’t ask anymore. 

 

3 he remembers are:

 

president during  world war 1

 

2 house of representative members from our state 

 

the date the constitution was written

 

He used the USCIS civics app to study and watched a 35 minutes youtube video that has the same questions as the app but it's just presented in video form.  The link for that is:

 

[pepper297 63]

11 hours ago, estrella said:

 

That's awesome! Did he tell you which questions he got asked for real? My interview is next week and I'm so anxious! I've been studying so hard I just need for the day to get here! 

I'm sure you will do great!  He said if you study the material they give you, then you will pass.

[LizB0322 28]

 I submitted the n400 application on January 9th this year while I had the i751 process pending. That day, I uploaded my old green card and the extension letters, along with taxes and other evidence. I got my 10 years green card today and I uploaded it as additional evidence for my n400 application. Should I send a message through the website, to let them know I uploaded today my new 10 years green card? Anyone here with a similar situation? Thanks! 

Edited March 13, 2019 by LizB0322

[LizB0322 28]

10 hours ago, LizB0322 said:

 I submitted the n400 application on January 9th this year while I had the i751 process pending. That day, I uploaded my old green card and the extension letters, along with taxes and other evidence. I got my 10 years green card today and I uploaded it as additional evidence for my n400 application. Should I send a message through the website, to let them know I uploaded today my new 10 years green card? Anyone here with a similar situation? Thanks! 

Also I found an error made probably by a glitch. The screenshot form in question 3 part 10, it says 1 for me and 0 for my husband. In the application I filled out online, the question wasn't stated that way, but it only said: Have you been previously married?/ Has your spouse been previously married?, which I answered No for both questions. Should I include this matter in the message? I'm worried that because of this glitch mistake I’m probably not getting interview date maybe 🤔 

[exception1981 14]

1 hour ago, LizB0322 said:

Also I found an error made probably by a glitch. The screenshot form in question 3 part 10, it says 1 for me and 0 for my husband. In the application I filled out online, the question wasn't stated that way, but it only said: Have you been previously married?/ Has your spouse been previously married?, which I answered No for both questions. Should I include this matter in the message? I'm worried that because of this glitch mistake I’m probably not getting interview date maybe 🤔 

All the corrections you have realized take a note of the same. During your interview you can correct the same. 

Also the document uploads can be done till the date of interview. I did provided new documentation the night before and let the IO know of the same. 

I didnot communicate anything outside of this. 

Please note that the interview letter are sent when your turn comes, and is not dependent on application errors. 

[LizB0322 28]

1 hour ago, exception1981 said:

All the corrections you have realized take a note of the same. During your interview you can correct the same. 

Also the document uploads can be done till the date of interview. I did provided new documentation the night before and let the IO know of the same. 

I didnot communicate anything outside of this. 

Please note that the interview letter are sent when your turn comes, and is not dependent on application errors. 

Thank you for the info! Congrats on being a citizen! Hopefully I'll get an interview appointment soon 🤞

[Andriyyy 17]

Chicago processing time frame changed from 9 months to 10 months 😪😪😪

My hair color will be changed to white after this process 😣

Edited March 13, 2019 by Andriyyy

[Toforo 15]

4 hours ago, Andriyyy said:

Chicago processing time frame changed from 9 months to 10 months 😪😪😪

My hair color will be changed to white after this process 😣

 

I don't know for anyone else, but I would NOT look for time frames/wait times online. 
I also have no faith in their email/text alerts (and I will show you why) - make sure your address with USCIS is current and just wait patiently for a letter.

Here is our timeline -
Filed the N400  -                                                   23 January 2019
NOA for the N400 -                                              28 January 2019
Biometrics (St.Louis,MO) -                                 22 February 2019
Received Interview Appointment date -           02 March 2019
Interview date scheduled for (Kansas City) -  01 April 2019

On Saturday 9 March, we received our first email "alert" from USCIS (no text alert) and the email alert said -

"We are still reviewing your case and there are no updates at this time "
We will notify you when your case status changes. We last took action on your case on February 22, 2019.

 

This, of course, was received this past Saturday on 9 March - when in fact, we already have an interview date of 1 April.

For us,  the biggest "backlog" seems to be with electronic notifications lol

 

[Andriyyy 17]

9 minutes ago, Toforo said:

 

I don't know for anyone else, but I would NOT look for time frames/wait times online. 
I also have no faith in their email/text alerts (and I will show you why) - make sure your address with USCIS is current and just wait patiently for a letter.

Here is our timeline -
Filed the N400  -                                                   23 January 2019
NOA for the N400 -                                              28 January 2019
Biometrics (St.Louis,MO) -                                 22 February 2019
Received Interview Appointment date -           02 March 2019
Interview date scheduled for (Kansas City) -  01 April 2019

On Saturday 9 March, we received our first email "alert" from USCIS (no text alert) and the email alert said -

"We are still reviewing your case and there are no updates at this time "
We will notify you when your case status changes. We last took action on your case on February 22, 2019.

 

This, of course, was received this past Saturday on 9 March - when in fact, we already have an interview date of 1 April.

For us,  the biggest "backlog" seems to be with electronic notifications lol

 

 

That is right. i still receive alert for my another case completed in 2015  but the problem is that shows the office jacked up with more applications   

[LizB0322 28]

On 3/13/2019 at 6:47 PM, Toforo said:

 

I don't know for anyone else, but I would NOT look for time frames/wait times online. 
I also have no faith in their email/text alerts (and I will show you why) - make sure your address with USCIS is current and just wait patiently for a letter.

Here is our timeline -
Filed the N400  -                                                   23 January 2019
NOA for the N400 -                                              28 January 2019
Biometrics (St.Louis,MO) -                                 22 February 2019
Received Interview Appointment date -           02 March 2019
Interview date scheduled for (Kansas City) -  01 April 2019

On Saturday 9 March, we received our first email "alert" from USCIS (no text alert) and the email alert said -

"We are still reviewing your case and there are no updates at this time "
We will notify you when your case status changes. We last took action on your case on February 22, 2019.

 

This, of course, was received this past Saturday on 9 March - when in fact, we already have an interview date of 1 April.

For us,  the biggest "backlog" seems to be with electronic notifications lol

 

 

I got the same email today for the first time after doing biometrics on January 18th .. hoping to get interview date soon 🤞

[brien0512 61]

I was reviewing my form for my interview next month when i notice i made mistakes on my form.. im just wondering how can i edit it? Im just so worried

Edited March 16, 2019 by brien0512

[morgan.croft 210]

Just now, brien0512 said:

I was reviewing my form for my interview next month when i notice i made mistakes on my form.. im just wondering how can i edit? Im just so worried

they will give you the opportunity to update it at the interview 

[brien0512 61]

3 hours ago, morgan.croft said:

they will give you the opportunity to update it at the interview 

Oh okey thank you.. i will remind them bout it too

[Y3+E 25]

7 hours ago, brien0512 said:

I was reviewing my form for my interview next month when i notice i made mistakes on my form.. im just wondering how can i edit it? Im just so worried

Under the Documents Tab of your Application for Naturalization, there is an Unsolicited Information/UPLOAD DOCUMENTS option shown below all of the documents that you uploaded.  We forgot to complete a section of the U.S. spouse.  We typed the questions on a blank sheet of paper and uploaded it with the rest of our documents.