N-400 February 2019 Filers

[Patchie 3]

2 hours ago, Given2Fly said:

Thanks for that link! I forgot about that I also have a biometrics appointment scheduled now, but the letter does not show up in the docs tab yet.

How did you get your information update for the biometrics appointment? 

I got up today and checked my email and I found that I got another email informed me as below.

We have taken an action on your case and it needs your attention

Sign in to your account to view your case status and additional steps you need to take

 

As I understand that it's from different sources from the text and email I got last night. So now I assume that I got notification to my email from both websites.

Please confirm if you got the same notification on your email too, or you have to log in on your account to see your case movement.

Thanks!

[Sasifz 22]

3 minutes ago, Patchie said:

How did you get your information update for the biometrics appointment? 

I got up today and checked my email and I found that I got another email informed me as below.

We have taken an action on your case and it needs your attention

Sign in to your account to view your case status and additional steps you need to take

 

As I understand that it's from different sources from the text and email I got last night. So now I assume that I got notification to my email from both websites.

Please confirm if you got the same notification on your email too, or you have to log in on your account to see your case movement.

Thanks!

Same thing here 

someone told me It ll take couple days to see ur appointment letter in documents section 

Edited February 23, 2019 by Sasifz

[Given2Fly 19]

Yes, I read that too. Seems like all is going well, Patchie. Just check it tomorrow or the day after again.

[Patchie 3]

Just now, Sasifz said:

Same thing here 

someone told me I ll take couple days to see ur appointment letter in documents section 

Ok so we all (maybe) get the notification to our emails from USCIS website when there is any movement to our case...

Coz It's a bit weird that we have to check our account just to see if there is any update if we don't want to wait for the letter to show up in our mailbox...

Thanks!

[ivanalex1980 34]

On ‎2‎/‎1‎/‎2019 at 6:12 PM, morgan.croft said:

Just filed my N-400. Initially wasn't sure if I was going to do it right away... But decided that there is no time like the present! LOL

 

I believe my local office will be Jacksonville, and the timelines show 4-13 months, so that is actually pretty quick. 

 

My ROC is still pending (January 2018 filer @ VSC). 

Hello, can you please let me know which supporting documents you uploaded besides your Green card and marriage certificate?

 

Thank you so much

[morgan.croft 210]

3 minutes ago, ivanalex1980 said:

Hello, can you please let me know which supporting documents you uploaded besides your Green card and marriage certificate?

 

Thank you so much

Bank statements each quarter since I became a resident

CC statements for joint act every quarter

2016-2018 tax transcripts

screenshot from benefits showing wife is beneficiary

quarterly mortgage statements

Contract from vehicle purchase

closing disclosures from house purchase

Edited February 24, 2019 by morgan.croft

[Patchie 3]

50 minutes ago, morgan.croft said:

Bank statements each quarter since I became a resident

CC statements for joint act every quarter

2016-2018 tax transcripts

screenshot from benefits showing wife is beneficiary

quarterly mortgage statements

Contract from vehicle purchase

closing disclosures from house purchase

@morgan.croft Just curious...

 

Say for example you got your 2-year conditional green card on April 2016, when you went for interview you already submitted them all supporting documents until around March-April 2016. When you submitted ROC application, did you send them the supporting documents from the time you got married or just only say from April or May 2016 until January 2018?

 

For me when I filed ROC I only submitted supporting documents from when I got my 2-year conditional green card approved until present (before I submitted ROC application. Cause I assumed they already had all my documents in file.

Then when I submitted N-400 I did the same thing. I submitted the 3 years tax return as they requested and other required documents. But for supporting documents I only submitted from what after I sent my ROC application.

 

So now I'm not sure if I did it wrongly, and today I have this question in my head.

[morgan.croft 210]

1 minute ago, Patchie said:

@morgan.croft Just curious...

 

Say for example you got your 2-year conditional green card on April 2016, when you went for interview you already submitted them all supporting documents until around March-April 2016. When you submitted ROC application, did you send them the supporting documents from the time you got married or just only say from April or May 2016 until January 2018?

 

For me when I filed ROC I only submitted supporting documents from when I got my 2-year conditional green card approved until present (before I submitted ROC application. Cause I assumed they already had all my documents in file.

Then when I submitted N-400 I did the same thing. I submitted the 3 years tax return as they requested and other required documents. But for supporting documents I only submitted from what after I sent my ROC application.

 

So now I'm not sure if I did it wrongly, and today I have this question in my head.

For ROC, I submitted since I became a resident. 

For N400, I submitted since being a resident as well because one of the requirements was to show you have been together in order to file under the 3 year rule. 

 

I am sure you will probably be okay. For your interview you can bring additional evidence and add it to your case if you want. 

[Patchie 3]

2 minutes ago, morgan.croft said:

For ROC, I submitted since I became a resident. 

For N400, I submitted since being a resident as well because one of the requirements was to show you have been together in order to file under the 3 year rule. 

 

I am sure you will probably be okay. For your interview you can bring additional evidence and add it to your case if you want. 

I'm afraid I made the big mistake coz I assumed they have all my files that I submitted for AOS and ROC, so I didn't duplicate by sending the same documents again.

 

What about this option? Seems like we can upload more documents even it may or may not be considered.

I remember during the time I filled in the form, they usually remind me that the missing documents can lead delay.

 

Is there anyone made the same mistake as me? 😭

 

 

[Given2Fly 19]

22 hours ago, Given2Fly said:

Haha, understood. Don't drive and make excel sheets! I hope you are safe

 

Everybody else here - follow this link (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_b2yteLnJD5bl1o-0Ppf2z0RSGfd8rliT9-DNinT23o/edit?usp=sharing) and add your data if you want. Everybody with the link should be able to do that.

Do not use the first link I posted above, I cannot edit that comment anymore. This link here is the one to use.

Bump! If anybody else wants to add their data. Are we just Florida and Michigan?

Oh, and one more question - what is everybody using as the NOA date? The one from the letter?

[Sasifz 22]

20 minutes ago, Given2Fly said:

Bump! If anybody else wants to add their data. Are we just Florida and Michigan?

Oh, and one more question - what is everybody using as the NOA date? The one from the letter?

Look like ppl are shy to add info on that sheet 😂

I used my bio met date as noa date 

[lovemywife85 33]

I applied yesterday and they told me that it will take 13 months. I am living in Kentucky state what is my local office? did not receive the biometrics yet. Thank you  all

[morgan.croft 210]

Just now, lovemywife85 said:

I applied yesterday and they told me that it will take 13 months. I am living in Kentucky state what is my local office? did not receive the biometrics yet. Thank you  all

Go here and put in your zip code: https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/find-uscis-office/field-offices

[ivanalex1980 34]

16 hours ago, morgan.croft said:

Bank statements each quarter since I became a resident

CC statements for joint act every quarter

2016-2018 tax transcripts

screenshot from benefits showing wife is beneficiary

quarterly mortgage statements

Contract from vehicle purchase

closing disclosures from house purchase

Thank you so much, I pretty much have the same documents.

One last question, 

My IRS tax return transcript does not show neither mine or my spouse's full names, address or SSN, they say it is for security purposes

Is your tax return transcripts the same way?

 

thanks

[morgan.croft 210]

15 minutes ago, ivanalex1980 said:

Thank you so much, I pretty much have the same documents.

One last question, 

My IRS tax return transcript does not show neither mine or my spouse's full names, address or SSN, they say it is for security purposes

Is your tax return transcripts the same way?

 

thanks

Yup same way.

 

I am going to assume they are going to put 2 and 2 together when they see the last name matches the address, and the last 4 of the SSN matches mine...