N-400 February 2019 Filers

[ivanalex1980 34]

7 minutes ago, morgan.croft said:

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... 

Oh ok releaved a little :))

 

Thank you

[lovemywife85 33]

Hi, guys, I appreciate you all so is 13 months is normal time processing?

[morgan.croft 210]

Just now, lovemywife85 said:

Hi, guys, I appreciate you all so is 13 months is normal time processing?

It depends on your local field office. Each office has their own time frame. Florida offices seem to be among the fastest. 

[lovemywife85 33]

my office is 10 months but my time after I apply yesterday shows me 13 months.

[trky 11]

I applied on February 1st 2019 (Detroit). Estimated time to be completed was 12 months. I can see there are some other applicants applied after me stating 13 months. So it can be translated as maybe applicant numbers has been increased after February 2019. Maybe I am wrong but just wanted to share my idea without any exact knowledge. Good luck to everyone on their exciting journey.

[sevendelta 17]

Hi everyone!

Submitted my N-400 application on Feb 23th with I-751 pending since September 2017. Actually, we got an RFE for I-751 till 14 of March. So I hope they will combine my cases and maybe my estimated time (March 2020) will be earlier. Good luck to everyone!

[MandMB 15]

Hi everyone,

 

another Florida filer here (I already added my current info into the spreadsheet). I have pending ROC since February 2018. On 2/6 they transferred my case from California to Nebraska. I filed N-400 on 2/20 got NOA1 2/21 (still don't have the physical copy). Yesterday they scheduled me for biometrics but the notice hasn't been uploaded yet. I read some of the posts here that it takes a couple of days so I'm not really worried about it. As of now my account shows that an estimated case completion time is 11 months. The processing times in my field office (Tampa, FL) show 5-16 months. For a friend of mine who also has the same filed office it took approximately 4 months since filing to Oath ceremony, but she didn't have a pending ROC. Still it gives me hope that things will start moving.

 

Good luck to everyone and I'll keep you posted.

[Given2Fly 19]

37 minutes ago, MandMB said:

Hi everyone,

 

another Florida filer here (I already added my current info into the spreadsheet). I have pending ROC since February 2018. On 2/6 they transferred my case from California to Nebraska. I filed N-400 on 2/20 got NOA1 2/21 (still don't have the physical copy). Yesterday they scheduled me for biometrics but the notice hasn't been uploaded yet. I read some of the posts here that it takes a couple of days so I'm not really worried about it. As of now my account shows that an estimated case completion time is 11 months. The processing times in my field office (Tampa, FL) show 5-16 months. For a friend of mine who also has the same filed office it took approximately 4 months since filing to Oath ceremony, but she didn't have a pending ROC. Still it gives me hope that things will start moving.

 

Good luck to everyone and I'll keep you posted.

Wow, your friend got it fast! I also have no ROC pending, but I am in Detroit. Hopefully it will go smooth and quick for all of us here. I am surprised by the many people from Michigan.

[Sasifz 22]

9 hours ago, sevendelta said:

Hi everyone!

Submitted my N-400 application on Feb 23th with I-751 pending since September 2017. Actually, we got an RFE for I-751 till 14 of March. So I hope they will combine my cases and maybe my estimated time (March 2020) will be earlier. Good luck to everyone!

Hi 

if u don’t mind telling what was RFE was for?

[ankitpatel 10]

16 hours ago, lovemywife85 said:

Hi, guys, I appreciate you all so is 13 months is normal time processing?

On an average its on the higher end, but yes. That's the one of the highest times. 

 

16 hours ago, lovemywife85 said:

my office is 10 months but my time after I apply yesterday shows me 13 months.

I had the same issue, as soon as my biometrics were done, it changed from 13 to 14 months. I guess they're safeguarding themselves to show cases are under normal processing times. 

[sevendelta 17]

Sasifz, they ask about proof for a marriage:

Children:

- copies of the civility registered birth certificates for our children born 

- adoption decrees of children

- court guardianship records of stepchildren

- school and medical records listing the stepparents as a contact guardian

Evidence of living together:

- Leases in both names

- Deeds and mortgages in both names

- Copies of your and spouse driver licenses

Evidence of combined financial resources:

- Checking, saving accounts with transactions pages

- Property, life or health insurances

- Federal, state tax returns (with attachments such as W-2)

- Utility bills

-Loan or credit statements

 

Affidavits from 3rd parties who have knowledge of the bona fides of your relationships.

 

[Swed Queen 4]

20 hours ago, lovemywife85 said:

Hi, guys, I appreciate you all so is 13 months is normal time processing?

Yup very normal. I sent my application in on the 16th and my processing time in New York is 19 - 22 months.

Edited February 25, 2019 by MyoHo

[morgan.croft 210]

All, I went through the thread and added anyone I could see that filed, and included the details that I could find. if there is anything incorrect, feel free to update for yourself... Or if you have applied and aren't included:

 

link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_b2yteLnJD5bl1o-0Ppf2z0RSGfd8rliT9-DNinT23o/edit#gid=0

 

VJ alias	Filing date	NOA1	Biometrics	RFE	Interview	Decision	Field Office	Filed online/ paper
morgan.croft	02-01-2019	02-01-2019	02-20-2019				Jacksonville, FL	Online
trky	02-01-2019	02-01-2019					Detroit, MI	Online
irvine	02-03-2019	02-03-2019	02-12-2019				Santa Ana, CA	Online
txdoc	02-03-2019	02-03-2019	03-01-2019				New Orleans	Online
templinc	02-04-2019						SLC, UT	Paper
mrzjimenez7810	02-06-2019	02-06-2019					Providence, RI	Online
ankitpatel	02-07-2019	02-07-2019	02-13-2019				Chicago	Online
mezamo	02-08-2019						Boston
Oliversmom	02-09-2019	02-09-2019					West Palm Beach, FL	Online
DHCF	02-09-2019						NYC
KPea	02-11-2019	02-11-2019					Seattle, WA	Online
FerchoGnz	02-11-2019	02-11-2019	03-06-2019				St. Paul, MN	Online
djames95	02-13-2019	02-13-2019					Nashville, TN	Online
fascinating123	02-13-2019	02-13-2019	02-28-2019					Online
Prianca	02-14-2019	02-14-2019	03-08-2019				NYC	Online
frida_e	02-14-2019	02-14-2019	03-05-2019				San Diego, CA	Online
pinayanne27	02-15-2019
Given2Fly	02-16-2019	02-17-2019					Detroit, MI	Online
jsoubenz	02-16-2019	02-16-2019						Online
MyoHo	02-16-2019	02-16-2019					NYC	Online
VesnaCR	02-18-2019	02-18-2019					Detroit, MI	Online
Amelie123	02-19-2019	02-19-2019						Online
MandMB	02-20-2019	02-21-2019					Tampa, FL	Online
Sasifz	02-21-2019	02-23-2019					Hialeah,FL	ONLINE
aplummerjr	02-23-2019	02-23-2019					Philadephia, PN	Online
lovemywife85	02-23-2019	02-23-2019					Kentucky	Online
sevendelta	02-23-2019	02-23-2019					Albany, NY	Online
Quido83								Paper

Edited February 25, 2019 by morgan.croft

[asilva411 4]

Hey guys! I filed my N 400 on Feb 18 and biometrics was scheduled on Feb 22. I still have not received the letter for the biometrics appointment. What is weird is the estimated time used to say 13 months, now it says "

We are taking longer than expected to process your case. You do not need to do anything at this time.

I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that I am still waiting on my I 751 to be approved. Anyone else have the same thing?

[FerchoGnz 6]

I did a walk in today and got my biometrics done. I got the study guy for the civics test. My estimated completion time went down from 22 months to 20 months... Wohoo, with all the damn sarcasm...