N-400 February 2019 Filers

[Claudia & Thomas 8]

2 minutes ago, morgan.croft said:

I applied on 2/1, and my I751 has not been transferred yet. Still sitting in blissful ignorance at VSC. 

 

2 minutes ago, morgan.croft said:

I applied on 2/1, and my I751 has not been transferred yet. Still sitting in blissful ignorance at VSC. 

It’s very frustrating.... this month will be 14 months since I applied for I751, the timeline on USCIS it’s 15.5 months to 23 months for Nebraska... I hope it won’t take that long!! Cross our fingers for a smooth process!!

[prianca 9]

7 minutes ago, morgan.croft said:

I applied on 2/1, and my I751 has not been transferred yet. Still sitting in blissful ignorance at VSC. 

Same boat. I am a Nov 2017 i751 filer at the VSC. My case has had absolute no movement. I applied for N-400 mid Feb 2019. My patience is dying but this forum gives me hope.

Edited March 19, 2019 by prianca

[Deji 21]

6 minutes ago, morgan.croft said:

I applied on 2/1, and my I751 has not been transferred yet. Still sitting in blissful ignorance at VSC. 

Perhaps it might get transferred to your local office for adjudication of both once the officer starts to review your I-751.

Recall that, VSC was slightly behind compared to CSC. Are number before and after you adjudicated? What office is your N400 to be processed?

[prianca 9]

1 minute ago, Deji said:

Perhaps it might get transferred to your local office for adjudication of both once the officer starts to review your I-751.

Recall that, VSC was slightly behind compared to CSC. Are number before and after you adjudicated? What office is your N400 to be processed?

For me, yes. Before and after have been processed. VSC. 

[MandMB 15]

11 minutes ago, Claudia & Thomas said:

Im on the same boat as you are, applied for my I-751 on January 26, 2018, then on February 06 they transfer my case to another office, Nebraska and I’m waiting since then. Applied online N-400 on Feb 15.

im getting very anxious about this thing, it’s been a long process!!

Hi, my timeline is very similar to yours. They received my I-751 on February 6, 2018, exactly one year later on February 6, 2019 it got transferred to Nebraska. I applied for citizenship on February 20th.

Hopefully we all will hear good news soon!

[Deji 21]

2 minutes ago, MandMB said:

Hi, my timeline is very similar to yours. They received my I-751 on February 6, 2018, exactly one year later on February 6, 2019 it got transferred to Nebraska. I applied for citizenship on February 20th.

Hopefully we all will hear good news soon!

I think its all making sense now. We already have 2 filers with an interview date @Lochnessmonster & @sunshine25

I wonder if they had similar timelines. Cos that will explain a lot with their interview dates.

[morgan.croft 210]

14 minutes ago, Deji said:

Perhaps it might get transferred to your local office for adjudication of both once the officer starts to review your I-751.

Recall that, VSC was slightly behind compared to CSC. Are number before and after you adjudicated? What office is your N400 to be processed?

Yep... Lots before and after me approved... One 4 cases away lol.

I do expect that my I751 will be transferred for a combo interview at Jacksonville. Others who have filed N-400 with pending I-751 did have a combo interview in Jacksonville... Mine just seems to be lagging behind theirs.

 

Timeline for Jacksonville N-400 is 4-12 months. 

[Claudia & Thomas 8]

8 minutes ago, Deji said:

I think its all making sense now. We already have 2 filers with an interview date @Lochnessmonster & @sunshine25

I wonder if they had similar timelines. Cos that will explain a lot with their interview dates.

Sunshine has the 10 year green card, but I’m don’t know about Lonchnessmonster.

 

[Lochnessmonster 6]

35 minutes ago, Claudia & Thomas said:

Sunshine has the 10 year green card, but I’m don’t know about Lonchnessmonster.

 

I also have my 10 year green card. I received approval for I-751 on 2/6/19 and I applied for I-751 on 8/30/17. 😵

[Deji 21]

4 minutes ago, Lochnessmonster said:

I also have my 10 year green card. I received approval for I-751 on 2/6/19 and I applied for I-751 on 8/30/17. 😵

Thanks for clarifying. Hopefully all of us in this boat don't get punished instead get quicker adjudication on both cases.

[lovemywife85 33]

1 hour ago, Lochnessmonster said:

I also have my 10 year green card. I received approval for I-751 on 2/6/19 and I applied for I-751 on 8/30/17. 😵

May I ask you about the interview note. Do they ask to bring any documents with you?

[lovemywife85 33]

Hi, guys, I got an update on the app that my Interview scheduled but did not see anything on my account or received any notification is this could be a glitch?

[morgan.croft 210]

13 minutes ago, lovemywife85 said:

Hi, guys, I got an update on the app that my Interview scheduled but did not see anything on my account or received any notification is this could be a glitch?

No... it sounds legit... you should see the interview letter online in a couple days. Congrats. 

[lovemywife85 33]

4 minutes ago, morgan.croft said:

No... it sounds legit... you should see the interview letter online in a couple days. Congrats. 

Thank you so so much!

[Sunshine25 17]

38 minutes ago, lovemywife85 said:

May I ask you about the interview note. Do they ask to bring any documents with you?

This is what they asked me to bring on my interview notice:

 

You MUST BRING the following with you to the interview:

• This letter.

• Your Alien Registration Card ("green card").

• Any evidence of Selective Service Registration.

• Your passport and/or any other documents you used in connection with any entries into the United States.

 

• Those items noted below which are applicable to you:

If applying for NATURALIZATION AS THE SPOUSE of a United States Citizen;

• Your marriage certificate.

• Proof of death or divorce for each prior marriage of yourself or spouse.

• Your spouse's birth or naturalization certificate or certificate of citizenship.

If applying for NATURALIZATION as a member of the United States Armed Forces;

• Your discharge certificate, or form DD214.

 

If copies of a document were submitted as evidence with your N400 application, the originals of those documents should be brought to the interview.