N-400 February 2019 Filers

[Sunshine25 17]

Yes they gave the same time, they said it will take about 2 hours.

[lovemywife85 33]

Just now, Sunshine25 said:

Yes they gave the same time, they said it will take about 2 hours.

Thank you so much.

[Sunshine25 17]

Your Welcome!

[Jamie and Amparo 10]

so my wife did her bio appt today. I'm wondering if the reason for the people who have received an interview appointment already is because of the country they are immigrating from - in the cases i've seen scheduled, it appears Canada and the UK - both very close US allies. In addition to you having your 10-year GC, maybe that is the reason for a relatively short wait between bio -> interview appointment. I hope I'm wrong and that's not the case, because my wife has a 10-year GC already, (2017)

[SPR2019 22]

Hello Everyone,

                            Just joined the forum and would like to add my timeline.

Filing method: Online

Filing date: 03/13/2019

NOA date: 03/13/2019

Biometrics Letter: 03/16/2019

Actual date of Bio: 04/04/2019

Field Office: Louisville, KY

The estimated date of completion shows up as April 2020.

 

[Nguyent8 0]

I'm new here too. I wanna add my case to the record but it doesn't seem convenient to add to post table embeded in topic (like in morgan.croft's posts).
It's very useful but it's hard to do it.

 

So I created this Google shared spreadsheets to make it easier:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IHFkY7qMHKHxLvBYM1Hwt_s3BcxuoH_LclNDkhbeVvw/edit?usp=sharing

 

I copied records from 

If you feel it's easier, we can post to that Google spreadsheet

 

[SPR2019 22]

10 hours ago, SPR2019 said:

Hello Everyone,

                            Just joined the forum and would like to add my timeline.

Filing method: Online

Filing date: 03/13/2019

NOA date: 03/13/2019

Biometrics Letter: 03/16/2019

Actual date of Bio: 04/04/2019

Field Office: Louisville, KY

The estimated date of completion shows up as April 2020.

 

Just realized I posted my timeline in the Feb 2019 filers post, sorry about that, guess was too sleepy to notice it yesterday night.

Edited March 21, 2019 by SPR2019

[lovemywife85 33]

14 hours ago, Jamie and Amparo said:

so my wife did her bio appt today. I'm wondering if the reason for the people who have received an interview appointment already is because of the country they are immigrating from - in the cases i've seen scheduled, it appears Canada and the UK - both very close US allies. In addition to you having your 10-year GC, maybe that is the reason for a relatively short wait between bio -> interview appointment. I hope I'm wrong and that's not the case, because my wife has a 10-year GC already, (2017)

I think maybe it is also related to the field office.

[Torabora 14]

My interview was scheduled on May 03, 2019 philly office.

Edited March 21, 2019 by Torabora

[Claudia & Thomas 8]

Just now, Torabora said:

My interview was scheduled on May 03, 2019 philly office.

Waoo!! This is awesome, many people with interview date!! Hopefully we all can finish this process soon!! Getting anxious!

 

[Lemon23 400]

17 hours ago, Jamie and Amparo said:

so my wife did her bio appt today. I'm wondering if the reason for the people who have received an interview appointment already is because of the country they are immigrating from - in the cases i've seen scheduled, it appears Canada and the UK - both very close US allies. In addition to you having your 10-year GC, maybe that is the reason for a relatively short wait between bio -> interview appointment. I hope I'm wrong and that's not the case, because my wife has a 10-year GC already, (2017)

It's always based on the USCIS field office processing time, not on the applicant's originating country.

[lovemywife85 33]

Hi, guys, my interview was scheduled back on Tudesday19. Today on the phone app they said an interview was scheduled today?!!  I opened my account still showed me that on 19 March and the date 24th of April?  

[lovemywife85 33]

 

What that should mean? Is that mean they change my interview date ?? 

[lovemywife85 33]

I dont know If this is normal? Please, anyone to help?

[fascinating123 38]

1 hour ago, Lemon23 said:

It's always based on the USCIS field office processing time, not on the applicant's originating country.

Yes, but obviously if someone is from a country with additional security concerns that can extend the processing time. I say "can" because no one really knows, I'm just going by what lawyer friends have told me.