N-400 February 2019 Filers

[ankitpatel 10]

I just walked into ASC and got my biometrics done, I just printed out a copy of the notice and walked in. 

The guys were very supportive and I was done in 15 mins.

[ankitpatel 10]

2 hours ago, txdoc said:

Hey guys,

 

FO: New Orleans, LA. Filed 2/3/19, FP notice 2/9/19, FP appointment 3/1/19. I live 2 hours from the field office, but will try to walk in next week. I'm trying to get there around 8am; does that usually work? Want to make sure before I make the long drive!

 

Estimated case completion: 20 months (lol..)

Online processing time 14.5 - 21 months

 

Hopefully it goes faster than that. I was eligible to apply in October, but couldn't get around to it till now. Oh well.. better late than never!

Go for it! I just walked in and got them done, my Biometrics was scheduled for March 1

[ankitpatel 10]

4 hours ago, morgan.croft said:

What did it show before biometrics?

I was curious so I looked back on the thread before it showed 11 months and now its 9 months. 

Thats what triggered me to do a walk in today!

[morgan.croft 210]

Awesome... My appointment is next week, and the office is about 2-2.5 hours away, so I'll just hang onto my original appt. But glad to hear everyone is able to get a walk in appointment without any issues

[ankitpatel 10]

So the Case tracker app notified me that my case is actively being reviewed.
A few minutes later I login, it shows completion time = Apr 2020 (previously it was March 2020) 

[frida_e 14]

Good morning all!

 

We just submitted my husband's N-400 online and paid via debit card. It's nice that they debit the account right away lol. There are two ASC centers near us I believe so luckily it won't be an issue. We are in San Diego. There are many applicants. They do a ceremony once a month here. My mom filed her N-400 application I believe late 2017, got an interview in August 2018, didn't pass the written exam, retook it late October and passed finally. She was approved. She has been waiting to hear about her ceremony for a few months as you can see. She spoke to an agent last night who informed her it is normal to from 9-6 months after you pass the interview and exam to wait for a ceremony :(. It's frustrating on all ends. 

[irvine 0]

4 hours ago, frida_e said:

 

On 2/13/2019 at 11:44 AM, txdoc said:

 

 

4 hours ago, frida_e said:

Good morning all!

 

We just submitted my husband's N-400 online and paid via debit card. It's nice that they debit the account right away lol. There are two ASC centers near us I believe so luckily it won't be an issue. We are in San Diego. There are many applicants. They do a ceremony once a month here. My mom filed her N-400 application I believe late 2017, got an interview in August 2018, didn't pass the written exam, retook it late October and passed finally. She was approved. She has been waiting to hear about her ceremony for a few months as you can see. She spoke to an agent last night who informed her it is normal to from 9-6 months after you pass the interview and exam to wait for a ceremony :(. It's frustrating on all ends. 

 

San Diego office is faster than other CA offices.  You can go to Visajourney immigration timelines and search by different offices.  San Diego office is processing the applicants whose priority dates are 10/2018.  But Santa Ana office is processing the applicants whose priority dates are 03/2018.

Edited February 14, 2019 by irvine

[frida_e 14]

1 minute ago, irvine said:

 

 

San Diego office is faster than other CA offices.  You can go to Visajourney immigration timelines and search by different offices.  San Diego office is processing the applicants whose priority dates are 10/2018.  But Santa Ana office is processing the applicants whose priority dates are 03/2018.

I actually forgot to mention that my mom is a resident of Orange County so she is at the Santa Ana local offices. Thanks for pointing that out! 

[prianca 9]

Submitted my N-400 application on Feb 14th with I-751 pending since November 2017.

[VesnaCR 9]

I’m filling online form N400. And I'm looking for advice. I have issue with question about my spouse’s previous marriages. Question is “Has your current spouse been married previously?” I filled NO. But when I generated form to check if everything is correct I found that  the question “How many times has your current spouse been married” has answer 0, which is not right. Do/did you have the same issue? Should I be worried?

[prianca 9]

10 minutes ago, VesnaCR said:

I’m filling online form N400. And I'm looking for advice. I have issue with question about my spouse’s previous marriages. Question is “Has your current spouse been married previously?” I filled NO. But when I generated form to check if everything is correct I found that  the question “How many times has your current spouse been married” has answer 0, which is not right. Do/did you have the same issue? Should I be worried?

Yeah I submitted my app 3-4 days ago. I submitted it as-is. Even I noticed the same thing in the pdf application.

[VesnaCR 9]

29 minutes ago, prianca said:

Yeah I submitted my app 3-4 days ago. I submitted it as-is. Even I noticed the same thing in the pdf application.

Thank you for your answer. I have one more question about residency and employment. I know that based on marriage I have to provide information during the last 3 years. But application tells me that I'm missing information for 2 more years. Is it ok? Or it's better to give them info for last 5 years even if I didn't live in the US?

[prianca 9]

3 hours ago, VesnaCR said:

Thank you for your answer. I have one more question about residency and employment. I know that based on marriage I have to provide information during the last 3 years. But application tells me that I'm missing information for 2 more years. Is it ok? Or it's better to give them info for last 5 years even if I didn't live in the US?

Hi - I am not sure what the application is suggesting to you. My marriage is 4 years old but I had to provide residence, employment, and travel for 5 years. I would provide all the details honestly. 

[Tee1000 0]

 

 

On 2/5/2019 at 12:21 PM, morgan.croft said:

I did online. It was SUPER easy and fast. I actually received a case update the day after I submitted it saying I was scheduled for biometrics. 

 

Was super happy to not have to do a paper version.

Thanks for your informative post, I assumed I wasn't eligible for online filing, now I have set up an account. I've also got a pending I-751 from Jan 2018 but I moved recently so I have to wait 3 months to start my Natz application. 

[Amelie123 2]

Greetings to all the fellow February filers! I just submitted my application online.  

What should I expect next? Do you all get notification via email on any updates or do you have to log into your USCIS account every time, to check on the progress? 

Also, are we still going to receive anything in the mail (like biometrics appt letter?) or is everything online now? 

Good luck and smooth travels on this last immigration journey trip to all of you!