N400 June 2019 Filers

[Meelo12 2]

6 hours ago, TZKA said:

As fas as I know as long a person spends at least 6 months a calendar year in USA he or she should be OK

I certainly hope so. Thanks for your answer.

[TZKA 34]

On 10/7/2019 at 9:10 PM, TZKA said:

To start with, as I stated in my posting, no date for the interview was given.  It said : We will mail you an interview notice. 
The email came from: USCIS-CaseStatus@uscis.dhs.gov. 
Hope that helps. 

 

Interview scheduled for November 13 2019 in Atlanta USCIS office

[ramboy 3]

HI all, 

also  (mid) June 2019 filer, Boston, MA. 5 year.  Biometrics done first week July. Then waiting. Completion shows Dec 2019 and wait time shows 12 days.

[patsfan038 27]

12 minutes ago, ramboy said:

HI all, 

also  (mid) June 2019 filer, Boston, MA. 5 year.  Biometrics done first week July. Then waiting. Completion shows Dec 2019 and wait time shows 12 days.

Almost same as you. Boston filer mid June. December completion and wait time 6 days

[Arandes 9]

28 minutes ago, ramboy said:

HI all, 

also  (mid) June 2019 filer, Boston, MA. 5 year.  Biometrics done first week July. Then waiting. Completion shows Dec 2019 and wait time shows 12 days.

have you got your interview date or not yet ,i have the wait time 16 days but they still didn't schedule me for interview yet .

[shadowfox7569 14]

N400 filled June 14 2019. Oath ceremony scheduled for Oct 18. Almost there

[mmp7183 14]

for those who are not yet on our shared tracking file:

 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LkhSY9UjVYFhNwZpdBR-hW3DBTeSMxzZCp4byrT8tIw/edit#gid=0

[Meelo12 2]

6 hours ago, TZKA said:

 

Interview scheduled for November 13 2019 in Atlanta USCIS office

Congratulations!

Here's hoping my long wait gets cut short too.

[APHoward01 11]

Wife Completed her interview today now just waiting for the letter for the Oath Ceremony

[TZKA 34]

General question about interview/oath ceremony. Initially Completion Time was May 2020. So I booked oversees trip from mid November to Christmas. Now got a pleasant surprise. Interview scheduled November 13. Assuming interview is successful/passed, can one ask the interviewing officer to have Oath Ceremony scheduled after Christmas? Or the interviewing officer has no say about when Oath Ceremony is scheduled, and scheduling done by others?

 

I hate to cancel the trip, but may have to if Oath Ceremony date fixed and can not be influenced.

[AC&BS 23]

Interview scheduled for Nov 7. Fingers crossed.

[shadowfox7569 14]

5 hours ago, TZKA said:

General question about interview/oath ceremony. Initially Completion Time was May 2020. So I booked oversees trip from mid November to Christmas. Now got a pleasant surprise. Interview scheduled November 13. Assuming interview is successful/passed, can one ask the interviewing officer to have Oath Ceremony scheduled after Christmas? Or the interviewing officer has no say about when Oath Ceremony is scheduled, and scheduling done by others?

 

I hate to cancel the trip, but may have to if Oath Ceremony date fixed and can not be influenced.

We did. Had a family wedding coming up when we got the letter for our interview. So at the end of the n400 interview the officer asked if we had any question. I bought up that I had a trip coming up in a couple weeks. The officer said they would bump us to the next one after that to make sure we wouldnt have an issue

[SweetJuls 69]

Oh well...bye bye citizenship for now. Getting a divorce. That's more money down the drain, but definitely more mental health on my way. 
Do you guys know if I will upload a divorce decree in my file and don't show up for the interview, if that will be enough for them? will I still be able to apply in two years or more?

Thank you!

[mmp7183 14]

33 minutes ago, SweetJuls said:

Oh well...bye bye citizenship for now. Getting a divorce. That's more money down the drain, but definitely more mental health on my way. 
Do you guys know if I will upload a divorce decree in my file and don't show up for the interview, if that will be enough for them? will I still be able to apply in two years or more?

Thank you!

Urgh so sorry you have to deal with that.

based on what I have read - you can withdraw your N400 during interview or before by writing a letter to the local USCIS office handling your case. You can reapply under the 5 yr residency rule once you get to your 5 yrs (can do 90 days early as usual)

 

saw some info here:  https://forums.immigration.com/threads/divorce-pending-while-filing-for-n400.301822/

[TZKA 34]

On 10/7/2019 at 8:58 PM, Meelo12 said:

From which email did you get the notification of the interview? the no-reply@uscis.dhs.gov one? And how far off did they schedule your interview?

I filed on June 20

 

1 hour ago, shadowfox7569 said:

We did. Had a family wedding coming up when we got the letter for our interview. So at the end of the n400 interview the officer asked if we had any question. I bought up that I had a trip coming up in a couple weeks. The officer said they would bump us to the next one after that to make sure we wouldnt have an issue

Thanks. That was helpful to know.