N-400 Aug 2019 Filers

[Stevo1979 71]

10 hours ago, Sammyjayt said:

My oath ceremony is scheduled to take place on Thursday 30th of January at 1pm. I'm so happy. Cant wait to get done with uscis . Huh 

 

Administrative or judicial?

[Sammyjayt 26]

4 hours ago, Stevo1979 said:

Administrative or judicial?

The venue is the same place I went for my interview . So I guess its administrative.  

[Rangm021 11]

Hello everyone! August 2019 filer here as well from Orlando, Florida.  My current timeline shows an estimated completion of May 2020.  I just received a notification that my appointment has been scheduled and my appointment notice has been sent.  The letter should also appear as an electronic version within a few days, so I'm just waiting for it to show up so I can see when my appointment is scheduled for!

[Stevo1979 71]

16 hours ago, Sammyjayt said:

The venue is the same place I went for my interview . So I guess its administrative.  

Mine judicial 

[momofmeli 13]

Officially US Citizen. So glad it’s done that fast. Oath Ceremony took two and half hours. Good luck to everyone.

[East Meets West 25]

1 hour ago, momofmeli said:

Officially US Citizen. So glad it’s done that fast. Oath Ceremony took two and half hours. Good luck to everyone.

Congrats!

[Sam90210 50]

Hi @kzin. I am also a DC filer September 2019. Can you please let us know when you receive your interview notice and update the sheet on the DC filers group. This info will help many of us to plan and see how long it will take to get the notice. Thanks in advance.

[Sammyjayt 26]

23 hours ago, momofmeli said:

Officially US Citizen. So glad it’s done that fast. Oath Ceremony took two and half hours. Good luck to everyone.

Congratulations 

[Rilo1234 17]

Approved Chicago today.

 

interview was 01/13.

[kzin 3]

20 hours ago, Sam90210 said:

Hi @kzin. I am also a DC filer September 2019. Can you please let us know when you receive your interview notice and update the sheet on the DC filers group. This info will help many of us to plan and see how long it will take to get the notice. Thanks in advance.

Hey @Sam90210. Hopefully we hear something soon, I have been checking USCIS case status daily for last few days. I noticed most people get their interview scheduled during 160-180 days timeline from filing date. Fingers crossed hopefully will get something soon!!

[Sam90210 50]

Yes @kzin. Based on the recent trend, you might hear from them by the end of this week or weekend. Let us know. Good luck!

[bariki 71]

Welp, it took me five months, but I think I made a mistake on my N-400.

 

“How many times has your current spouse been married (including annulled marriages, marriages to other people, and marriages to the same person)? If your current spouse has been married before, provide the following information about your current spouse's prior spouse.”

 

I said zero. I starting to think I should have said one (including my current marriage). I've successfully completed biometrics and my case estimate is April 2020 - that hasn't changed since I filed my case. Should I poke the bear and write a letter to amend my application or leave it be? Most of me leans towards leaving it be and, if asked, explain that I made a genuine mistake. >.<

[Giovanna024 442]

On 1/22/2020 at 9:37 AM, Rangm021 said:

Hello everyone! August 2019 filer here as well from Orlando, Florida.  My current timeline shows an estimated completion of May 2020.  I just received a notification that my appointment has been scheduled and my appointment notice has been sent.  The letter should also appear as an electronic version within a few days, so I'm just waiting for it to show up so I can see when my appointment is scheduled for!

DId you get it?

[Alimanu 77]

4 hours ago, bariki said:

Welp, it took me five months, but I think I made a mistake on my N-400.

 

“How many times has your current spouse been married (including annulled marriages, marriages to other people, and marriages to the same person)? If your current spouse has been married before, provide the following information about your current spouse's prior spouse.”

 

I said zero. I starting to think I should have said one (including my current marriage). I've successfully completed biometrics and my case estimate is April 2020 - that hasn't changed since I filed my case. Should I poke the bear and write a letter to amend my application or leave it be? Most of me leans towards leaving it be and, if asked, explain that I made a genuine mistake. >.<

They would go through it again during interview, you could make changes then.

[bariki 71]

Well, mistake on the form or not, I got an email saying my citizenship interview has been scheduled. ^^
 

Just waiting for the documents to post online saying where and when.