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5 hours ago, Miamidade said:

Ok, 121 days have passed , I called to USCIS office and the officer checked my status and he said that the case is still pending ( no decision yet) I told him about 120 days and he answered me that they have from 5.5 month to 20 month waiting time . He said just wait and that’s it . Is it a new law ? Or what should I do next ? 

Keep waiting. it took me 167 days from interview and that was years ago.  I know some will tell you that you can take it to court but with your case I would wait it out.

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4 hours ago, Ontarkie said:

Keep waiting. it took me 167 days from interview and that was years ago.  I know some will tell you that you can take it to court but with your case I would wait it out.

i waited two years after decision cannot be made. I'm a citizen now

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On 9/25/2019 at 4:42 PM, Miamidade said:

he asked about N-400 and then  about my Arrest

Did you disclose this on your N400 application?

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On 12/18/2019 at 11:59 AM, Miamidade said:

Ok, 121 days have passed , I called to USCIS office and the officer checked my status and he said that the case is still pending ( no decision yet) I told him about 120 days and he answered me that they have from 5.5 month to 20 month waiting time . He said just wait and that’s it . Is it a new law ? Or what should I do next ? 

I'm sorry to tell you but 120 days has not passed yet. From what I gather you are adding weekends and holidays, that is most likely why the office informed you that it could take a while. Remember that USCIS does not count weekends or holidays as the local offices do not work on these days. The date that you would reach your 120 days is February 11, 2020. I found this link that would be helpful to you and any other member looking to inquire concerning when there 120 days are passed: https://www.timeanddate.com/date/workdays.html?d1=17&m1=8&y1=2019&d2=11&m2=02&y2=2020&ti=on& 

 

 

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Hello everyone , as you all know, it has been more then 120 days passed and today I received a New massage with New date of reviewing my interview. It’s saying more 4 mouths. 
 What do you think about it ? 

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40 minutes ago, Miamidade said:

Hello everyone , as you all know, it has been more then 120 days passed and today I received a New massage with New date of reviewing my interview. It’s saying more 4 mouths. 
 What do you think about it ? 

 

Have you sought assistance from your Senators for FL? or your local rep? If not, I would start there!

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4/2019: Submitted N400

5/2019: Biometrics (3 weeks)

2/2020: Interview (10 months)

3/2020: Oath & naturalization (11 months)

6/2020: Passport received (3 months)

Officially a U.S. Citizen! 

 

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You should take action and file a complaint with the ombudsman and your federal representative at the very least.  It clearly states on the N-652 you received in the interview that § 1447(b) provides you with the right to request a hearing if "USCIS has not made a determination on your application within 120 days."  You should document that USCIS told you otherwise to help build your case. 

 

My case is different, I was recommended for approval, now my case is stuck for ~70 days and the "Estimated Wait" keeps moving up sitting at February 2021.   I call and send a secure message every 30 days, I plan filing with my federal representatives at 90 days, (it takes USCIS ~30 days to reply to them) and will write the ombudsman at 120 days noting that i will file with the court if a determination can not be made by USCIS.  I will file with the court shortly after that. 

 

There is no benefit to not following up.  If they want to deny you, you are only giving them more time to build a case to do so by not following up while also delaying your ability to file again after the denial.  

 

  

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37 minutes ago, Henry357 said:

You should take action and file a complaint with the ombudsman and your federal representative at the very least.  It clearly states on the N-652 you received in the interview that § 1447(b) provides you with the right to request a hearing if "USCIS has not made a determination on your application within 120 days."  You should document that USCIS told you otherwise to help build your case. 

 

My case is different, I was recommended for approval, now my case is stuck for ~70 days and the "Estimated Wait" keeps moving up sitting at February 2021.   I call and send a secure message every 30 days, I plan filing with my federal representatives at 90 days, (it takes USCIS ~30 days to reply to them) and will write the ombudsman at 120 days noting that i will file with the court if a determination can not be made by USCIS.  I will file with the court shortly after that. 

 

There is no benefit to not following up.  If they want to deny you, you are only giving them more time to build a case to do so by not following up while also delaying your ability to file again after the denial.  

 

  

Do you have any idea why they have delayed further processing of your case? Or is it simply some kind of error that has you lost in the system?

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4/2019: Submitted N400

5/2019: Biometrics (3 weeks)

2/2020: Interview (10 months)

3/2020: Oath & naturalization (11 months)

6/2020: Passport received (3 months)

Officially a U.S. Citizen! 

 

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11 minutes ago, N400NYC said:

Do you have any idea why they have delayed further processing of your case? Or is it simply some kind of error that has you lost in the system?

No,  they just feed me back the pre-canned lines.  

ROC

 

03/05/2019 Notice to Transfer to Nebraska Service Center

04/05/2018 NOA from CSC (Biometrics waved) 

 

AOS

 

09/15/2016 EAD/AP Approved, Card in production, 09/23/2016 EAD/AP Received!

07/26/2015 Biometrics Notice Mailed (Appt 08/12/2015)

07/17/2015 NOA I-130/AOS/EAD/AP

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On 2/20/2020 at 11:46 AM, Miamidade said:

Hello everyone , as you all know, it has been more then 120 days passed and today I received a New massage with New date of reviewing my interview. It’s saying more 4 mouths. 
 What do you think about it ? 

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This is absurd. if i am you i will file mandamus and threaten uscis with a lawsuit. They are suppose to give an answer within 120 days by doing this they are violating your rights. i will also reach out to your state senator and tell them the whole story. As some people waited 2 years or less for decision that is not acceptable. file a mandamus or atleast threaten them.

I know the pain of wait and waiting this much already is not helping you or the application. what if you get arrested in the mean time again for something else? i am not saying you will but everyone has a bad day. dont wait file mandamus.

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2 hours ago, Henry357 said:

You should take action and file a complaint with the ombudsman and your federal representative at the very least.  It clearly states on the N-652 you received in the interview that § 1447(b) provides you with the right to request a hearing if "USCIS has not made a determination on your application within 120 days."  You should document that USCIS told you otherwise to help build your case. 

 

My case is different, I was recommended for approval, now my case is stuck for ~70 days and the "Estimated Wait" keeps moving up sitting at February 2021.   I call and send a secure message every 30 days, I plan filing with my federal representatives at 90 days, (it takes USCIS ~30 days to reply to them) and will write the ombudsman at 120 days noting that i will file with the court if a determination can not be made by USCIS.  I will file with the court shortly after that. 

 

There is no benefit to not following up.  If they want to deny you, you are only giving them more time to build a case to do so by not following up while also delaying your ability to file again after the denial.  

 

  

These uscis needs to stop playing with people emotions. They keep giving every one run around i think you have everything sorted out and i would go the same route which you have planned good luck with everything. keep us posted.

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On 9/25/2019 at 4:42 PM, Miamidade said:

Hello everybody ! I didn't think that i could search forums for that information but now i'm here. Let me explain my situation and i hope you can try to help me some how .

In 2012 i've got my Green Card. no violations\no parking tickets nothing. In 2016 i was arrested for Domestic violence (Battery attempt) but later on i took the special program (diversion program) finished it and all charges was Dropped (NOLE PROS at the end) so i was NOT CONVICTED and im still leaving with my wife. IN 2018 December i applied for US Citizenship N-400. After 6 month i was scheduled for an interview (AUGUST  17th  was the interview) . The Officer was nice, and it takes about 20 min (I've passed English tests and Civil and history) then he asked about N-400 and then  about my Arrest ! I explained him FROM MY SIDE what had happened that night and I Said BUT the Case was Dropped and dismissed but He smiled and said IT WAS NOT DROPPED , it was NOLE PROS (no prosecution). Then he  Printed me a form -  I ve Passed but Decision cant be made yet" And He said that It takes SOME time (2 weeks) you'll receive  it BY mail (the decision). Since THAT day - im checking every time online  No information ( 5 weeks have passed). "YOU ATTENDANT YOUR INTERVIEW -You DONT NEED TO DO ANYTHING THAT TIME  Estimaited Time 3 Month!" 

I cant sleep , i so stressed out. And IM so scared that it a HUGE possibility that they will DENY me. (One of my friends WITH CONVICTION of RECKLESS Driving Got his Citizenship in 2 Weeks with the same (Decision can not be made) and i'm frustrated. So i would be very happy if you can help me with this situation a lil bit!  THANK YOU! GOD BLESS AMERICA!

Same situation here but I wasn’t convicted. My interview coming up on March  iam really scared I don’t know what will happen. Praying for u to hear some good news soon about ur case . 🙏

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2 hours ago, Souma10 said:

Same situation here but I wasn’t convicted. My interview coming up on March  iam really scared I don’t know what will happen. Praying for u to hear some good news soon about ur case . 🙏

No need to be afraid. Nobody is perfect hopefully everything is going to be fine if you show to the immigration officer that you are afraid he will suspect more. Be confident and show remorse that such act wont happen again.

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On 2/23/2020 at 5:08 PM, Fahad86 said:

This is absurd. if i am you i will file mandamus and threaten uscis with a lawsuit. They are suppose to give an answer within 120 days by doing this they are violating your rights. i will also reach out to your state senator and tell them the whole story. As some people waited 2 years or less for decision that is not acceptable. file a mandamus or atleast threaten them.

I know the pain of wait and waiting this much already is not helping you or the application. what if you get arrested in the mean time again for something else? i am not saying you will but everyone has a bad day. dont wait file mandamus.

File a mandamus cost money ...Why do people should file if they paid fee to get desicion after 120 days?

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6 minutes ago, Wasa22 said:

File a mandamus cost money ...Why do people should file if they paid fee to get desicion after 120 days?

Your point is valid but i have heard stories that they dont adjudicate cases within 120 days so have every right to sue them after 120 days have passed, i hope it does not come to that point but waiting further does not make sense either since you paid fee to get naturalized. Everyone situation is different so i can only speak for myself since i will not hesitate and file the mandamus against uscis after 120 days have passed.

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