N-400 November 2019 Filers

[silverline75 8]

Applied on Nov 27th …..estimated completion time Aug 2020 (8 months). Just got an update on my biometrics appointment online.....scheduled for Dec 20th.

[silverline75 8]

21 hours ago, Wors said:

I applied on November 19th and have my biometrics scheduled for December 9th, hoping for a smooth process! 

Awesome ! Good luck !! @Wors 

[Pete20155 52]

On 11/27/2019 at 9:40 PM, Pete20155 said:

Hello folks, Finally I am glad that my check was cashed from the bank today (11/27). Hopefully I will receive my NOA receipt and Biometeric appointment letter soon. Will keep you all posted. Good Luck to all!

 

On 12/1/2019 at 12:58 AM, Pete20155 said:

 

Hello folks, Hope everyone had a great thanksgiving ! I received email from USCIS yesterday morning saying they have taken action on my case and to login and check the status. When I logged in, I was glad to see the status "We scheduled your biometrics appointment" View your letter on your documents tab for the appointment date, time, and location. However when I checked the documents tab , it did not have any letter. May be they take some time to upload the Biometeric appointment letter. Did anybody else experience similar situation?  Is this something I need to be worried or I should call the USCIS customer service ? So far I have not received any letters from USCIS via Paper Mail. Please suggest.

 

On another note, I am happy that the estimated case completion date shows June 2020 (6 months).

Update: I was able to see my Biometrics appointment letter today (12/03) in the Documents Tab of my online account. It is scheduled for Dec 16th at their Alexandria, VA office. I might do an early walk-in this week or next week as time permits. 

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

My daughter's application was filed Nov 25th (online), her bio notice just showed up on her myuscis - 17 Dec. 

[Yanirose 64]

Biometric appointment scheduled for Dec 19th... has anyone from Seattle tried doing biometric earlier like a walk-in?

[Yanirose 64]

Update:

 

I successfully did an early walk-in today for my bio-metrics! 

[AnotherAndrew 22]

6 minutes ago, Yanirose said:

Update:

 

I successfully did an early walk-in today for my bio-metrics! 

Nice, actually going to our appointment in a few mins. Best wishes to everyone

[AnotherAndrew 22]

We just finished, and new update is now June 2020. 2 months faster than the first estimated completion in August.

[Pete20155 52]

9 minutes ago, AnotherAndrew said:

We just finished, and new update is now June 2020. 2 months faster than the first estimated completion in August.

Awesome . Good luck..Hope it gets completed even sooner!

[Giovanna024 442]

12 minutes ago, AnotherAndrew said:

We just finished, and new update is now June 2020. 2 months faster than the first estimated completion in August.

Great! 😁

[AnotherAndrew 22]

10 minutes ago, Pete20155 said:

Awesome . Good luck..Hope it gets completed even sooner!

 

9 minutes ago, Giovanna024 said:

Great! 😁

Thank you y'all, I marked and commented on my new estimated completion in the spread sheet. I think this gives positive boost to everyone waiting.

[ak_2018 47]

My biometrics appointment is next Wednesday. For those with 10-12 months of estimated completion time, when do you all plan to start studying for the test?

Edited December 5, 2019 by ak_2018

[Poulette 155]

2 hours ago, ak_2018 said:

My biometrics appointment is next Wednesday. For those with 10-12 months of estimated completion time, when do you all plan to start studying for the test?

I already created flash cards for all the questions (there was one slow day at work!) I wrote on them the one answer I am planning on giving, instead of all the options available. Then I set apart the ones that I already know the answer to, and I keep the rest in my drawer at work. Once in a while I pick 2 or 3 and read them. I am not going to go crazy about this test!

[Deagle 508]

5 minutes ago, Poulette said:

I already created flash cards for all the questions (there was one slow day at work!) I wrote on them the one answer I am planning on giving, instead of all the options available. Then I set apart the ones that I already know the answer to, and I keep the rest in my drawer at work. Once in a while I pick 2 or 3 and read them. I am not going to go crazy about this test!

Are you checking your USCIS account twice a day yet?

[Bebe1 78]

7 minutes ago, Poulette said:

I already created flash cards for all the questions (there was one slow day at work!) I wrote on them the one answer I am planning on giving, instead of all the options available. Then I set apart the ones that I already know the answer to, and I keep the rest in my drawer at work. Once in a while I pick 2 or 3 and read them. I am not going to go crazy about this test!

Your strategy sounds great especially for visual learners! Another resource i have used is the N-400 practice test on youtube where the questions are read (twice) and answered (twice). I listen to that every day on my commute to work and commute back. I do this every other day. Trying to listen to understand and not cram.