N-400 November 2019 Filers

[hammond 3]

My interview was supposed to happen in April and was de-scheduled with this message:

This is to advise you that, due to unforeseen circumstances, we have had to cancel the previously scheduled interview on <> for the above applicant. We regret any inconvenience this may cause.

We will advise you of any further action taken on this case, including any rescheduled interview appointment information, under separate notice.

 

My case office is San Jose. 

I am really worried since I see no movement on my case at all. Anybody in the same boat? It's unclear how much to wait for 😐

[Venus201320 143]

I am moving at the end of this month to Tucson, Arizona. Should I notify USCIS now? Or later? Also is the AR-11 the only form I need to file?

Edited September 15, 2020 by Venus201320

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

9 hours ago, Venus201320 said:

I am moving at the end of this month to Tucson, Arizona. Should I notify USCIS now? Or later? Also is the AR-11 the only form I need to file?

You notify them when you move. And yes re AR11, there is a place on the form to indicate if you have any current cases open with them.

[Numii 16]

On 8/25/2020 at 5:18 PM, Numii said:

 

Update: Interview date scheduled for Sept 16th.

 

I am done with my interview and oath ceremony today! Woohoo!

 

Good luck everyone!

 

[Amadia 711]

Just now, Numii said:

I am done with my interview and oath ceremony today! Woohoo!

 

Good luck everyone!

 

Congrats!

[Numii 16]

4 minutes ago, Amadia said:

Congrats!

thank you

[Valor 131]

20 minutes ago, Numii said:

I am done with my interview and oath ceremony today! Woohoo!

 

Good luck everyone!

 

Congrats, whats you local office?

[Numii 16]

Just now, Valor said:

Congrats, whats you local office?

Baltimore, MD

[aa1979 100]

2 hours ago, Numii said:

I am done with my interview and oath ceremony today! Woohoo!

 

Good luck everyone!

 

Congratulations! what questions did you get on your civics, reading and writing exams?

[Numii 16]

29 minutes ago, aa1979 said:

Congratulations! what questions did you get on your civics, reading and writing exams?

1. We elect senators for how many years?

2. Longest river?

3. current president?

4. 3 original states?

5. what does presidents cabinet do?

6. capital of your state?

 

Reading: Who was George washington? Writing(On tablet): He was the first president.

 

It was pretty straight forward overall, went through the n400 application, yes/no questions.  (No documents requested/checked).

 

 

[AraBel 11]

2 minutes ago, Numii said:

1. We elect senators for how many years?

2. Longest river?

3. current president?

4. 3 original states?

5. what does presidents cabinet do?

6. capital of your state?

 

Reading: Who was George washington? Writing(On tablet): He was the first president.

 

It was pretty straight forward overall, went through the n400 application, yes/no questions.  (No documents requested/checked).

 

 

Wow! Congratulations! Did you applied based on 3 years marriage? Where is your State? Thank you! 

[Numii 16]

5 minutes ago, AraBel said:

Wow! Congratulations! Did you applied based on 3 years marriage? Where is your State? Thank you! 

5 years. Maryland.

[erick_6921 9]

Guys, I'm posting this after the fact, hoping my case timeline helps anyone out there. I contacted my congressman based on a suggestion I saw on the forum. IT DID HELP! do it if you're having problems. 

I filed my N-400 via mail using thee 3 YR rule while living in Chicago, shortly after I moved to Milwaukee, so here goes my timeline: 

 

NOV 16 2019 - Mailed package via USPS 
NOV 20 2019 - Package delivered

NOV 29 2019 - Received 3 Letters on mail dated from NOV 22 2019 with Account acceptance notice, biometrics appointment and some other document I honestly can't remember what it was. Biometrics date: 12/11/2019

DEC 11 2019 - Attended biometrics interview

FEB 11 2020 - Interview notice on March 24 2020 in CHICAGO, IL

MAR 18 2020 - USCIS closed and Interview descheduded

MAR 27 2020 - I submit change of address for my new address in Wisconsin.

APR 4 2020 - Online status changed to "We transfered your application to another field office, you don't have to do anything at this time"

JUN 30 2020 - I wrote to my congressman concerned about how long it was taking and worried that my file was lost when transferred to Milwaukee

JUL 2 2020 - He responds asking me to fill out a privacy notice giving him authorization to inquire about my case on my behalf

JUL 3 2020 - I mail back my consent 

JUL 17 2020 - Letter from congressman with USCIS' response about my case inquire saying that my case was awaiting interview scheduling and that my file was certainly not lost

JUL 22 2020 - coincidentally... INTERVIEW SCHEDULED (GO CONGRESSMAN!) - Interview date: 08/10/2020

AUG 10 2020 - Attended interview and passed

AUG 12 2020 - Oath ceremony notice received

AUG 13 2020 - Can't remember when I got the notice physically, but here's when I saw it online, Oath date: 08/27/2020

AUG 27 2020 - Took Oath of allegiance.  No more payments to USCIS!!..... or not?.....to be continued.....

 

AUG 27 2020 - Mailed AOS package for my parents, who were patiently waiting since March. (Paid USCIS another $3,520, just for the good old times) 

 

 

 

 

[MKEJAY2020 2]

@erick_6921Thank you very much for sharing. I'm Jan 2020 MKE filer. No word after biometrics in February. 

[erick_6921 9]

21 minutes ago, MKEJAY2020 said:

@erick_6921Thank you very much for sharing. I'm Jan 2020 MKE filer. No word after biometrics in February. 

Hang in there. Seems like my case is offset from yours by 2 months, so probably you’ll be getting your interview this month. If not, I do suggest writing to your congressman, I’ll never know if this was a coincidence or if it helped them see my file. Only thing I can tell you is that right after the interview notice, things will move fast for your case.