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Paper based N-400 - How long did it take to see your credit card charged?

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R&OC   371

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Dear all,

 

my question is pretty much my title. We had to file my N-400 application paper based and I am wondering when they will charge my credit card?

 

I would appreciate if anyone could share their experience with me.

 

 

 

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We filed via paper, but used a check.  Our check cleared after about a week.  

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11 minutes ago, R&OC said:

Dear all,

 

my question is pretty much my title. We had to file my N-400 application paper based and I am wondering when they will charge my credit card?

 

I would appreciate if anyone could share their experience with me.

 

 

 

No experience here... but you can check the N-400 timelines here for your local office and check out who did recent non-online applications. If their biometrics appt is 28 days after filing, then I would assume that their CC or personal check had been charged/cashed within 7 days of receipt. These days, biometrics appt are scheduled around the 3-wk mark after online application.

 
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