N-400 January 2020 Filers

[N400NYC 380]

23 hours ago, Giovanna024 said:

Good news for all of you! 

I know I will be last one since I am in Miami  But good luck everyone here!

The unfortunate reality is that each field office has a different processing time and so the "month filed" threads can be very painful if you are one of the ones left waiting around. I filed April 2019 and have barely looked at that thread since early on it became obvious everyone else (90%) was going to become a citizen before me. I have paid more attention to the thread about cases filed in my local field office as that has given me a much better idea about the reality of my situation and has also spared me some of the angst of watching other people file 6 months later and becomes citizens before me!! As it is I'm still not even there yet....but close....oath this Friday.....

[Suze1 366]

20 hours ago, Amadia said:

I'm in December 2019 filers.

@Amadia

 

So, how's it going over there? I think soon for you!

 

We have been to WPB several times, for work. Always like it.

 

[Suze1 366]

18 hours ago, Cryssiekins said:

My i751 is still pending from January 28, 2019 in Vermont.  It has not updated beyond “we have received your case”.

Yeah, we got NO indication our I-751 was being worked on or transferred, then one day the 10-year green card showed up in the mailbox. And we got the approval letter AFTER we got the actual card! So....

Hang in there, your ROC might be okay. Time will tell, of course.

Sorry for the long delay.

[lolrko 58]

Anyone that went to the interview knows what to take to the immigration interview for 3 years marriage? What documents you had to take?

[Quarknase 1,072]

2 minutes ago, lolrko said:

Anyone that went to the interview knows what to take to the immigration interview for 3 years marriage? What documents you had to take?

Not yet, but proof of bonafide marriage. Commingling finances, lease with both names, car titles, photos, utility bills, mail to same address, everything that proofs shared residence and marital union.

[lolrko 58]

Just now, Quarknase said:

Not yet, but proof of bonafide marriage. Commingling finances, lease with both names, car titles, photos, utility bills, mail to same address, everything that proofs shared residence and marital union.

Even though we submitted all of that online???

[Quarknase 1,072]

2 minutes ago, lolrko said:

Even though we submitted all of that online???

Yes you should always bring what you submitted with you.

[lolrko 58]

Just now, Quarknase said:

Yes you should always bring what you submitted with you.

Oh no that's so annoying lol

[Cryssiekins 976]

9 minutes ago, lolrko said:

Anyone that went to the interview knows what to take to the immigration interview for 3 years marriage? What documents you had to take?

You also need to bring:

- the original marriage certificate;

- your USC spouses birth certificate;

- your green card (if you have it);  and 

- passports you’ve used to travel in and out of the country for the last 3 (or 5) years.  

 

The letter will specify the items you need, but yes, as a best practice, bring a copy of your submission.

[Cryssiekins 976]

Well, I got my interview date:  April 14th.  5 weeks away! 
 

My anxiety is at an all time high bc of that darn i751 that’s still pending.  Hopefully the Congressman’s office will get it moved, but also, I am excited to be SOOO close to being done.  
 

I read some weird stories about them (USCIS) sending an rfe after the interview for weird things, like an employment letter from a random employer from the past.  Seems weird to me, but who knows what triggered that.  

[lolrko 58]

7 minutes ago, Cryssiekins said:

You also need to bring:

- the original marriage certificate;

- your USC spouses birth certificate;

- your green card (if you have it);  and 

- passports you’ve used to travel in and out of the country for the last 3 (or 5) years.  

 

The letter will specify the items you need, but yes, as a best practice, bring a copy of your submission.

Sounds good. My interview is 4/20 finally

[Rick & Apple 233]

11 minutes ago, Cryssiekins said:

You also need to bring:

- the original marriage certificate;

- your USC spouses birth certificate;

- your green card (if you have it);  and 

- passports you’ve used to travel in and out of the country for the last 3 (or 5) years.  

 

The letter will specify the items you need, but yes, as a best practice, bring a copy of your submission.

My wife's letter said " If copies of a document were submitted as evidence with your N400 application, the originals of those documents should be brought to the interview."

[Cryssiekins 976]

2 minutes ago, Rick & Apple said:

My wife's letter said " If copies of a document were submitted as evidence with your N400 application, the originals of those documents should be brought to the interview."

Ugh.  So I have to print all my bank statements again? What a waste of paper. 

[Dzuliana 216]

2 hours ago, Cryssiekins said:

Well, I got my interview date:  April 14th.  5 weeks away! 
 

My anxiety is at an all time high bc of that darn i751 that’s still pending.  Hopefully the Congressman’s office will get it moved, but also, I am excited to be SOOO close to being done.  
 

I read some weird stories about them (USCIS) sending an rfe after the interview for weird things, like an employment letter from a random employer from the past.  Seems weird to me, but who knows what triggered that.  

A friend's hubby had i751 pending and n400, he got interview for n400 and no word about i751. When they got there, both cases were merged, they had no prior info from USCIS. Everything went fine. I wouldn't worry, I think everything will be ok! BTW he got approved, no biggie.

[Amadia 711]

7 hours ago, Suze1 said:

@Amadia

 

So, how's it going over there? I think soon for you!

 

We have been to WPB several times, for work. Always like it.

 

It's going a little too slow for me right now

 

WPB is really nice.....today was pouring for half a day....nice to snuggle in bed a little longer with my kiddo