N-400 May 2020 filers

[Harold_Oakland 133]

20 minutes ago, vkbruh1114 said:

Quick question guys, if I plan to move from Maryland to Colorado, how can we change address for my N-400. Due to this tough job market, I lost my job at Marriott and found a new one in Denver, CO. How does this impact N-400 process in terms of delay.? Any idea 

Hello, great question you've fielded and I don't have a direct answer for you. However, when my wife was in the middle of AOS we moved from Tennessee to Texas after her biometrics were completed. I don't recall there being any hiccups in the transfer or us suffering an undo amount of extra wait time. Whether or not this would also apply to N400 I do not know specifically.

BTW, you'll LOVE Denver! We've since moved here and it's fantastic in so many different ways.

 

[thongho2910 17]

9 minutes ago, Harold_Oakland said:

Hello, great question you've fielded and I don't have a direct answer for you. However, when my wife was in the middle of AOS we moved from Tennessee to Texas after her biometrics were completed. I don't recall there being any hiccups in the transfer or us suffering an undo amount of extra wait time. Whether or not this would also apply to N400 I do not know specifically.

BTW, you'll LOVE Denver! We've since moved here and it's fantastic in so many different ways.

 

Where are you. I have been flying back and forth (as I am a wedding photographer) so many times to work. I really love Denver!

[Harold_Oakland 133]

1 minute ago, thongho2910 said:

Where are you. I have been flying back and forth (as I am a wedding photographer) so many times to work. I really love Denver!

We live in a northern Suburb, a bit boring but safe. However, we have a mountain view from our balcony so that is always nice to sip coffee or beer to. My only complaint about Denver is that the music scene is a bit malnourished, other than that it's just amazing!

[lntdenver 42]

On 7/9/2020 at 2:28 PM, vkbruh1114 said:

Quick question guys, if I plan to move from Maryland to Colorado, how can we change address for my N-400. Due to this tough job market, I lost my job at Marriott and found a new one in Denver, CO. How does this impact N-400 process in terms of delay.? Any idea 

Best of luck on your move!!!

I moved from Evergreen, Colorado to Ohio while my ROC was pending. All I had to do was change the address in the uscis address change website, and it did not affect the processing time at all (compared to other applicants from the VJ forum that had filed at the same time, we got processed and approved around the same time. )

 

You can also find this in the official Instructions  to fill out the form:

 

 

[Phoenix777 73]

24 minutes ago, lntdenver said:

Best of luck on your move!!!

I moved from Evergreen, Colorado to Ohio while my ROC was pending. All I had to do was change the address in the uscis address change website, and it did not affect the processing time at all (compared to other applicants from the VJ forum that had filed at the same time, we got processed and approved around the same time. )

 

You can also find this in the official Instructions  to fill out the form:

 

 

Tell me please, has you service center changed for 751 when you moved to OH? As we are going to move soon there and I have pending ROC and soon will apply for citizenship...

[Malik16 6]

Hi VJs,

Did anybody receive biometrics appointment in this group? 

I filed may 11 for N400 from Houston 

[Scandi 4,166]

9 minutes ago, Malik16 said:

Hi VJs,

Did anybody receive biometrics appointment in this group? 

I filed may 11 for N400 from Houston 

A few biometrics offices (called ASC) are opening on July 13, but most are opening on July 20 or 27. The people who get appointments first are likely the ones who had their original appointments cancelled (we're mainly talking about January and February filers here). After that, every single person who filed in February, March and April will have theirs done.

 

So if you filed in May, expect it to take a while. Count on a few months from when the offices open, be happy with less.

Edited July 11, 2020 by Scandi

[Bose12 32]

6 hours ago, Scandi said:

A few biometrics offices (called ASC) are opening on July 13, but most are opening on July 20 or 27. The people who get appointments first are likely the ones who had their original appointments cancelled (we're mainly talking about January and February filers here). After that, every single person who filed in February, March and April will have theirs done.

 

So if you filed in May, expect it to take a while. Count on a few months from when the offices open, be happy with less.

And that's if the furlough does not hold.

[lntdenver 42]

On 7/10/2020 at 5:41 PM, Phoenix777 said:

Tell me please, has you service center changed for 751 when you moved to OH? As we are going to move soon there and I have pending ROC and soon will apply for citizenship...

I filed to the appropriate center to where I was living at the time.  In my ROC process my file was sent to LIN Nebraska and I honestly have no idea how that gets distributed. There were filers from different centers that were also LIN and were processed around the same time.  Like I said before, I filed for the address change and the move really didn’t seem to affect anything on the process in my experience. If you are skeptical about changing the address while your application is pending, wait until you are in your new address then file it.  

[CanToCal 2]

On 6/11/2020 at 11:42 AM, Jane D said:

Did anybody receive biometrics appointment in this group? 

I filed may 9 for N400 from Chicago, and it was showing me estimated time  November 2020... but still no biometrics appointment.

No biometrics for me yet either; filed May 15th. The waiting continues!

[magentahaze 34]

17 minutes ago, CanToCal said:

No biometrics for me yet either; filed May 15th. The waiting continues!

Same for me. Filed May 6th online. I'll be going to Des Moines... eventually. 

[vkbruh1114 56]

On 7/15/2020 at 1:31 PM, magentahaze said:

Same for me. Filed May 6th online. I'll be going to Des Moines... eventually. 

Same here, filed May 5th, they received it May 8th and nothing yet. Chances are we might move to Denver.

[Harold_Oakland 133]

Oddly enough, and we're not sure if this is an error, but on the older USCIS website the N400 case (which hasn't had a status update) now gives the same status as the i-751. I checked the new website and nothing has changed on the case. Fun times as always!

[UnaMexicana 153]

Oh boy... and here I am, June 30 2020 filer, thinking the online tool is right and I should hear from USCIS tomorrow... 😂

Hang in there, everyone. At least we're now here with our loved ones (those who filed based on family/marriage), as opposed to living the waiting game away from each other.

 

Hugs for all,

 

UnaMexicana

[Linyahui 103]

When checking the old USCIS case status page, is anyone else receiving the message "user defined error"? This only happens when checking the N-400 case status. Case status for i-751 is the same as the new USCIS case status site.

 

For reference, our N-400 case number begins with IOE.