N-400 June 2020 Filers

[Pats5415 97]

Filed N400 on June 1st, 2020. Forgot to post, received NOA1...waiting on biometrics. Estimated completion time is 5 months (hopefully)

[archer_it 1]

On 6/12/2020 at 1:56 PM, alexLS said:

I filed by paper on June 4th. I have not seen any receipt or any notice yet. Is it taking this long for any of our June paper filers? Should I just wait now? Thank you guys.

My paper application was delivered on 06/01; they cashed my check on 06/05; I received the NOA on creating the USCIS account on 06/12 and the NOA confirming that they've accepted and will be processing my application on 06/14. 

[archer_it 1]

Hi all,

 

Please see my timeline as of today, when should I expect to receive the notice regarding my biometrics? Thanks for helping! 😄

 

06/01/20: N-400 paper application delivered to the Phoenix, AZ USCIS office

06/05/20: Check cashed by USCIS

06/12/20: Received I-797C, Notice of Action (USCIS account creation)

06/14/20: Received I-797C, Notice of Action (USCIS official receipt)

 

[Pats5415 97]

27 minutes ago, archer_it said:

Hi all,

 

Please see my timeline as of today, when should I expect to receive the notice regarding my biometrics? Thanks for helping! 😄

 

06/01/20: N-400 paper application delivered to the Phoenix, AZ USCIS office

06/05/20: Check cashed by USCIS

06/12/20: Received I-797C, Notice of Action (USCIS account creation)

06/14/20: Received I-797C, Notice of Action (USCIS official receipt)

 

ASC's haven't open yet. Rumors are they will open next Monday but I haven't found any official notice. I am still waiting for biometrics as are people that filed in March 2020.

[alexLS 3]

51 minutes ago, archer_it said:

My paper application was delivered on 06/01; they cashed my check on 06/05; I received the NOA on creating the USCIS account on 06/12 and the NOA confirming that they've accepted and will be processing my application on 06/14. 

I just recieved my NOA today as well. 

[liliay 5]

17 hours ago, alexLS said:

I just recieved my NOA today as well. 

I also received it yesterday.

[rorymcguigan 13]

On 6/13/2020 at 6:09 AM, tmac676767 said:

On 6/9/2020 at 8:49 AM, arman597 said:

My earliest filing window opens on June 27th, I think. GC was approved on 25th September, 2017. can I start the application process now and keep it saved as I keep uploading the documents and on the day of 27th June, all I have to do is to check the application in full and hit the submit button?

 

Becareful with uploading docs as you go. There are complaints on April?/May? 2020 Fliers thread that uploaded documents did not save properly in USCIS website and they were missing in the final submission. They recommended uploading all the documents in one time when you are ready to submit. Also something about using internet explorer may help with the issue. Please look it up.

 

Agree - I submitted N-400 yesterday after many days of uploading evidence and coming back to find uploaded files were gone. I tried on multiple browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Edge) to no avail. My advice is:

 

1. Create folders on your computer for each Evidence section, so you can easily drag and drop for each section of the application. Example (I filed after 3 years of marriage): a folder for Perm Card, a folder for Marriage Cert, a folder for Tax docs, a Folder for Spouse Citizenship, a folder for Marriage Evidence, a folder for Additional Evidence. This saved me a lot of time in the long run.
2. Before you upload evidence double-check your application and that you've answered everything correctly.  I found that if I checked the application (when prompted) after uploading evidence the evidence would then be gone after my review.
3. Once you feel good about the application upload all your evidence in one sitting (from your folders!) and progress to submitting. Skip reviewing your application (because you already have reviewed it)
4.  Double check all your evidence is listed in the final application summary
5. Pay & submit

 

I ended up using Chrome for the actual submission and it looks like everything did upload successfully.  Fingers crossed!

 

Good luck!

 

 

[NMLCGL 40]

I filed online yesterday (have a pending I-751) 

 

Estimated completion is 9 months (March 2021)

 

Local office is Denver, CO

[PeachesMagee 62]

Filed online about 15 minutes ago!!

Local office is literally right next door to my building! Salt Lake City. I've seen numerous Citizenship ceremonies on the rooftop next door.....that could be me soon!

Good luck everyone!!

[leethompson 31]

Submitted my N-400 on Jun 17 (yesterday) online.

Local office is Seattle, so it's showing an estimated case completion time of August 2021 (14 months) 😢

 

Filing under the three year rule (our 4th wedding anniversary is in November), and have my 10-year green card in hand as of a month ago (was processing at the LIN/Nebraska service center).

[Bariskurt 55]

my wife is a green card holder more than 4years. She will be able to apply naturalization in May 2021. But she was a legal E2 holder before the green card and stayed in US more than 8 years legally. (Paid taxes) My question is can she apply naturalization now? Or she still has to wait 5 years to be eligible? 

[Bella1464 52]

Hey everyone! 

 

I am applying in July. Just wanted to see if anyone is applying as divorced person? Or maybe know of someone who has, what to expect perhaps? Thank you all in advance and good luck ☺

 

 

Edited June 19, 2020 by Bella1464

[DennaJen 25]

Hello. My wife and I are getting ready to file her n400. Part 9 says time spent outside the US for the past 5 years. Since this is based on marriage, how would we do the past 5 years? Thank you for your help. 

[tmac676767 28]

On 6/18/2020 at 4:50 PM, Bariskurt said:

my wife is a green card holder more than 4years. She will be able to apply naturalization in May 2021. But she was a legal E2 holder before the green card and stayed in US more than 8 years legally. (Paid taxes) My question is can she apply naturalization now? Or she still has to wait 5 years to be eligible? 

She can probably file N400 under the three year rule, assuming that she is married to a US citizen. It is the very first question on N400 form. Please look it up.

[tmac676767 28]

6 hours ago, DennaJen said:

Hello. My wife and I are getting ready to file her n400. Part 9 says time spent outside the US for the past 5 years. Since this is based on marriage, how would we do the past 5 years? Thank you for your help. 

 

I have seen this question came up multiple times on this forum. The consensus seem to be just list the last 5 years as it is. For example, if she had spent 2 years in her home country and  3 years in US,  then  documented as it is. I am sure it is pretty common for USCIS interviewers.