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Congrats all

N-400 Timeline

March 16 2021 - Interview & same day Oath Ceremony, Ft. Myers FL - Officially a US citizen!

February 8 2021 - Interview Scheduled for March 16th

January 20 2021 - Received Biometric Reuse Letter

September 1 2020 - Filed Online

 

ROC Timeline

December 14 2020 - Green Card Received

December 12 2020 - Approval Notice Received

December 8 2020 - Approval Email, Case Status Updated

November 4 2019 - Completed Biometric at USCIS Tampa

October 26 2019 - Received Biometric Appointment Letter - Scheduled Nov 4th

July 25 2019 - Received 18 Month Extension Letter

July 23 2019 - Check cashed

July 22 2019 - Text notification, #YSC Potomac

July 17 2019 - Packet delivered

July 15 2019 - Packet mailed to Dallas


 

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Yesterday, I had my oath taking ceremony at the USCIS Jacksonville local office in a covered garage area. Lol 😂 Sorry, I can’t help but share my experience to you guys. Not complaining here though. I 

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I got a text this morning from USCIS. They sent an interview letter! It’s about damn time!!

Jan 1995- Dh ewi for the second time

July 1998- DH married first wife

July 1998- Ex-wife filed i-130

Aug1998- i130 approved

March 2003- We got married!

Nov 2009- Filed i130

March 2010- i130 approved

Aug 2010-Oct26 2010- Found lawyer, she's helping us apply under 245i

Sent AOS Packet

Nov 14, 2010- USCIS received the AOS packet

Nov 22,2010- NOA 1-797C Received

Jan 18,2011- Biometrics appt

Jan 25, 2011- EAD Card Ordered!!

Feb 2, 2011- EAD Card Received!

March 10, 2011- Interview Approved!

March 18, 2011- Received Green Card!!

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So my husband never signed up for selective service because he was over the age of 26 when we filed for his green card. But uscis wants proof we registered for the interview. What should I do?

Jan 1995- Dh ewi for the second time

July 1998- DH married first wife

July 1998- Ex-wife filed i-130

Aug1998- i130 approved

March 2003- We got married!

Nov 2009- Filed i130

March 2010- i130 approved

Aug 2010-Oct26 2010- Found lawyer, she's helping us apply under 245i

Sent AOS Packet

Nov 14, 2010- USCIS received the AOS packet

Nov 22,2010- NOA 1-797C Received

Jan 18,2011- Biometrics appt

Jan 25, 2011- EAD Card Ordered!!

Feb 2, 2011- EAD Card Received!

March 10, 2011- Interview Approved!

March 18, 2011- Received Green Card!!

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2 hours ago, smileysjs said:

So my husband never signed up for selective service because he was over the age of 26 when we filed for his green card. But uscis wants proof we registered for the interview. What should I do?

You can't bring proof of something that didn't happen.  They'll see his age and know he wasn't eligible - it's just included on the general list of evidence because many people need to bring it.

August 20, 2016 ----> May 5, 2021

1,720 days ----> 4 years, 8 months, and 16 days

DONE with our visa journey and USCIS!

 

K1:

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8/20/2016: I-129F packet mailed
10/20/2016: NOA2

1/20/2017: Interview (approved!)

2/20/2017: POE Philadelphia

3/18/2017: Wedding!

 

Adjustment of Status:

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5/11/2017:  I-485, I-131, and I-765 packets mailed to Chicago lockbox

5/18/2017: NOA

5/30/2017:  Biometrics completed (walk-in, East Hartford, CT ASC)

8/2017-9/2017: Three service requests and case request to Congresswoman submitted for I-765

10/7/2017:  EAD/AP combo card received 

12/14/2017: Interview!

12/30/2017: GC received

 

Removal of Conditions: 

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9/16/2019: Packet mailed to Dallas lockbox

9/23/2019: NOA date

10/24/2019: Biometrics completed (East Hartford, CT ASC) 

8/18/2020: Case approved

9/8/2020: GC in hand!

 

Citizenship:

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9/17/2020: N-400 filed online

9/25/2020: Hard copy NOA received

11/12/2020: Biometrics reuse notice on USCIS account

3/19/2021: Email notification that USCIS has taken action on our case

3/31/2021: Interview notice

5/5/2021: Interview in Lawrence, MA (our field office is Hartford, CT)

5/5/2021: Approval and same day oath ceremony due to COVID-19!

 

 

 

 

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5 hours ago, smileysjs said:

So my husband never signed up for selective service because he was over the age of 26 when we filed for his green card. But uscis wants proof we registered for the interview. What should I do?

Call the selective service office, they will send your husband a letter of exemption since he was over the age when he came to the state. 

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5 hours ago, Moiyapei said:

Can anyone explain to me please I have I been approved or not yet

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I got the same thing and I was approved. Perhaps, they just randomly select some cases for quality control.

I-751 Timeline/ EAC - Vermont Service Center

 

9/23/19: I-751/ G-1145 sent by USPS Priority Mail

9/25/19: Received Date

9/26/19: Notified by USPS that the package was delivered (one day later... 🙄)

9/27/19: NOA1 Date (also the day USCIS texted me saying that they've received  my package on 9/25)

9/30/19: Check was cashed

10/3/19: Received NOA1 by mail with 18 months extension

10/11/19: Biometrics appointment notice

10/21/19: Date when I received my appointment letter

6/25/20: email from  USCIS saying that card is being produced

6/26/20: email from USCIS saying that case was approved

7/15/20: email from USCIS saying that card was ready to be picked up by USPS

7/16/20: email from USCIS saying that card was taken by USPS

7/17/20: I received the 10 year green card!!!!🙌😎

 

N-400 Timeline/ Online

 

9/22/20: Window opens and I sent my application online

10/1/20: Got my NOA from USCIS via mail (in which it is said that the notice date, received date, and priority date are 9/22 (the same day I submitted the application)).

5/15/21: Biometric  appointment scheduled

6/11/21: Biometrics completed

7/14/21: Interview scheduled for 8/9/2021 (however, I have moved, and even tough I had told USCIS that I moved in June 19, I still got an interview from my old address). I cancelled the interview and requested a new date.

9/8/21: New interview scheduled for 10/28/21

10/28/21: Interview day! Interviewer was super nice, not much of wait. I brought some documents, He told me that I did the favor of submitting more than enough documents online and he did not have to see any more documents and that he would recommend my case to be approved. (Also, he laughed a lot after seeing a picture of my husband and I with Rosie O'Donnell)

10/29/21: I checked on my USCIS that my oath ceremony was schedule for 11/10/21. It was really quick, actually the letter only arrived around 11/5, but they upload myUSCIS much quicker than USPS delivers the mail.

11/10/21: I became an american citizen and my journey here is over. Thank you everyone for the advice and good luck!

 

 

 

 

 

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So my husband never signed up for selective service because he was over the age of 26 when we filed for his green card. But uscis wants proof we registered for the interview. What should I do?

Applicants over 31 years of Age: If you are age 31 or older, and applying for naturalization, there is no need to get a “status information letter” from the Selective Service System. The U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Service (USCIS) Application for Naturalization Form N-400, Part 12 (44)(c)(2), only asks applicants age 26 to 31 to provide a “status information letter”, if they did not register with Selective Service. In addition, in accordance with USCIS Policy Manual - Volume 12 - Part D - Chapter 7(B), applicants for naturalization who are over age 31 are eligible for naturalization even if they knowingly and willfully failed to register (attached). This is because the applicant’s failure to register would be outside of the statutory period during which the applicant must show that he is of good moral character and disposed to the good order and happiness of the United States. Thus, your failure to register with the Selective Service System does not make you ineligible for naturalization because you are age 31 or older. Nevertheless, if you are requested to provide a status information letter, you should present this letter to the USCIS examiner handling your file. A USCIS officer's decision that you are ineligible for naturalization because you failed to register with the Selective Service System may be appealed within the USCIS. For additional information, call toll free to 1-888-655-1825. Sincerely, Donald M. Benton Director

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1 hour ago, LARA_nj said:

Hi guys, Finally i got my interview  notice  after 16.5 months..

NJ Newark  office.

 

Congratulations. Good luck on your interview

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7 hours ago, LARA_nj said:

Hi guys, Finally i got my interview  notice  after 16.5 months..

NJ Newark  office.

 

Congratulations! I'm at 17 months and still waiting for my interview to be scheduled.

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hi everyone, my case says online

 

"Estimated time* until case decision: approx. 6 days"

 

but i didn't receive any interview date or anything after biometrics.

have i missed a letter? what does this "6day mean"? i just don't want to miss an interview or anything like that without knowing.

 

thanks if anyone can help.

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