N-400 November 2020 Filers

[Savva 222]

1 minute ago, Stefi said:

Just got an email, interview scheduled for June 22nd 🤗

Oh! Finally some one with good news! Congratulations!!!

[Stefi 14]

2 minutes ago, Savva said:

Oh! Finally some one with good news! Congratulations!!!

Thank you!

[Savva 222]

1 minute ago, gfgc said:

I would like to plan travel in August (3 weeks), and I am concerned that I might get an interview notice that it might fall during my travel dates. How far in advance they usually send these notices, and is it possible to reschedule? My service center is San Jose, CA and they appear backed-up, but you never know. Before they took the estimator down, I think my estimated completion date was around September. 

If it wasn't for COVID-19, I was going to book my flights right away, but I'm waiting a bit to see how things will play out.

Usually they used to issue interview letters 3-6 week prior to the interview, but yesterday someone from February fillers posted that his daughter got her interview scheduled on May 2nd for May 10th (yes 8 days ahead!!!) So you will never know, what I know exactly (as uscis officer told me) the maximum amount could be 50 days prior the interview itself, couldn't be more but could be less

[MrsP2010 20]

Interview scheduled for late June! I'm wondering if I'll be sworn in by July 4th!!!!

[gfgc 1]

The estimator is back, it looks like my interview will take a while (I am OK with that; traveling in August). San Jose, CA center.

[Jon&Daiz 19]

1 hour ago, gfgc said:

The estimator is back, it looks like my interview will take a while (I am OK with that; traveling in August). San Jose, CA center.

Mine is 12 months… San Francisco, CA center. My toddler and I will be traveling to see my folks on July so I’m ok with that too 😊

[Emmsan 51]

11 hours ago, gfgc said:

The estimator is back, it looks like my interview will take a while (I am OK with that; traveling in August). San Jose, CA center.

Mine says 13 months but my interview is already scheduled for June. I'd take number with a grain of salt  

[Stefi 14]

16 minutes ago, Emmsan said:

Mine says 13 months but my interview is already scheduled for June. I'd take number with a grain of salt  

Same, interview scheduled for June 22nd, estimated time is 13 months.

[isthisconfusing 2]

"*These completion projections are based on case processing for applicants who have been lawful permanent residents for at least 5 years. For all other applicants, completion projections may vary."

[california_luv 56]

Mine now says 6 months ..

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[DoraS 9]

4 minutes ago, california_luv said:

Mine now says 6 months ..

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MIne now says 13 months, it used to be projected around November 2021!  

[thedudesBIL 0]

 

When it says 2 months, does it usually mean 2 months? like its gov, and i get that they have a lot of apps, but do they stick to time schedule? 

[ImmiGeek 59]

Just now, thedudesBIL said:

 

When it says 2 months, does it usually mean 2 months? like its gov, and i get that they have a lot of apps, but do they stick to time schedule? 

Just forget about that estimate. Its just a link from current uscis processing times site (which has been there for ages) which gives an estimated time line(not for a particular case specific) for all of the USCIS petitions. 

What you see is NOT for your particular case. Its for ANY CASE filed in that date range(of a month or so). 

So, just ignore what you see there.. 🙂

Go to : Processing Times (uscis.gov)

select your petition type (N-400)

Select your servicing center..

What estimate you see there is what you can see on your account 🙂 lol

USCIS is just adding a link on your case 🙂

 

[thedudesBIL 0]

33 minutes ago, ImmiGeek said:

Just forget about that estimate. Its just a link from current uscis processing times site (which has been there for ages) which gives an estimated time line(not for a particular case specific) for all of the USCIS petitions. 

What you see is NOT for your particular case. Its for ANY CASE filed in that date range(of a month or so). 

So, just ignore what you see there.. 🙂

Go to : Processing Times (uscis.gov)

select your petition type (N-400)

Select your servicing center..

What estimate you see there is what you can see on your account 🙂 lol

USCIS is just adding a link on your case 🙂

 

Thing is, that on the link you sent it says 7 months. 

but it has lied to us before. this is so frustrating. 

[ImmiGeek 59]

Just now, thedudesBIL said:

Thing is, that on the link you sent it says 7 months. 

but it has lied to us before. this is so frustrating. 

Math is :

Your filing month - what you see on the site = what you see on your account

Ex: You filed on 2020 Nov, what you see on that site is 12 months then what you see on your account would be 12(what you see on that site)- 7(number of months since you filed till today)  = 5 months(what you will see on your account)