N-400 September 2022 Filers

[Joyoussinger 1,425]

Our application is being actively reviewed, biometrics are being reused, and our payment is pending on our credit card! Filing online rocks!

[Joyoussinger 1,425]

2 hours ago, Sellamalola said:

Exactly! Good luck with your application! After I applied I also got a pdf file with the noa and bio waver which should come by mail soon, it also says estimated processing time of 10 months!!

Thank you! My husband's processing estimate was 16 months and it went down to 10 a little while later.

[Spardasa 78]

Well we got our letter from USCIS on the whole "your I-751 has been sent to a new office" since we submitted the wife's N-400.

 

They transferred it to National Benefits Center.

 

I assume this will not be a combo interview then?

[Vante 59]

41 minutes ago, Spardasa said:

Well we got our letter from USCIS on the whole "your I-751 has been sent to a new office" since we submitted the wife's N-400.

 

They transferred it to National Benefits Center.

 

I assume this will not be a combo interview then?

Never know. I know your 751 has to get transferred to where your N400 is being processed. My lawyer told me it’ll go one or two ways. They’ll approve your 751 and you just have to do N400 interview or they call for a combo interview for both 751 and N400. My local office is handling my N400 but I haven’t got notification that my 751 got transferred as of yet.

[Joyoussinger 1,425]

Our processing time has updated again to 9 months! We'll see about that!

[Vante 59]

59 minutes ago, Joyoussinger said:

Our processing time has updated again to 9 months! We'll see about that!

My processing time updated to 9 months. This is a good.

[Eric&Mirella 367]

I finished my application today!!! Bio reuse and receipt notice posted on the account 5 minutes after submitting.  Good luck to us all! 

[Joyoussinger 1,425]

10 minutes ago, Eric&Mirella said:

I finished my application today!!! Bio reuse and receipt notice posted on the account 5 minutes after submitting.  Good luck to us all! 

It's so much better that filing by mail! I hope this last part of your journey is a quick one!

[Eric&Mirella 367]

Just now, Joyoussinger said:

It's so much better that filing by mail! I hope this last part of your journey is a quick one!

I know right! I can’t believe how quick and painless it was.

 

I just hope the change of address form does it thing. Unfortunately, I’m gonna have to move to a different state in a month or so 

[Joyoussinger 1,425]

6 minutes ago, Eric&Mirella said:

I know right! I can’t believe how quick and painless it was.

 

I just hope the change of address form does it thing. Unfortunately, I’m gonna have to move to a different state in a month or so 

I think it should be fine. Good luck in your new home!

[AndrewMc 36]

Just checked on the USCIS website and noticed I had an update - Biometrics has been scheduled for Oct 21st and my estimated time went down from 16 to 9 months like everyone else here! Lol 

 

Happy to have some progress! Just have to keep practicing the Civic questions now

[Vante 59]

10 hours ago, AndrewMc said:

Just checked on the USCIS website and noticed I had an update - Biometrics has been scheduled for Oct 21st and my estimated time went down from 16 to 9 months like everyone else here! Lol 

 

Happy to have some progress! Just have to keep practicing the Civic questions now

Did you ever do Biometrics for your initial green card?

[AndrewMc 36]

3 hours ago, Vante said:

Did you ever do Biometrics for your initial green card?

I don’t believe so, not for the initial greencard. I just did the biometrics when doing the removing of conditions to get my 10 yr (that was back in 2018)

Edited October 2, 2022 by AndrewMc

[Canadian87 67]

On 9/27/2022 at 6:37 PM, Vante said:

 

Mine shows 10 months as well. I’m in Raleigh NC. My lawyer said my office is moving rather fast N400s. My friend who lives in Tampa process took 4 months. Never know though. I’d take 6 months, even before the year is out if possible 😅

My timeline dropped to 9 months now. However, my lawyer told me that the average timeframe for the N400 in Tampa is apparently 5 months. So, fingers crossed that's the case! 

[Joyoussinger 1,425]

22 hours ago, Vante said:

Did you ever do Biometrics for your initial green card?

My husband had to do biometrics for his initial green card, but not for anything since. They reused the green card biometrics for removing conditions and naturalization.