N400 - October 2022 Filers

[Cata&Ben 199]

4 hours ago, NoodleBobs said:

Is anyone else getting worried about their case taking so long? I filed for N400 via paper with NOA on October 18 2022, and my case still says it's being "actively processed." I also have my I-751 pending with the note "case updated to show fingerprints were taken." I am discouraged when I see so many others having received their notice to interview already. Could something be wrong with my application? 

 

Hi!. There is not movement in Boston. Many of us are still waiting. My guess is that we will see some movement in October for the N400.

Cata

[Elena & Craig 80]

5 hours ago, NoodleBobs said:

Is anyone else getting worried about their case taking so long? I filed for N400 via paper with NOA on October 18 2022, and my case still says it's being "actively processed." I also have my I-751 pending with the note "case updated to show fingerprints were taken." I am discouraged when I see so many others having received their notice to interview already. Could something be wrong with my application? 

 
I’m Oct 17 filer(SF field office), just one day ahead of you and it’s being crickets for me too 😏 I’m not exactly worried about it though, I’m aware of the whole bunch of people who applied after me and already got their interviews, frustrating, yes…It seems to me that USCIS is randomly picking cases from every single month and some people just got luckier than us. The rest will have to wait. Anyhoo I checked on the website and the earliest they would accept an inquiry about the case from Oct is March, so hang tight there. 
I’m only glad I have my 10y green card on hands

[NoodleBobs 3]

17 hours ago, Elena & Craig said:

 
I’m Oct 17 filer(SF field office), just one day ahead of you and it’s being crickets for me too 😏 I’m not exactly worried about it though, I’m aware of the whole bunch of people who applied after me and already got their interviews, frustrating, yes…It seems to me that USCIS is randomly picking cases from every single month and some people just got luckier than us. The rest will have to wait. Anyhoo I checked on the website and the earliest they would accept an inquiry about the case from Oct is March, so hang tight there. 
I’m only glad I have my 10y green card on hands

 

I'm relieved that others are on the same boat! Thank you to you and the other two folks that commented. Fingers crossed we get our papers soon. 

[Elena & Craig 80]

🥳🥳🥳 UPDATE: received my interview date today for Sept 13, San Francisco. Good luck to all who still await. 

[Cata&Ben 199]

On 8/21/2023 at 4:26 PM, Cata&Ben said:

 

Hi!. There is not movement in Boston. Many of us are still waiting. My guess is that we will see some movement in October for the N400.

Cata

 

It is 10/19/2023, and nothing, nada, niente. There is no movement in the N400 or the permanent green card application: 338 days and 659 days of madness.

Cata

[Saman1103 41]

19 hours ago, Cata&Ben said:

 

It is 10/19/2023, and nothing, nada, niente. There is no movement in the N400 or the permanent green card application: 338 days and 659 days of madness.

Cata

I'm also still waiting.  344 for n400 and 645 for i751. Ridiculous 

[TastyCake 232]

On 10/20/2023 at 1:07 PM, Saman1103 said:

I'm also still waiting.  344 for n400 and 645 for i751. Ridiculous 

 

As of today, November 1, 2023, we are:

 

374 days for N400 (Naturalization)

 

737 days for I751 (10-year green card)

 

People have been leapfrogging us across the country and it is NOT appreciated.  We are tired of the excuses.

 

Attorneys, Senator office... nobody is of any help whatsoever.

[OldUser 6,633]

On 11/1/2023 at 8:07 AM, TastyCake said:

 

As of today, November 1, 2023, we are:

 

374 days for N400 (Naturalization)

 

737 days for I751 (10-year green card)

 

People have been leapfrogging us across the country and it is NOT appreciated.  We are tired of the excuses.

 

Attorneys, Senator office... nobody is of any help whatsoever.

Though the timeline does look like it's taking a little longer for N-400, seems perfectly fine for I-751 in today's terms.

WoM?

[Cata&Ben 199]

On 11/3/2023 at 11:07 AM, OldUser said:

Though the timeline does look like it's taking a little longer for N-400, seems perfectly fine for I-751 in today's terms.

WoM?

 

I am so SCARED of these people. I am not sure a WoM is a good idea.

[OldUser 6,633]

1 hour ago, Cata&Ben said:

 

I am so SCARED of these people. I am not sure a WoM is a good idea.

According to lawyers, USCIS doesn't take lawsuits personally. 

[Cata&Ben 199]

After two years, I was finally approved for I751. However, the USCIS office in Boston declined to give me the N400 combo interview. Instead, they approved my I751 and informed me that they are still reviewing my case one year after submitting my application for N400. Grateful that I got my permanent residency, but still, there is this bittersweet feeling about how the officials in Boston and Vermont are treating us.

[zanzala 47]

On 11/24/2023 at 8:54 PM, Cata&Ben said:

After two years, I was finally approved for I751. However, the USCIS office in Boston declined to give me the N400 combo interview. Instead, they approved my I751 and informed me that they are still reviewing my case one year after submitting my application for N400. Grateful that I got my permanent residency, but still, there is this bittersweet feeling about how the officials in Boston and Vermont are treating us.

Congratulations! Boston office is so frustrating! I am glad that you are halfway there!

[Cata&Ben 199]

1 hour ago, zanzala said:

Congratulations! Boston office is so frustrating! I am glad that you are halfway there!

 

Thank you.

 

Cata