N-400 319B questions

[jace5869 9]

So we filed the N-400 on the 6th and the 7th they received and sent a "schedule biometrics" appointment letter as well and we have until June 14 to get it done. Being overseas we can do it on base and I was wondering how quickly after sending biometrics are people seeing the scheduled interview/oath? 

The USCIS says for the typical 5 year to expect 11 months, but could we see something quicker since we were accepted under the 319b?

 

At what point would I reach out to Atlanta USCIS to ask for a one day interview/oath?

[jace5869 9]

I guess it's a pretty specific question

[beloved_dingo 1,976]

On 3/10/2023 at 2:09 AM, jace5869 said:

So we filed the N-400 on the 6th and the 7th they received and sent a "schedule biometrics" appointment letter as well and we have until June 14 to get it done. Being overseas we can do it on base and I was wondering how quickly after sending biometrics are people seeing the scheduled interview/oath? 

The USCIS says for the typical 5 year to expect 11 months, but could we see something quicker since we were accepted under the 319b?

 

At what point would I reach out to Atlanta USCIS to ask for a one day interview/oath?

Honestly you can expect quicker than 11 months, period. Many people have been getting interviews within 90 days of filing N-400. USCIS seems to be prioritizing citizenship applications. 

 

I don't have any specific knowledge of how 319b affects the timeline, but I doubt it would make it slower.