N-400 July 2023 filers

[Hawk Riders 814]

biometrics reuse notification dated the 23rd, along with receipt notice, available in online portal...

[B C 18]

Applied today on 90th day before 5 years PR eligibility; Estimate 10 months, Field Office Sacramento California.

[katana-dolphin 28]

LET THE WAIT BEGIN! 

 

I Sent my N400 on - JULY 20 From NYC.

 

Estimated time: 10 Months.

 

Based on 5 years of residence.

Edited July 27, 2023 by katana-dolphin

[MMDG 106]

Hey everyone🤍

I have applied for citizenship on July 7th and received a payment receipt notice on July 8th that’s it so far.

I applied to be processed at Washington DC field office.

[IsItLekker 183]

Hey guys!

 

Even though we already knew biometrics were waived from the document online, we did receive a paper copy of the notice to reuse fingerprints in the mail on Monday (7/24).

 

Now we wait!

 

[MMDG 106]

Is the biometrics waiver only for applicants who are removing or removed conditions already? Or is it for all applicant? 

[little_mermaid 5]

3 hours ago, MMDG said:

Is the biometrics waiver only for applicants who are removing or removed conditions already? Or is it for all applicant? 

I am not removing conditions and my biometrics are being reused as well. 

[MMDG 106]

When did they take your biometrics during your immigration journey? At what stage? 

37 minutes ago, little_mermaid said:

I am not removing conditions and my biometrics are being reused as well. 

 

[little_mermaid 5]

23 minutes ago, MMDG said:

When did they take your biometrics during your immigration journey? At what stage? 

 

For my green card (in 2019) 

[MMDG 106]

Ok update

applied on July 7th

received notice July 8th 

biometrics appointment scheduled for August 16.

[little_mermaid 5]

4 hours ago, MMDG said:

Ok update

applied on July 7th

received notice July 8th 

biometrics appointment scheduled for August 16.

I am surprised they scheduled your biometrics. I wonder why they don’t reuse it. If you don’t mind me asking, when did you receive your green card?

[MMDG 106]

22 minutes ago, little_mermaid said:

I am surprised they scheduled your biometrics. I wonder why they don’t reuse it. If you don’t mind me asking, when did you receive your green card?

Ok so my case is different.

I applied for citizenship 14 days after entering USA as a permanent resident 

 

Entered USA on June 23rd just last month

Received social security July 7th 

 

US citizen husband received a job offer that’s hard to say no to and have to start work in august!

After an online search we found out I’m eligible for Expedited Naturalization and I applied immediately even though I haven’t even received my actual green card in the mail yet.

 

expedited citizenship is for the spouses of United States citizens employed by certain employers overseas, to expedite their applications for citizenship and naturalize without having to meet the residency requirements normally required to become a United States citizen.

 

My IR1 interview was on march 6th this year but I don’t remember biometrics taken.

 

ideally it’s better to wait to get biometrics done then fly out of the country but we couldn’t wait and already left USA since i don’t mind flying back and forth for biometrics and interview/oath appointments.

[Creamsoda1983 7]

Just joining the group.

 

Filing today 7/31. 5 year rule. I could have applied 3 months ago. Got GC through marriage, but got divorced after 4 years. Hoping things move fairly quickl!

[little_mermaid 5]

1 hour ago, Creamsoda1983 said:

Just joining the group.

 

Filing today 7/31. 5 year rule. I could have applied 3 months ago. Got GC through marriage, but got divorced after 4 years. Hoping things move fairly quickl!

Welcome! 

[little_mermaid 5]

On 7/29/2023 at 2:05 PM, MMDG said:

Ok so my case is different.

I applied for citizenship 14 days after entering USA as a permanent resident 

 

Entered USA on June 23rd just last month

Received social security July 7th 

 

US citizen husband received a job offer that’s hard to say no to and have to start work in august!

After an online search we found out I’m eligible for Expedited Naturalization and I applied immediately even though I haven’t even received my actual green card in the mail yet.

 

expedited citizenship is for the spouses of United States citizens employed by certain employers overseas, to expedite their applications for citizenship and naturalize without having to meet the residency requirements normally required to become a United States citizen.

 

My IR1 interview was on march 6th this year but I don’t remember biometrics taken.

 

ideally it’s better to wait to get biometrics done then fly out of the country but we couldn’t wait and already left USA since i don’t mind flying back and forth for biometrics and interview/oath appointments.

Yes, your case is different, but I hope you get your naturalization quickly!