Been a LPR for almost 13 years

[MunnoTheCat 68]

Hi, I am back,

 

I must say that visajourney is what i used in the past and been using it since 2008. Awesome site, helped millions and saved their $$$ big time. Now, It is about time that i am filing for N400 and hope my turn comes faster. I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on my post.

 

i was given conditonal green card in 2009, applied for adjustment of status in 2011, given 10 years GC. my GC expiry coming next year in July 2024, but i thought to apply for citizenship rather renewing my GC. My question is, since i have been a PR for more than 10 years, would it make my application processing time any faster? tax return filer, nothing to owe, straight record.

[Lil bear 4,188]

4 minutes ago, Lostinwind said:

Hi, I am back,

 

I must say that visajourney is what i used in the past and been using it since 2008. Awesome site, helped millions and saved their $$$ big time. Now, It is about time that i am filing for N400 and hope my turn comes faster. I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on my post.

 

i was given conditonal green card in 2009, applied for adjustment of status in 2011, given 10 years GC. my GC expiry coming next year in July 2024, but i thought to apply for citizenship rather renewing my GC. My question is, since i have been a PR for more than 10 years, would it make my application processing time any faster? tax return filer, nothing to owe, straight record.

Nope. Sorry.  But chances of rfe is much lower as long as you pay careful attention to the instructions and submit all required documentation the first time 

[jackiegringa 419]

5 minutes ago, Lostinwind said:

adjustment of status in 2011,

Removal of conditions is the name, but anyway N400 are going pretty fast these days. Filing online is very quick and easy, not a lot of documents needed.

 

Search for your field office on the processing times on the USCIS website or around the forums here on the website to see but lot sof places are working on under a year from filing to oath. Good luck!

[MunnoTheCat 68]

4 minutes ago, jackiegringa said:

Removal of conditions is the name, but anyway N400 are going pretty fast these days. Filing online is very quick and easy, not a lot of documents needed.

 

Search for your field office on the processing times on the USCIS website or around the forums here on the website to see but lot sof places are working on under a year from filing to oath. Good luck!

my bad lol, yes ROC is the name for sure, where can i find my field office?

[MunnoTheCat 68]

10 minutes ago, Lil bear said:

Nope. Sorry.  But chances of rfe is much lower as long as you pay careful attention to the instructions and submit all required documentation the first time 

tried my best to provide all supporting docs on what i mentioned there. But you never know. Thanks for the input 

[Chancy 6,241]

On 9/12/2023 at 10:45 PM, Lostinwind said:

where can i find my field office?

 

Enter your residential zip code here (scroll to bottom of page) -- https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/find-a-uscis-office/field-offices

 

[MunnoTheCat 68]

53 minutes ago, Chancy said:

 

Enter your residential zip code here (scroll to bottom of page) -- https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/find-a-uscis-office/field-offices

 

Thank you so much. I figured it would be in Long Island NY, same place i went to when filed for ROC in November 2011, was approved in for 10 years on July 2014. Another roller coaster to ride before it all ends. I was checking people input in other months' threads and looks like cases are being processed pretty fast for most of them. Even IO are working from home but doing interviews virtually, which is good and makes things go faster. Thought to share with other September filers.