November 2023 N-400 Filers

[Visitor User 253]

3 minutes ago, OldUser said:

I think so too, but what date do you put on the form? Maybe they'll go by that?

Ask him to delay by few days. Why take a risk?

I will have to go to this office tomorrow to review it before it is sent off. My PR date shows 2/26/19. This means I am eligible on 11/28/23 right?

[OldUser 6,999]

5 minutes ago, Visitor User said:

I will have to go to this office tomorrow to review it before it is sent off. My PR date shows 2/26/19. This means I am eligible on 11/28/23 right?

Yes, if you met physical presence and continuous residence and other requirements, the earliest you can file is 11/28/2023.

 

I'd send the packet on 11/29/2023 and have all the forms have that date. This way your 10000% bullet proof. Maybe I'm overthinking this, but I don't want to keep a slightest possibility of it going wrong.

[Visitor User 253]

25 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Yes, if you met physical presence and continuous residence and other requirements, the earliest you can file is 11/28/2023.

 

I'd send the packet on 11/29/2023 and have all the forms have that date. This way your 10000% bullet proof. Maybe I'm overthinking this, but I don't want to keep a slightest possibility of it going wrong.

Never left USA.

[Visitor User 253]

Did anyone file on the day you were eligible on the Early Filing Calculator?

[whiterose123 95]

Hey y'all!

I'm filing my N400 today, my window opened 2 days ago. My local USCIS office is Dallas, TX. I have a pending i751 that I heard nothing from since I filed it last year..

Anyone in Dallas here too?

[Rocio0010 5,580]

12 hours ago, Visitor User said:

Did anyone file on the day you were eligible on the Early Filing Calculator?

I did.

 

 

17 hours ago, Visitor User said:

My lawyer says it’s not a problem. He has been an attorney for decades so maybe he knows something we don’t?

So why do you even ask here if you truly believe what your lawyer says and will argue every answer we give you?

[Visitor User 253]

3 hours ago, Rocio0010 said:

I did.

 

 

So why do you even ask here if you truly believe what your lawyer says and will argue every answer we give you?

To work together as a team. Nothing wrong with that.

[Rocio0010 5,580]

3 hours ago, Visitor User said:

To work together as a team. Nothing wrong with that.

Right, but when you say that your attorney has been with immigration longer than us, it seems that you're more on the attorney team lol. 

Plot twist: we have seen attorneys make horrible mistakes here. Seems that their teams were not really good lol

[Visitor User 253]

1 hour ago, Rocio0010 said:

Right, but when you say that your attorney has been with immigration longer than us, it seems that you're more on the attorney team lol. 

Plot twist: we have seen attorneys make horrible mistakes here. Seems that their teams were not really good lol

I am sorry. I never said my attorney has been a lawyer longer than you all. I meant that he has lot of experience and has done thousands of these applications.

 

You all are great. I went to the office today to review what was being sent out to catch mistakes. He also emailed me the final copy of what was sent today. Lawyer’s staff does for work then lawyer reviews it. I am beyond satisfied so far.

Edited November 28, 2023 by Visitor User

[Dani & Pati 23]

My wife filled the form today, 11/22, online. I am following this list to receive any updates on your timelines. Please, keep them updated. I keep y'all posted (yes, I am in Houston, Texas  ) on my progress as well.

Good luck to everyone!

[Germerican 42]

1 hour ago, Visitor User said:

I am sorry. I never said my attorney has been a lawyer longer than you all. I meant that he has lot of experience and has done thousands of these applications.

 

You all are great. I went to the office today to review what was being sent out to catch mistakes. He also emailed me the final copy of what was sent today. Lawyer’s staff does for work then lawyer reviews it. I am beyond satisfied so far.

Out of curiosity, is there a particular reason you are going through an attorney? I know some cases can be very complex and may require a lawyer. For others, it's just peace of mind.

Personally, I have not used one for any of my interactions with USCIS. I always figured all the information is available on the USCIS website, and for anything else, there's this forum, Reddit, and Google. 😄

With lawyers, it's just like with any other profession. Most are good at their jobs, fewer are excellent, and some are not worth the ink on their business cards.

Generally, I agree with what others here have suggested. If it were me, I'd err on the side of caution and send it out a day after officially being eligible. What difference do a couple of days make in the grand scheme of things? Good luck with the process! We're all in the same boat.

[tonip 1]

Hi Everyone,

 

Date Filed: 2023-11-24 (early filing / 90 days before my 5th anniversary as a LPR)

NOA Date: 2023-11-24

Bio Appt: reuse

 

Current status: Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS

ETA 7 months. Fingers crossed!

[Germerican 42]

16 minutes ago, Dani & Pati said:

My wife filled the form today, 11/22, online. I am following this list to receive any updates on your timelines. Please, keep them updated. I keep y'all posted (yes, I am in Houston, Texas  ) on my progress as well.

Good luck to everyone!

Good luck! Did she file online or by mail?

[Germerican 42]

1 minute ago, tonip said:

Hi Everyone,

 

Date Filed: 2023-11-24 (early filing / 90 days before my 5th anniversary as a LPR)

NOA Date: 2023-11-24

Bio Appt: reuse

 

Current status: Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS

ETA 7 months. Fingers crossed!

Good luck!

[Dani & Pati 23]

15 minutes ago, Germerican said:

Good luck! Did she file online or by mail?

Thank you! She filled online. Good luck for you too!