N-400 May 2024 Filers

[OldUser 6,955]

2 hours ago, andrew2005 said:

 

I have a concern. I’d like some insights from the experts here.

I submitted my N400 around the end of July, unfortunately I got furloughed from my job around mid July. I started collecting unemployment around mid August. I was speaking with someone today and they told me my n400 interview might not come soon since I put that I was unemployed in my application and that USCIS thinks that by making me a U.S. citizen I could become a public charge. I am Not planning on that I really want to work, I have sent my applications to a significan number of companies but the economy is bad these days. 
what are the chances I won’t get an interview in the normal processing time??

what/how can I update my n400 form once I get a new job? 
 

thanks 

Employment status is irrelevant for naturalization. It is perfectly fine to be unemployed / seeking jobs.

Public charge is an issue when one waits for I-485. After you have GC, you can receive unemployment without issue.

[WonkyWink 7]

On 5/30/2024 at 5:19 PM, WonkyWink said:

I filed my application 5/16/24 and the FO is Boston. I received the biometric reuse notice immediately.  

I received the interview appointment today for Oct. 25th. 

[Mail2n 11]

3 minutes ago, WonkyWink said:

I received the interview appointment today for Oct. 25th. 

Wow it took longer but happy u got finally.

[OldUser 6,955]

5 hours ago, Mail2n said:

Wow it took longer but happy u got finally.

4 months of wait is blazing fast considering typically N-400 takes a year or so.

[Maritah 101]

Hi,

 

Today I received the physical letter from USCIS with the information about my Oath Ceremony, which will be celebrated next week. 

 

Best Regards!

 

Maritah. 

[Mail2n 11]

19 hours ago, OldUser said:

4 months of wait is blazing fast considering typically N-400 takes a year or so.

1 yr was many yrs ago thats onother generation . Now avg processing time is 5.9 months including oath . 

[OldUser 6,955]

4 hours ago, Mail2n said:

1 yr was many yrs ago thats onother generation . Now avg processing time is 5.9 months including oath . 

The quick processing was due to upcoming elections. Now that we're almost there, I can predict we'll go back to good old slow processing if we aren't there already.

[jg121783 3,919]

How many May filers here are still waiting for an interview? My wife filed May 6th (assuming it will be in Milwaukee) and she still doesn't have an interview date (received biometric reuse the day after filing). Filed under the 5 year rule. Should we be contacting someone to get the process moving along here?

[oneoftheunderdogs 94]

11 minutes ago, jg121783 said:

How many May filers here are still waiting for an interview? My wife filed May 6th (assuming it will be in Milwaukee) and she still doesn't have an interview date (received biometric reuse the day after filing). Filed under the 5 year rule. Should we be contacting someone to get the process moving along here?

I filed May 18th (under 3-year rule, with pending I-751) and have not heard anything. A friend of mine filed 1.5 months before I did (same FO) and had his interview in early August.

[sheima 510]

46 minutes ago, jg121783 said:

How many May filers here are still waiting for an interview? My wife filed May 6th (assuming it will be in Milwaukee) and she still doesn't have an interview date (received biometric reuse the day after filing). Filed under the 5 year rule. Should we be contacting someone to get the process moving along here?

yes contact your congressman, it will be best when you go to their office

[donna777 28]

May 4th for me and absolute crickets 😒

[donna777 28]

 

 

48 minutes ago, jg121783 said:

How many May filers here are still waiting for an interview? My wife filed May 6th (assuming it will be in Milwaukee) and she still doesn't have an interview date (received biometric reuse the day after filing). Filed under the 5 year rule. Should we be contacting someone to get the process moving along here?

I dont think you can hurry it along though, its still within the timeframe...I filed under the 3 year rule, but havent heard a thing since biomentric reuse. I think Im going to give up the relentless status checking 😅

[OldUser 6,955]

1 hour ago, jg121783 said:

How many May filers here are still waiting for an interview? My wife filed May 6th (assuming it will be in Milwaukee) and she still doesn't have an interview date (received biometric reuse the day after filing). Filed under the 5 year rule. Should we be contacting someone to get the process moving along here?

This is very reasonable wait.

Your local field office currently shows 7 months.

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

 

You should get interview December 2024 / January 2025 based on this.

 

[BaharPdx 3]

May 10th! Under 5 years rule. Portland. No any update for the interview 

[OldUser 6,955]

1 hour ago, BaharPdx said:

May 10th! Under 5 years rule. Portland. No any update for the interview 

Portland, OR? Processing times currently are 6.5 months, so you're getting close I'd think.