N-400 August 2024 Filers

[Annei08 0]

I sent my N400 on August 9th. I was wondering how long it takes to get the initial notification of receipt.

Also, I am curious to see if anyone applied with a reduced fee. I wasn’t able to find much about the evidence people have submitted to prove their income specifically for the reduced fee.

thanks!

[Aeroplane 8]

Okay, I joined the club too. Got NOA and fingerprint used notification same day

Edited August 19 by Aeroplane

[zuogeputongren 0]

Filed on July 31 so i guess i should join this thread
NYC, 5-year rule

Filed and received: 7/31

Biometrics reused: 7/31

Actively reviewing: 7/31

 

estimated processing time right after filing: 7 months
estimated processing time today (8/20): 4 months

Edited August 20 by zuogeputongren

[Aeroplane 8]

19 hours ago, sriarteria said:

Hey how many months its showing asbprocessing tome for me it showed 9 months then status changed to actively reviewing and time changed to 7 months 

7 months. It’s not accurate as per other filers 

[peachlings 57]

My parent also shows 4 months’ waiting time now. The day they filed (8/1) it was showing 7 months I believe. 

[OldUser 6,017]

20 hours ago, sriarteria said:

Hey how many months its showing asbprocessing tome for me it showed 9 months then status changed to actively reviewing and time changed to 7 months 

You can use random number generator online to get similar estimates to what USCIS is providing... Just set min to 1 and max to 12 and click "Generate" button. I wouldn't believe these estimates.

[OldUser 6,017]

14 minutes ago, sriarteria said:

What exactly is ur purpose here i am unable to understand 

What I'm trying to say, please don't rely on those numbers too much. Each case is unique. However, considering it's the election year, your case should generally be processed faster.

 

People got naturalized while account showed 6 months until decision...

Edited August 21 by OldUser

[John and Odi 9]

Wow my wife got an interview date today. It has only been since the first few days of the month since they started checking it. Biometrics was reused too. So Oct 10. Might mean she could be doing the oath ceremony on Veterans Day. Just thinking about it lol 

[JPD91 35]

Filed N-400 today under 3 year rule (US Spouse) and 90 day early filing. 

 

Biometrics reuse immediately upon submitting. 

 

Good luck everyone!

[John and Odi 9]

1 hour ago, sriarteria said:

 

When did she apply and fingerprings done 

She applied on the 30th of July this year , and finger prints were waived  about the 6th of August .

[Mannydude22 47]

5 hours ago, John and Odi said:

She applied on the 30th of July this year , and finger prints were waived  about the 6th of August .

when is your wife's 3 or 5 year anniversary date??

 

if the interview falls BEFORE the green card anniversary date, then the case will be denied..... you will have to end up doing 2 interviews. 

Edited August 23 by Mannydude22

[OldUser 6,017]

11 hours ago, Mannydude22 said:

when is your wife's 3 or 5 year anniversary date??

 

if the interview falls BEFORE the green card anniversary date, then the case will be denied..... you will have to end up doing 2 interviews. 

USCIS lately doesn't schedule interviews in the 90 day filing windows. It does happen, but most often it doesn't get denied, person is placed on hold until they reach 3 or 5 year anniversary.

 

It's filing too early that gets people denied 100%. But filing in 90 day window is acceptable. 

[peachlings 57]

On 8/22/2024 at 10:51 PM, Mannydude22 said:

when is your wife's 3 or 5 year anniversary date??

 

if the interview falls BEFORE the green card anniversary date, then the case will be denied..... you will have to end up doing 2 interviews. 

Not in my indirect experience. I know two family members whose interviews were scheduled days before their anniversary date. Their case was not denied and, like @OldUser said, they just had to wait until the anniversary for their oath. 

[Rekyrts 37]

1 hour ago, peachlings said:

Not in my indirect experience. I know two family members whose interviews were scheduled days before their anniversary date. Their case was not denied and, like @OldUser said, they just had to wait until the anniversary for their oath. 

 Agreed.

[am2352 2]

Me and wife applied on August 8th under the 5 year rule but within 90 days. Immediately got the biometrics reuse. Wife got interview schedule notice on August 13 and has her interview in San Antonio, TX on September 24th. No updates on mine.