N400/I-765 Timeline. N-400 under active review but no movement in I-765?

[NihilistNarwhal 0]

Hi!

I Got a conditional marriage green card in September 2019.
I applied for Removal of conditions in September 2021.
My status moved to "fingerprints taken" in Oct 2021 ( And there has been no movement except a transfer to another USCIS office after I moved).
I applied for Naturalization in October 2022.
It is currently "under active review" and estimated time to completion is 1 day.

What should I expect? I would've expected to have the removal of condition interview before the naturalization, but at these point, should I expect a combo interview? Is the estimated time to completion somewhat accurate?

 

[Crazy Cat 41,809]

2 years seems like a very long time to process an N-400. Anticipate a combo interview.

Edited October 26 by Crazy Cat

[Crazy Cat 41,809]

40 minutes ago, NihilistNarwhal said:

It is currently "under active review" and estimated time to completion is 1 day.

What is your local office.

[OldUser 6,604]

Now that N-400 didn't push your I-751, maybe WoM is an option.

I agree with @Crazy Cat it's likely going to result in combo interview.

[NihilistNarwhal 0]

What is WoM?
Also, I just noticed I wrote I-765 instead of I-751.  Sorry about that.

My local office is Chicago. I had an n-400 interview scheduled  suddenly in January 2024 but it got de-scheduled 10 days later and there was no movement until July when it moved to "actively under review".

I contacted my senator (My house rep is beyond useless) in June, and there was no update until yesterday when they just emailed me this :

 

Dear Mr. NihilistNarwhal
 

This is a follow-up to your request for assistance with I-751 and N400 pending with USCIS. Response to our inquiry is taking longer than expected. 

Thank you for the opportunity to be of service to you.

 

Edited October 26 by NihilistNarwhal
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[OldUser 6,604]

4 minutes ago, NihilistNarwhal said:

What is WoM?

My local office is Chicago. I had an n-400 interview scheduled  suddenly in January 2024 but it got de-scheduled 10 days later and there was no movement until July when it moved to "actively under review".

I contacted my senator (My house rep is beyond useless) in June, and there was no update until yesterday when they just emailed me this :

 

Dear Mr. NihilistNarwhal
 

This is a follow-up to your request for assistance with I-751 and N400 pending with USCIS. Response to our inquiry is taking longer than expected. 

Thank you for the opportunity to be of service to you.

 

WoM is Writ of Mandamus. Basically, you would sue USCIS for decision.

[Crazy Cat 41,809]

58 minutes ago, NihilistNarwhal said:

What is WoM?
Also, I just noticed I wrote I-765 instead of I-751.  Sorry about that.

My local office is Chicago. I had an n-400 interview scheduled  suddenly in January 2024 but it got de-scheduled 10 days later and there was no movement until July when it moved to "actively under review".

I contacted my senator (My house rep is beyond useless) in June, and there was no update until yesterday when they just emailed me this :

 

Dear Mr. NihilistNarwhal
 

This is a follow-up to your request for assistance with I-751 and N400 pending with USCIS. Response to our inquiry is taking longer than expected. 

Thank you for the opportunity to be of service to you.

 

Average N-400 processing time for Chicago is 7 months.....2 years is excessive.

Edited October 26 by Crazy Cat

[Alhaji 11]

I had a similar situation, you need to call the number to get a appointment to go to your local USCIS office, so you can talk to a supervisor about why your case, why is taking so long plus there is a video on YouTube that will direct you to talk to someone. By the way I had a 751 that was pending for almost 3 years and N400 that was pending for a year. I was schedule an interview that same day, interview was October 15th and oath ceremony was October 25th

[powerpuff 6,677]

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