N-400 December 2024 Filers

[MisisHilaga 5]

Hi Everyone! Just wanted to share my N400 timeline, I filed online under 3yr rule married to US Citizen and from St. Louis, Missouri -

 

December 1 - Filed and received

December 1 - Biometrics was reused

December 1 - Actively Reviewing

December 16 - Interview was scheduled 

 

as of today, still waiting for the final interview date.

[OldUser 6,974]

31 minutes ago, MisisHilaga said:

Hi Everyone! Just wanted to share my N400 timeline, I filed online under 3yr rule married to US Citizen and from St. Louis, Missouri -

 

December 1 - Filed and received

December 1 - Biometrics was reused

December 1 - Actively Reviewing

December 16 - Interview was scheduled 

 

as of today, still waiting for the final interview date.

Fascinating! Thank you for sharing it here and welcome to December filers club! Did you file within 90 day early filing window?

Edited Wednesday at 05:00 PM by OldUser

[MisisHilaga 5]

Of course! No, I didn't file within 90 days early filing. I had my 48months extension and expires on 2026. 

[OldUser 6,974]

6 minutes ago, MisisHilaga said:

Of course! No, I didn't file within 90 days early filing. I had my 48months extension and expires on 2026. 

Good to know. So your I-751 is still pending?

[MisisHilaga 5]

It says the card was delivered, but we've moved 3 times (all different states) since I filed my I-751, and I never received my physical card even I always update my address. At least I received my 48months extension letter.

[OldUser 6,974]

4 minutes ago, MisisHilaga said:

It says the card was delivered, but we've moved 3 times (all different states) since I filed my I-751, and I never received my physical card even I always update my address. At least I received my 48months extension letter.

Moving while immigration case is pending can be very tricky... Have you ever filed I-90 saying GC was never delivered? Supposedly it's not your fault and you should not pay the fee for GC if you updated address with AR-11 but USCIS sent card to wrong address.

 

So I guess I-751 is approved, one less hurdle. Do you have approval notice or it's also lost?

 

If you never got notice in the mail, I recommend requesting a new copy - https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayNDNForm.do?sroPageType=ndn&entryPoint=init

 

It's always good to have all docs related to immigration. You never know when you may need it (even after naturalization). 

Edited Wednesday at 05:25 PM by OldUser

[TikiToki 0]

N400, filed in 90 days 5 PR year rule

Filed 12/12/2024, same day Bio reuse & Receipt of Notice, status to Case is being actively reviewed

still waiting...

a bit concerned that the government shutdown will delay the process.

Good luck, everyone

Edited Thursday at 08:19 PM by TikiToki

[OldUser 6,974]

55 minutes ago, TikiToki said:

N400, filed in 90 days 5 PR year rule

Filed 12/12/2024, same day Bio reuse & Receipt of Notice, status to Case is being actively reviewed

still waiting...

a bit concerned that the government shutdown will delay the process.

Good luck, everyone

Welcome to the club! 90 someting percent of USCIS operation is funded by fees, not funds sent by government. They are not going to be affected much.

[Sam416Sh 0]

On 12/19/2024 at 2:18 PM, TikiToki said:

N400, filed in 90 days 5 PR year rule

Filed 12/12/2024, same day Bio reuse & Receipt of Notice, status to Case is being actively reviewed

still waiting...

a bit concerned that the government shutdown will delay the process.

Good luck, everyone

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[North11 5]

5 year rule.

12/10/24- submitted online N400 application

12/21/24-received biometrics letter.