N-400 March 2025 Fliers

[Edward and Jaycel 1,268]

2 minutes ago, Realtor01 said:

Hi all, My self and my husband submitted our N400 application on March 8th 2025, we had Bio Reuse on March 8th. Don't see anyone here from the Fort Myers Office, any suggestions on seeing the timeline for Fort Myers Fl?

 

Go here https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/  Select N-400 and the Ft. Myers, FL office

[Realtor01 0]

Can I travel abroad while my N400 application is being processed?

[OldUser 8,796]

7 hours ago, Realtor01 said:

Can I travel abroad while my N400 application is being processed?

Yes, but you have to update officer with all new trips at the interview. Also make sure you don't break continuous residence or physical presence.

[Leumas 10]

 

On 3/12/2025 at 9:15 AM, Leumas said:

3/5 - Filed online (at night)

3/6 - Receipt notice and Biometrics Reuse (biometrics was done in 2015 during original GC application)

 

MyProgress says 5 months and currently says I'm on step 3 of 5 ('interview scheduled') but I haven't received anything to say I have an interview yet.

 

4/9 - Interview scheduled for 5/14

Edited April 9 by Leumas

[Realtor01 0]

How do you know when your case reaches the local field office?

[Magi Stark 17]

3 hours ago, Realtor01 said:

How do you know when your case reaches the local field office?

Don't quote me on this, and someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but the way I understand it is if you applied online, your case goes straight to your field office. If your entire file is there, they'll schedule an interview, otherwise they have to get your file first. If you sent a paper application to one of the Lockboxes, your case gets moved to the local office sometime after the biometrics appointment is sent. When and how they do that, I'm not sure.  

[EarlyAnxious 18]

On 4/7/2025 at 9:27 PM, ultrasoul said:

Those could be online N400 filers. I was looking at the same block as ours IOE093109+ that were paper filings that same time as we did and changed a few days later like ours to biometrics appointment being scheduled.

 

So you're just making up stuff. 

Those are not online filers. Case block for online filers don't start with 0.

 

[EarlyAnxious 18]

Has anyone received their receipt notice? 

Mine was never uploaded and I haven't received it by mail. 

 

Only the biometrics reuse was uploaded and I received that by mail as well. 

[OldUser 8,796]

1 hour ago, EarlyAnxious said:

Has anyone received their receipt notice? 

 

Yes, I received physical notice after seeing it online. Physical letter can take 4-8 weeks to arrive

[EarlyAnxious 18]

On 4/14/2025 at 10:47 AM, OldUser said:

Yes, I received physical notice after seeing it online. Physical letter can take 4-8 weeks to arrive

Mine is not online. Only the biometrics reuse showed up online and I received it a week later by mail. 

[Sebastianddl 0]

Hello everyone! 

Has anybody else received received an interview date already? 

Here is my timeline so far: 

3/21 - Case filed
3/21 - Receipt notice and biometrics reuse

Case currently under review. My office is the Harlingen, Tx. Center

Thank you and best wishes! 
 

[Toastbear 157]

Omg I don't know what's going on, my field office is in Norfolk, VA. Filed online 3/31/25 and just now I got 4/16/25 interview scheduled???? 

 

It said it takes 6 months? I am so confused.

 

Edit: Interview is scheduled for 5/30/2025, just checked the document online

 

Edit 2: I filed as 5 year resident instead of the spousal one

Edited April 17 by Toastbear

[Magi Stark 17]

10 minutes ago, Toastbear said:

Omg I don't know what's going on, my field office is in Norfolk, VA. Filed online 3/31/25 and just now I got 4/16/25 interview scheduled???? 

 

It said it takes 6 months? I am so confused.

 

Edit: Interview is scheduled for 5/30/2025, just checked the document online

 

Edit 2: I filed as 5 year resident instead of the spousal one

Nice! Yeah, some cases move ridiculously fast. Did you apply 90 days early or you were at full 5 years when you applied? 

[Toastbear 157]

12 minutes ago, Magi Stark said:

Nice! Yeah, some cases move ridiculously fast. Did you apply 90 days early or you were at full 5 years when you applied? 

 

Hi, I edited my original comment. I applied under the 5 year rule. Germany did not allow dual citizenship until last June, so I never had applied. And now with all the stuff going down I figured I'll just become a dual citizen to make things easier.

[Realtor01 0]

As an estimate, how much notice does USCIS give for interview?