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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Morocco
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hi, 6 months mean : from the time u file till the interview time ,this is what i think,that's the minimum but it depends on the process.for me,my fiancee (the usc) filed in march and my interview was in july,so it was fast for us.good luck

2007-11-8 : Married

AOS

2008-3-03 : AOS sent

2008-3-12 : Check cashed

2008-3-14 : Received Receipt Notices of AOS ,EAD and AP

2008-3-17 : Biometrics Appointment notice date

2008-4-03 : Biometrics Appointment ,,,DONE,,,

2008-5-09 : EAD card ordered and AP approval notice

2008-5-13 : AP approval notice sent

2008-5-16 : AP received

2008-5-19 : EAD Approval notice sent

2008-5-21 : EAD received

2008-6-27 : interview appointment letter (for August)

2008-8---- : interview was fine, but was given a RFE, reason: chicken pox shot( although i got the shot when i was little)

2008-10-- : green card

ROC

2010-7-13 : I-751 sent

2010-7-16 : I-751 received

2010-7-20 : I-751 sent back to me. Cause: signatures and filing early.

2010-7-26 : I-751 re-sent

2010-8-09 : First NOA received ( dated 8/2 )

2010-8-12 : Biometrics appointment letter received ( dated 8/6 )

2010-8-19 : Early biometrics

2010-9-08 : Card production ordered

2010-9-15 : Green Card received, with incorrect first name (one letter missing)

I-90

2010-9-16 : Sent I-90 with Green Card

2010-9-17 : I-90 delivered

2010-9-24 : Receipt received. Notice date: 9-22

2011-2-08 : Card production ordered

2011-2-10 : Card received with NO errors.

N400 :

11-22-2011 :Sent

02-21-2012 :Interview ( a long delay afterwards)

05-18-2012 :Oath - US citizen

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Guatemala
Timeline
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In mid august the USCIS started approving may filers, if you are a June filer, keep an eye on the May filers post, also you can check the timelines here in VJ and that will give you a better idea of how long you'll be waiting.

On the average, it takes 105-130 days from the time you file until you get your NOA2.

Your adjudication date here in VJ is October 14... I'd wait at least another couple of weeks before you start calling them.

APPLIED FOR NATURALIZATION 07/2021

08.01.2011 - I-751 SENT

08.05.2011 - Check cashed

08.08.2011- NOA Received

08.19.2011 - Biometrics Letter Received

09.12.2011 - Biometrics Appointment

01.27.2012 - Card production ordered

02.01.2012 - 10 year GC Received

07.25.2021 - N400 filed online

08.09.2021- Biometrics re-use notice

04.18.2022- Interview done at Minneapolis USCIS Local Office   ✔️ Received N-652 "Congratulations your application has been recommended for approval" during the interview.

05.19.2022- Oath Ceremony in MN

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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I think that "6 months" is just the timeframe for getting you approved. Before they were showing February as the petitions they were working on. So February to September is 6 months.

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I-129F

Petition mailed to Nebraska Service Center 06/04/2007

Petition received by CSC 06/19/2007...NOA1

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Philippines
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hi, 6 months mean : from the time u file till the interview time ,this is what i think,that's the minimum but it depends on the process.for me,my fiancee (the usc) filed in march and my interview was in july,so it was fast for us.good luck

No, it means 6 months until the USA side approves your petition. then its sent to the embassy at the country your fiance is. its 2 parts. first the USA approves you or not. then its sent and the US embassy in the other country approves your fiance or not. each part can take 3 to 60 months. you got lucky getting it approved in 4 months. IT can take a year or more with other petitions.

Chris

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Davao July 07

our friendster

08/12/08 AOS sent

08/13/08 AOS received

08/15/08 NOA1 received EAD

08/15/08 NOA1 received AOS

08/19/08 Checks cashed

08/23/08 biometrics appt letter

09/09/08 biometrics

10/27/08 EAD approved

 
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