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Any updates from the 2023/2024 San Antonio N-400 folks? Thanks~

Any updates?

Guys, anyone here from San Antonio field office? Have you gotten interviews / interview notices yet? Thanks!

Anyone from San Antonio FO?

Fingers crossed!

Austin interviews are in San Antonio... Still waiting for interview notice as well.

Same here

Hey I'm in Austin too! Filed 2/19. Nothing happening on my case yet but I got a biometrics reuse notice so won't need to get those done again. Hopefully we'll get called for an interview soon. My understanding is both interview and oath ceremony will be in San Antonio

Just submitted on 2/19 so no updates yet. I look forward to reading other people's experiences.

Just filed on 2/19. Estimate 7 months. San Antonio, TX. Hoping I become a citizen in time to register to vote in the November elections!

Hi, I've been married for 3 years to a US citizen. I adjusted status from an F-1 visa. I got my conditional green card and have since applied for removal of conditions, which I'm waiting for now. I'm eligible to apply for citizenship in February 2024 if I stay married. I love my husband very very much, but we have some potentially irreconcilable differences that have me thinking of divorce more often than I would like to. We've gone to couple's therapy (but he has all the receipts), I've gone to therapy specifically to discuss whether to get a divorce about a year ago, and I decided to stay. A year later, I still think of divorce frequently, but I'm afraid of the implications for immigration. My husband has visited my home country once, and my parents have visited us here in the U.S. once. I'm close with his family and he's reasonably close with my cousin who also lives in the U.S. (we have pictures and airfare tickets to support all of this). Other than adding the two years for citizenship eligibility, what are my risks here? He's been known for some "petty revenge" (never against me) in the past, so I'm afraid he could do something to negatively affect my status. Does he have any recourse? If I want legal advice, do I go to an immigration attorney or to a divorce attorney? How do I find an attorney that specializes on both things? I'd love to get a no-fault divorce due to irreconcilable differences but he's not open to discussing divorce as a real option right now -- I've mentioned it a few times and he just shuts down. What do I do? There's been no violence or cheating involved (thank goodness), just good old "we're too different and we fight too much and I'm unhappy about my marriage and feel like I've tried everything else already." Thanks!

I'm technically a March filer but since it was literally the last day of March and my timeline seems pretty similar to Bavarian91's, I'm gonna share it here too! IOE receipt number Assigned to YSC - Potomac 2023-02-19 Eligible to file for ROC 2023-03-27 Package Sent 2023-03-31 Package Delivered to Phoenix Lockbox 2023-04-05 Email acceptance notification 2023-04-17 USCIS Letters - Biometrics reuse notice & online account info 2023-04-18 I-797 NOA: 48-month extension

Sharing my timeline here: IOE receipt number Assigned to YSC - Potomac 2023-03-27 Package Sent 2023-03-31 Package Delivered to Phoenix Lockbox 2023-04-17 NOA for online account and biometrics reuse received 2023-04-18 NOA extension letter received (48 months)