Harry M

That's part of the reason I just went ahead and filed for naturalization at this point. I was going to any way within the next year or plus. Plus I just got tired of waiting for my extension and heard this sped it up.

No clue. I got a notice about two years ago nearly saying it was moved to a new office to 'speed up processing' and heard nothing since. Estimating six months to process my N400 so let's see which completes first.

Still no update on this as of 1/22/25. Filed for the N-400 on 1/19/25, so going to combining both at the interview hopefully.

Just applied on 1/19. Filed under the 3 year rule, probably could have done it under the 5 year one (been married a little 6 years) but didn't think it mattered? I filed an I-751 back in 2021, which last update I got was back in 2023. Part of the reason I filed now was due to uncertainty with the new administration. How do I request a joint interview for both?

Okay, that's reassuring. Didn't want to them to think I was being fraudulent, because that's not the date on the card itself. Thank you

I'm traveling in a month to the UK with my spouse and child. We went two years ago with an extension letter and had no issues, just some extra processing at check in and when I came back to the US. I was entering our passenger details on the British Airways website, we flew a different airline before. Passport info is straight forward but then it asks for my green card info. I included my USCIS number as it's written on the card but for expiration it doesn't allow me to add a date in the past, for obvious reasons. With the extension letter it should be straight forward like before when I'm traveling. But for my passenger details in the lead up should I put the expiration as it would be with the extension letter, adding 48 months on? Leave everything blank and do it at check in? Call and find out best way to proceed? Just wondering if anything that went through know of the best way to handle this?

Still no movement, since I got the update email saying it was transferred. It said it was to speed up the process, but I'm past the point it was supposed to be done based on the estimated date while it was still at Potomac. Anyone think it's worth reaching out at this point?

Got my notice in the mail today, it stated to speed up processing they have sent my case to Lee's Summit for processing. Not been given a new receipt number so I'm hoping this hasn't restarted the clock and they will complete it soon.

That's what I figured after a lengthy Google search. Not applied for citizenship yet. This was the first update I've had in over two years. Got excited until I read it.

I just checked my case today and it said it has been transferred. No other information was given, other than the notice has been mailed to me. Should I be worried? Has this happened to anyone else?

Recently, about a month ago, I got my 48 month extension letter. Just in time too as the 24 month one was about to elapse. I haven't filed my N-400 yet, wasn't going to until this was completed. Wondering if it is worth just doing it as this point? My case ended up at Potomac, which last I checked was taking an ungodly amount of time to process cases.