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Hi All, My wife's interview date was scheduled a couple months ago, thank God! However, it was then rescheduled out of the blue, she got a notice saying "due to unforeseen circumstances we need to cancel the interview appointment for this applicant" Has anyone else had this happen? The interview we rescheduled for October.

Hi @Bethie Tampa, Fl. Yes we are checking daily. Thank you

@JKLSemicolon thanks for your feedback. We are basing it off of the status in her MyUSCIS online account. It's good to know and we had know idea about the processing time info on USCIS. It says 7.5 months for our local office, this makes us feel better.

We file jointly. I did not make enough income that year to be required to file a tax return.

Thanks @Crazy Cat as I shared in my post my wife checks the online account everyday. Tampa, FL We have had no change in status of the application since we submitted. No interview as of yet.

Hello, My wife submitted her N-400 on December 22nd, 2023. She has been checking the status everyday since with no change. We are now approaching the 6 month mark with the online status saying "5 days until decision". We are both getting concerned, has anyone had this happen to them before? Looking at the timeline information on VJ for our office and for online submission the average processing time is 4 months. We even have a friend who went through the process and lives maybe 15 minutes from us and is from the same country who's whole process took four months. We are almost at 6 and there is no new information since the day we submitted. We've also been diligent about checking the mail and making sure we stay on top of any letters that may come and nothing there either. She doesn't understand what couldbe wrong, she has no criminal record, even her one speeding ticket she ever got was probably 8 years ago and no points were added. The two things I could think of is. 1; there was a period of time were we didn't report our addresses when we moved. This was because our daughter was born, was in the ICU and then died at 3 months old and we were both very emotionally distraught and honestly at that time, updating our address with USCIS after moving was the last thing on our mind. She explained this in a supplemental document with her application. 2; She didn't a tax return in 2022 because she didn't make any money. She explained this as well when she submitted her application, she wanted to be up front about everything. In our minds, we don't think that those two minor things would be grounds for denial of a application. Any insight into why maybe going on would be great, we are just so perplexed by this. Thank you!

Hello Everyone, My wife submitted her N-400 on 12/22/2023, she has been monitoring her online account daily since then and nothing so far. However, we just looked here in the immigration time line section and there are applications that were submitted for the same field office that have already had complete their process including interview and oath. Should be concerned by this? Thanks

The account we have been working with is the account my wife setup after she submitted her N-400. I have just been helping her try to figure this out, she doesn't want to miss any notifications about her case or anything.

Ahh this is the issue then, well its asking for her DOS case ID from her original visa app. We do not have any of that original paperwork from 13 years ago. Any ideas?

Thanks for the comment @NorthByNorthwest yes we used the myUSCIS to submit the N-400. However when we log in there is no My Case section. This is all that we can see.

Hey everyone, So we submitted an N-400 on December 22nd for my wife online, we got a Form I-797C notice of action form in the mail about the biometric appointment being waived. We logged into her USCIS account online and went to the area where it says add a case. It asks you for a USCIS case receipt number along with a OAC (online access code), the Form I-797C has a CODE of N/A. So, we sent a message to USCIS via the contact center and they replied back with " it is not necessary to enter an OAC to view your case information." However, the system requires a OAC and will not let us move forward and view case information. Has anyone experienced this and if so how did you solve it? Thank you!

@Scandi It's a 10 yr GC, I thought it was 90 days thats great to hear its 6 months. Thanks everyone fro your help!

Hey all, My wife's GC is expiring next year and we are considering the naturalization route, but have a few questions. 1. Looks like time line is 7 months right now, according to this site's processing times section. Does that include the oath ceremony? 2. How long was it for those who have already done the process between your interview and the ceremony? 3.If anyone could provide any advice when going through the process which you wish you would of known before doing it, what would it be? Thanks!

Hey All, My wife's 10 yr GC is up for renewal next year, we tend to go back to her parents each summer and will need the extension letter to travel. Does this letter come in the mail or is it sent digitally? Trying to plan our travel with having to do this renewal process which we cannot start until June of next year as they'll be the 90 day mark. Also how long did it take for those who have gotten this letter to receive it? Thanks!