JohnnyOD

Hey Folks, yesterday I had my N400/I-751 interview at the Denver field office. I feel it went well. I passed my civics test but did receive the "A decision cannot be made" letter before I left the interview. She said she was working on my I-751 and would make a final decision, but everything looked good. Fingers crossed, I'll hear back soon!

On 6/9/2024 at 9:13 PM, Aur0ra said:

Yes done!

Thank you friend!

48 minutes ago, kashewmoo said:

Hi everyone! I've had a couple of people reach out about my timeline, so I thought I'd update others who might be interested here. I filed my N400 online on 3/17, and received an online receipt notice with the confirmation that my form was in active review on the same day. My biometric reuse notice date was dated that same day, but I don't remember what day the notice came in the mail. My interview was scheduled on 5/7 for 6/13 at the Denver Field Office.

 

I've been in the US for nearly 10 years, so I didn't apply under the 3-year rule, though I intend on bringing relevant marriage documentation as a final just in case. 

I'll let everyone know how my interview goes next week! 😊

 AMAZING!! I wish you all the success in your interview! No doubt you will ace it!, my friend. Keep us posted

On 5/31/2024 at 1:50 PM, MariaUSA90 said:

..my status updated to biometrics reused and "actively being reviewed by USCIS" .. yay!! 

Exciting! Keep us posted on your progress!

That’s awesome, Thank you for sharing!

Hi Folks,

Out of interest, does having an already approved I-751 reduce the time it takes to receive citizenship?

I have seen some evidence in posted citizenship timelines refelect a faster processing time when the I-751 is already approved prior. 

Do you folks think this is the case?

Thanks so much!

Johnny

My 3-year date will be the 25th of this month! Fingers crossed it’s a smooth process. 😊

Hello everyone, 😁 I've started this thread to connect with others who have filed the N400 form at the Denver field office in 2024. Information about the processing times at this office is scarce, and while many individuals choose not to update their citizenship timelines on VisaJourney—which is completely understandable and a personal decision—I firmly believe that sharing these experiences embodies the true spirit of VisaJourney.

Here's my timeline for reference:

- **February 25, 2024:** Became eligible for citizenship under the 3-year marriage rule. This date marks the 90-day eligibility window.

- **March 25, 2024:** Submitted our N400 application online.

- **March 25, 2024:** Received NOA1 acknowledgment of acceptance.

- **March 25, 2024:** Received an online notice regarding the reuse of biometrics.

- **May 25, 2024:** Reached the official eligibility date for citizenship based on the 3-year marriage rule.

No additional updates at this moment.

Can you guys please update an N400 timeline on the visa journey for the Denver office? There is very little online for this office, and it would help others follow the Denver office's progress. ❤️