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  1. Chrito
    oh wow, that is really long. Fellow JAX filer here, applied 6/22 and have my interview on 12/3. I am so sorry.
  2. Chrito
    Sent you a DM
  3. Chrito
    I know. I am usually the first one to point that out in a different forum specifically for German filers. It's just funny because it happened to another user today as well. I have been here in the US for 15 years now and it was never really an issue or an absolute requirement for me, so it can take as long as it takes My Interview is 12/3, I had the PDF of the letter in my account not long after the email.
  4. Chrito
    Just received the email that interview was scheduled. Woot woot! Of course no notice under the documents tab yet, will check again tomorrow. And the time estimate jumped from 2 months to 7 months until case decision. And I said yesterday to my husband that I do not expect anything to happen before 2025 FO is Jacksonville FL, filed 6/22 under 5 year rule
  5. Chrito
    Me just sitting here checking my emails every morning, and my USCIS account. Nothing, nada, zilch, babkes... 🫠 We wanted to do a West Coast vacay in September, guess it is safe to book it. JAX seems to be on the slow side of all field offices. I only had to deal with them once to renew my 10 year Green Card in 2019 (came her with an IR1, so no AOS or anything) and that went smoothly. How is everybody else holding up?
  6. Chrito
    Hi all, I guess I should join your ranks after being absent from visa journey for quite a while. I waited until my home country (Germany) allowed dual citizenship before filing for naturalization, like a few others. I filed 6/22 online under the 5 year rule. Immediately received the NOA and biometrics waiver. Field office will be Jacksonville, Florida. Here’s to hoping it progresses fast, hope the background check goes fast since I had one done last year due to my husband’s work (federal service). That’s usually the hold up.
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