2010 September N-400 tracker

N400Guy said:
Every case has a priority date (mentioned on your NOA). This is the date based on which USCIS processes and takes decisions. The other factor is the 5 yrs continous residency based on employment and 3 yrs based on marriage. Whichever category you fall into, until you have completed the required tenure, the interview activity does not start. Thats what everyone mentions in the forum.

To conclude, though your FP got delayed, your Priority Date still remains the same, so you're good to go.
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It seems who ever files under 5 year rule, USCIS may wait for some time prior to scheduling interview even after FP check complete
 
US-Citizenship - DO Detroit
9/01/2010 - N-400 Mailed
9/03/2010 - Package Received by NBC
9/08/2010 - Notice Date
9/10/2010 : Received NOA
9/30/2010 : LUD , Finger Print RFE
10/02/2010 : Received FP Notice
10/27/2010 : FP Done. The whole process took less than 10 minutes :)
 
Here's my timeline from San Diego

DO: San Diego, CA
09/14/2010 : N-400 Sent
09/16/2010: N-400 Recd
09/21/2010 : Checks Cashed
09/24/2010 : NOA Rec.
09/30/2010 : RFE online status & email
10/02/2010 : Rec. FP letter;
10/05/2010 : FP done (FP Scheduled : 10/14/2010)
10/21/2010 : Case sent to local off.
10/25/2010 : Interview Letter
11/30/2010 : Interview Date
xx/xx/2010 : Oath Date
 
Case sent to local office

Day 00: 09/13/2010: N-400 Sent (Lewisville, TX)
Day 01: 09/14/2010: N-400 Received by USCIS
Day 01: 09/14/2010: Priority Date
Day 04: 09/17/2010: Money Order Cashed
Day 10: 09/23/2010: NOA Received
Day 11: 09/24/2010: Rec. FP letter;
Day 23: 10/06/2010: FP Scheduled
Day 23: 10/06/2010: FP done (Oklahoma City)
Day 44: 10/27/2010: Case sent to local off.
Day XX: xx/xx/2010: Interview Letter
Day XX:xx/xx/2011 : Interview Date
Day XX: xx/xx/2010: Passport Application
Day XX:xx/xx/2011 : Passport Received
 
N-400: mailed : 09/10/2010
09/15/2010: NOA
10/19/2010: PF recived ( scheduled for 11/04/2010 )
 
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Interview letter received

Day 00: 09/13/2010: N-400 Sent (Lewisville, TX)
Day 01: 09/14/2010: N-400 Received by USCIS
Day 01: 09/14/2010: Priority Date
Day 04: 09/17/2010: Money Order Cashed
Day 10: 09/23/2010: NOA Received
Day 11: 09/24/2010: Rec. FP letter;
Day 23: 10/06/2010: FP Scheduled
Day 23: 10/06/2010: FP done (Oklahoma City)
Day 44: 10/27/2010: Case sent to local off.
Day 49: 11/01/2010: Interview Letter
Day 84: 12/06/2010 : Interview Date
Day XX: xx/xx/2010: Passport Application
Day XX:xx/xx/2011 : Passport Received
 
Hi all,
I received my letter of interview today and also with my wife, which is scheduled to take place at oklahoma city.
my wife's appointment is for 9am and I am scheduled for 1pm, is there anyway I can call and have both appointment
as close as posible, because it is about 2.5hrs drive from where I leave and I have a baby of 2mths old, so traveling about
6am will be too early. I need sugestions please on how to go about it. if it was 11am and 1pm that will have been better.
your comment will be greatly appreciated
 
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efosa said:
Hi all,
I received my letter of interview today and also with my wife, which is scheduled to take place at oklahoma city.
my wife's appointment is for 9am and I am scheduled for 1pm, is there anyway I can call and have both appointment
as close as posible, because it is about 2.5hrs drive from where I leave and I have a baby of 2mths old, so traveling about
6am will be too early. I need sugestions please on how to go about it. if it was 11am and 1pm that will have been better.
your comment will be greatly appreciated
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Showing up 2 hours late (11am) for your wife's appointment should not be an issue. Unfortunately, you can't contact the DO directly to get the appointment changed to same time. If you show up at 11am with existing appointments and explain that you have a newborn with you they should be able to accommodate you.
 
I have updated my timeline below with the email and text: Case transferred to local office. Hope everyone gets their interview letter soon.

DO: Cincinnati OH
9/24/2010: N400 sent
9/29/2010: Application reveived by USCIS (RD)
10/05/2010: Check cashed
10/08/2010: ND (received receipt #)
10/08/2010: Received FP letter (scheduled for 10/25/2010)
10/25/2010: FP Done.
11/01/2010: Email & Txt: Case Transferred to Local Office
 
I don't think showing up 2 hours early would be a problem. Why can't you take your kid to a babysitter for a few hours ?


Bobsmyth said:
Showing up 2 hours late (11am) for your wife's appointment should not be an issue. Unfortunately, you can't contact the DO directly to get the appointment changed to same time. If you show up at 11am with existing appointments and explain that you have a newborn with you they should be able to accommodate you.
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My Fingerprint is scheduled for 18th November, does anyone know if there is a consequence for going in early.....I have to be on a client site out of town that week.
 
It depends where you are located or rather your ASC. I did mine a week in advance as a walk-in because of prior obligations and they were fine with it.
 
I was rejected the first time, they said they are busy. Went right back the very next day early in the morning, was the first person did the FP without any problem.
 
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Case transfferred to local office DALLAS DO

Just got mail and LUD update and change of statusonline for my wife and myself . Case transferred to local office .

Hope full we will get YL soon

Good luck to all of US .
 
My wife and I received the YL today. As per the letter, both of us just need to produce our Photo Identification. No LUD changes so far.
US-Citizenship - DO Detroit
9/01/2010 - N-400 Mailed
9/03/2010 - Package Received by NBC
9/08/2010 - Notice Date
9/10/2010 : Received NOA
9/30/2010 : LUD , Finger Print RFE
10/02/2010 : Received FP Notice
10/27/2010 : FP Appointment
11/03/2010 : Received YL
 
Yellow letter is not important, not everyone gets one. you already got your interview letter no need to worry about the Yellow letter!
 
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