Last time I spoke with an IO (5/15/08), she offered to open a service request for me. Just now, I received a service request acknowledgement letter from the NYC DO. Here's a direct quote from the letter:
"Caller indicated they are: Applicant or Petitioner
Attorney Name: Information not Available
Case type: N400
Filing date: 06/25/1978
Type of service requested: Outside Normal Processing Times"
Yes, if indeed I filed on 06/25/1978 and my case was still pending 30 years later, I would certainly be outside normal processing times. However, since they confused my date of birth with my filing date, I can only wonder what kind of response I will receive!
At the bottom of the letter, it states: "Your case is currently under review. You should receive a decision or notice of other action within 60 days of the date of this letter". Sounds like within 60 days, I'll be receiving a response similar to that obtained by my congressman.
"Caller indicated they are: Applicant or Petitioner
Attorney Name: Information not Available
Case type: N400
Filing date: 06/25/1978
Type of service requested: Outside Normal Processing Times"
Yes, if indeed I filed on 06/25/1978 and my case was still pending 30 years later, I would certainly be outside normal processing times. However, since they confused my date of birth with my filing date, I can only wonder what kind of response I will receive!
At the bottom of the letter, it states: "Your case is currently under review. You should receive a decision or notice of other action within 60 days of the date of this letter". Sounds like within 60 days, I'll be receiving a response similar to that obtained by my congressman.