Citizenship processing time

[boy1980]

Hi,
1.What is the Citizenship processing time for Illinois residents? Does anybody know?
2. Is there any online information available (url) to see the citizenship processing times (especially for Illinois).

Thanks.

 

[Alien1]

It depends I have seen people on this forum getting done in 3 months (Fastest processing times I believe) and some waiting for years( 2 to 3 years). But don't be scared, on average I would say it takes 4 to 8 months.

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp

Select your filed office from the drop down.

 

[Huracan]

And to locate your local office by zip code:

https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=offices.type&OfficeLocator.office_type=LO

 

[boy1980]

Thanks
The processing time information gives the date and not the time to process. My understanding is that if the info is like '01-oct-2008', it means that the USCIS is processing applications 'accepted' on '01-oct-2008'. Am i right? Please guide

 

[Mr Vertigo]

There is a thread for Chicago where most (if not all) Illinois residents are directed as their local district office. I applied on the 14th of October 2008 and am having my interview on February 2009.

 

[boy1980]

Hi Mr Vertigo,
That's quick for you. Did you apply through attorney? If yes, please provide me attorney's info.

Thanks

 

[Mr Vertigo]

No, I applied myself. I sent copies of my GC, my N-400 application, and two photos. Mine is a straightforward case, based on 5-year residency.

 

[mundowise]

Hi,
1.What is the Citizenship processing time for Illinois residents? Does anybody know?
2. Is there any online information available (url) to see the citizenship processing times (especially for Illinois).

Thanks.

This is the thread for Chicago:

http://forums.immigration.com/showthread.php?t=206052

 

[they see]

AFTER the interview?

Mr Vertigo,
I am in the same boat..though in GA..do you know what are the steps and how long does it take AFTER the interview to get US passports?

No, I applied myself. I sent copies of my GC, my N-400 application, and two photos. Mine is a straightforward case, based on 5-year residency.