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rishibajaj

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Is it a good idea to move into a new state that is taking much less time for Natrulization application to process from a state that is taking more time in comparison?

If I can move into new state(with less processing time) before 3 months of filing my application then you think I should be okay when it comes to meeting requirements of 90 days living in a state?

Please advise.
 
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You are not the first one to think this way. What you should know is DOs in the same st have different timelines. In Calif, San Jose takes much longer than SFO or Oak all within 50 miles of each other. So you can see that the DO is more imp than the state.

Also moving to a new place adds 90 days to the timeline because of the residency requirement . So that is 3 months wasted not to mention cost of moving etc.

Last, what no one can control is getting stuck in name check. This can happen at any DO. So it may not be really worth moving just for the n400.
 
You should be ok if you meet the 90 days residency requirment. Is is really worth the effort of moving from one state to another? That is your call.


rishibajaj said:
If I can move into new state(with less processing time) before 3 months of filing my application then you think I should be okay when it comes to meeting requirements of 90 days living in a state?
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Is it possible to track district office timelines within states also?

aabbcc11 said:
You are not the first one to think this way. What you should know is DOs in the same st have different timelines. In Calif, San Jose takes much longer than SFO or Oak all within 50 miles of each other. So you can see that the DO is more imp than the state.

Also moving to a new place adds 90 days to the timeline because of the residency requirement . So that is 3 months wasted not to mention cost of moving etc.

Last, what no one can control is getting stuck in name check. This can happen at any DO. So it may not be really worth moving just for the n400.
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Wow, people are relocating (relocating is a lot of stress) for N400 reasons.
This process and delays has really made a lasting (negative) impact on people's lifestyle.
 
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