Reduced wait times are always great to see. My field office is Larence, MA....last time I checked, the whole N400 process took 7-10.5 months for this office. This location has one of the fastest processing time for n400s across the country. Also, I like the tightness of the range....I have seen in other places ranges that are upto 6+ months, which is not good. I'm keeping my fingers crossed, I think that since the 7-10.5 months is the average (not! median), it might actually be 4 months to complete the whole process for some applicants, which would be supper sweet if that happens to me.
What is the problem?
Yeah, you can always withdraw your application...fix the issue and resubmit. Trust me, people with all kids of issues get citizenship every day. So, don't worry much about your case.
Yeah, real struggle. I think that, the average American would never understand this. I always hear people saying 'get in the line'...but people don't know how this line moves. In the whole world, who sits on a line that takes 17+ to complete? Doesn't make sense. All the most productive years, lost sitting in a citizenship line. That is just sad.
Good luck. keep us updated. Happy for you
Good Luck!
Got double checked w/ Attorney or at least 2nd set of eyes?
No. It's a pretty straight-forward application. If I wrote my thesis and defended it, n400 shouldn't be trouble. I have always handled all my immigration applications myself over the last 17 years. I will share my adventures during this process, as always.
Great! Even Asylum case you handled by yourself?
It's not recommended to handle an asylum case by yourself
I believe there’s also a website where you can find all your trips too in the past 5 years