Q1 (Jan-March) 2008 N400Filers Tracker
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pleasetellmewhy
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Hi mobilealien,
mine (my receipt#) is not even on the system at all since day 1 up until now which is more than 2 months...
I think USCIS are way too over-loaded with theiir paperworks and thus, updating online case check system will not be the priority. I support if they are more focus and put more energy in expediting on their case-load though...
Very good, at least your receipt number shows up in the uscis web but Mine is still not.
By the way, are you military personnel when you are applying N400?
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WiscCitizen
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My wife got the interview letter yesterday, but I still haven't. And I applied a month before she did. Below are our timelines.
Nebraska/Milwaukee DO
My timeline
PD: 1/22/08
FP letter: 1/28/08
FP Done: 2/13/08
IL: Still waiting
My wife's timeline
PD: 2/19/08
FP letter: 2/26/08
FP Done: 3/11/08
IL: 3/28/08
IL Date: 5/11/08
Nebraska/Milwaukee DO
My timeline
PD: 1/22/08
FP letter: 1/28/08
FP Done: 2/13/08
IL: Still waiting
My wife's timeline
PD: 2/19/08
FP letter: 2/26/08
FP Done: 3/11/08
IL: 3/28/08
IL Date: 5/11/08
No, my receipt# or application# never appear in USCIS website at all.
And, regarding Military Service, not myself but I have a distant relative who served before long time ago.
The theory I am stil unclear is the #days stated in NOA#1 (when the first time you got your Priority Date). Does it imply truly the expected days (starting from PD) it will take for USCIS to send applicant the Interview Letter OR does it reflect the expected days to the actual Interview Date scheduled ?
If it is the first case then I can wait until end of April whether or not I got the IL. If I don't that means my first theory is wrong.
You guys can chime in what has been your experience so far and your own theory...
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Congratulations WiscCitizen!!!
You guys are absolutely amazing ... especially your wife got IL right on 17days after FP and scheduled for May 11th, 2008 Interview already.
This is the FASTEST N400 I have everseen so far...
Could you tell us what the #days stated on your NOA and your wife's NOA?
Milwaukee DO Rocks on !!!
WiscCitizen
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On Mine, it said 30 days and on my wife's it was 75. In my opinion, that has no meaning.
Amazing
see my signature for my time line.
I did call on the phone few times already, on 2 occasions I was able to get the call escalated to an IO (I suppose), the first time I was told that FP and name check results are back and I should just wait for an interview. a few days ago I was told that no status and I should at least wait for 10 months before I should start to make phone calls??? rude reps
the new SF DO processing time is amazing, last month they were processing applications as of July 20, 2007, but some how they managed to go back 21 days ????? and now are processing June 30, 2007 ??? ONLY in USCIS.
see my signature for my time line.
I did call on the phone few times already, on 2 occasions I was able to get the call escalated to an IO (I suppose), the first time I was told that FP and name check results are back and I should just wait for an interview. a few days ago I was told that no status and I should at least wait for 10 months before I should start to make phone calls??? rude reps
the new SF DO processing time is amazing, last month they were processing applications as of July 20, 2007, but some how they managed to go back 21 days ????? and now are processing June 30, 2007 ??? ONLY in USCIS.
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pleasetellmewhy
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Oh, sorry, i mixed you and chigc2002 up....anyway....
pleasetellmewhy
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Sweet Jesus!!! Congrats!! and your IL leter should not be far off.
it's alright pleasetellmewhy... hehee... my user name sounds in rhyme indeed with chicgc2002 ..
BTW,
I am just amazed with the Milwaukee Wisconsin DO... how could they work it out so FAST in 17 days like that ... ????
When you called USCIS, did your IO tell you anything about how long they will put you on the queue (wiaitng in line for the interview in Chicago DO) ?
Thanks -in-advanced
pleasetellmewhy
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it's alright pleasetellmewhy... hehee... my user name sounds in rhyme indeed with chicgc2002 ..
BTW,
I am just amazed with the Milwaukee Wisconsin DO... how could they work it out so FAST in 17 days like that ... ????
When you called USCIS, did your IO tell you anything about how long they will put you on the queue (wiaitng in line for the interview in Chicago DO) ?
Thanks -in-advanced
IO I spoke with last time, he did not say about how long would be in the waiting queue; but he said chicago is the one of the most busiest office, the interview date would be around 2 months after receiving the interview letter.
And I tried to call USCIS last weekend, and have no luck to be transferred to IO; therefore, I decided to schedule an infopass on April 11 and see what they gotta say about my case.
Some of the post mentioned USCIS hired more officers to handle the newer cases, and in result of that I could see the 2008 filers are moving much aggressively than the 2007 filers.
What option did you select to schedule infopass ?. There are 4 appointments as below
Order from Immigration Court - If you were directed to us for processing based on an order from the Immigration Judge. You must bring all documents required in the post order instructions given to you by the court.
Case Processing Appointment - If you received a notice to go to your local office for further case processing.
EAD inquiry appointment - If your I-765 employment authorization application has been pending for more than 90 days.
Case Services follow-up appointment - If it has been over 45 days since you contacted NCSC and have not received a response to your inquiry. You must bring the Service Request ID Number related to your inquiry to the appointment.
Order from Immigration Court - If you were directed to us for processing based on an order from the Immigration Judge. You must bring all documents required in the post order instructions given to you by the court.
Case Processing Appointment - If you received a notice to go to your local office for further case processing.
EAD inquiry appointment - If your I-765 employment authorization application has been pending for more than 90 days.
Case Services follow-up appointment - If it has been over 45 days since you contacted NCSC and have not received a response to your inquiry. You must bring the Service Request ID Number related to your inquiry to the appointment.
pleasetellmewhy
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I chose the last one. I don't think they will turn me around upon my arrival at the office because i don't have "service request id". And I believe we all are entitled to know where our case stands.
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It's not a match, it's the quality of the print. In order for the FP to be clear, a certain area of your print has to be clearly identifiable by the FP computer.
It means there's a 50-60% chance that your prints match those used in a unsolved FBI murder case.
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