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11 months processing time for New York, NY
New York, NY
Mailed N-400 Dec 9, 2017
Receipt date Dec 15, 2017
Priority date Dec 12, 2017
Notice date Dec 15, 2017
Biometric Jan 8, 2018
Interview scheduled notice received Sep 12, 2018
Interview date Oct 19, 2018 (Recommended for Approval at end of the interview)
Online system later in the day Oct 19, 2018 (updated to read "We approved your application")
Oath ceremony scheduled notice received on Oct 23, 2018
Oath ceremony Nov 9, 2018
Entire process took almost 11 months; however given the listed processing times I had no idea if it was going to be 6 months long or 24 months long. After biometrics in early January, I received no further updates until Sep 11th
I brought a gigantic binder (all tabbed and sorted) of tax returns, bank stmts, mortgage stmts, pay stubs, birth/marriage/divorce certificates, etc, etc.
All the officer asked for in terms of documentation was green card, passport, and driver's license. That's all! :)
Interview was 20 mins long. Questions were easy (as long as you study)
Mailed N-400 Dec 9, 2017
Receipt date Dec 15, 2017
Priority date Dec 12, 2017
Notice date Dec 15, 2017
Biometric Jan 8, 2018
Interview scheduled notice received Sep 12, 2018
Interview date Oct 19, 2018 (Recommended for Approval at end of the interview)
Online system later in the day Oct 19, 2018 (updated to read "We approved your application")
Oath ceremony scheduled notice received on Oct 23, 2018
Oath ceremony Nov 9, 2018
Entire process took almost 11 months; however given the listed processing times I had no idea if it was going to be 6 months long or 24 months long. After biometrics in early January, I received no further updates until Sep 11th
I brought a gigantic binder (all tabbed and sorted) of tax returns, bank stmts, mortgage stmts, pay stubs, birth/marriage/divorce certificates, etc, etc.
All the officer asked for in terms of documentation was green card, passport, and driver's license. That's all! :)
Interview was 20 mins long. Questions were easy (as long as you study)
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