San Francisco Early Filing- 90 day rule

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If you are planning to file in San Francisco, please call them before you do 90 day N400 early filing. They are not recognizing applications done via early filing in some cases, and they don't tell you until you are at the interview. Then you have to start the whole process again.

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USCIS calculator

there is a calculator to make sure you had the right filling date, you can try it https://www.uscis.gov/us-visa-and-im...ing-calculator and if they reject the case without the proper reason you will certainly right to appeal.

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If you are planning to file in San Francisco, please call them before you do 90 day N400 early filing. They are not recognizing applications done via early filing in some cases, and they don't tell you until you are at the interview. Then you have to start the whole process again.

The ability to file 90 days before meeting the continuous residence requirement (assuming all the other requirements are met) is specified in statute in INA 334(a) and is not up to any office or officer to decide otherwise. If you are denied for not meeting the requirement, you should appeal.

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The ability to file 90 days before meeting the continuous residence requirement (assuming all the other requirements are met) is specified in statute in INA 334(a) and is not up to any office or officer to decide otherwise. If you are denied for not meeting the requirement, you should appeal.

I am appealing, thank you.

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there is a calculator to make sure you had the right filling date, you can try it https://www.uscis.gov/us-visa-and-im...ing-calculator and if they reject the case without the proper reason you will certainly right to appeal.

thank you, I used the calculator to determine filing date, and I met the requirements.