Citizenship

I attended my N 400 interview on 21st Jan, 2020 and passed the civic test. The IO said the decision cannot be made due to pending I 751. A week after I got mail saying my I 751 is transferred from Nebraska to Vermont and in the same week got another mail saying I 751 is transferred from Vermont to NBC Lee Summit MO. I called USCIS to confirm the transfer and they said they have my case in Vermont only and second notice can be error.

Any idea on this?

Thanks

Anyone form Portland had news?

This website has helped me with the N400 interview and I thought I would share my experiences with all of you.

Timeline:
February 10, 2020 We approved your application
February 10, 2020 You attended your interview
January 3, 2020 We scheduled your interview
June 20, 2019 We reviewed your biometrics
June 1, 2019 We scheduled your biometrics appointment
May 27, 2019 We received your application

The interview was fantastic. The officer was very friendly and polite. Once the officer called me into his office we took an oath. He first did the English test which was easy and then the civics test (straightforward). This was all really fast (~ 5 min). Next he went through my application to verify everything - name, DOB, other names, travel dates (and any recent travel dates) and why, employment, and family related questions (like marriage and kids). After, we went through yes and no questions and then the officer asked me to sign. At the end, my application was approved and now I am waiting for an oath date. The officer verbally said that I will be placed in the Feb. 26th ceremony - so I should receive the oath letter any day now.

Overall, it was a great experience. Feel free to ask any questions.

HI all,
I will be traveling a week after I submit my N400 application in March. I'm worried I might miss the biometrics appointment (I am going abroad for two weeks). Do they send the notice via email or regular mail? How soon after submitting the N400 do you get the appointment email/letter?

Guy I need some help and thoughts on this.
I sold my car in 2016 to someone but didn't remove the plates however I notified the DMV that time and transferred the liability but that guy didn't transfer to his name (proof available).
Someone who I don't know committed an offense (parked in a non-parking area) I got a letter from the court in 2017 to pay fines as the vehicle was still showing under my name. I paid the fines (not much) and notified the court that I didn't own the car, finally I found the person who was driving it and he eventually transferred the vehicle to his name.
Now, I declared on my N400 under offenses, I also have the receipts for payment of the parking offense however I never committed that parking violation. Do you think it will hurt my case? Someone told me don't declare it on your N400 but I wanted to be very honest so I DID declare and marked the question "yes" under criminal and offenses section.
I also had a small fender bender (crash) without any injury a few years ago, called the police and finally I was at fault, no tickets were issued, I also paid for the other party's damages from my pocket (receipt available) and didn't let the insurance to get involve. I also declared this on N400. Is this going to be an issue on my case?
Any thoughts? Sorry guys for long paragraphs and I truly appreciate your times and help, love you all!

I went for a combo interview for i751 and N400. An RFE Was sent for my N400 But nothing for my i751. Please what should I be expecting as my i751 is still showing we received your application.

Hi,

Small Question:

My N400 interview is going to be scheduled in March 2020.

Do I need to file taxes for the last year 2019 before my N400 interview? What if I do not file taxes before the interview?

I have tax returns/transcripts for the last 3 years, and I do no owe IRS any money for those years. Please advise.

My timeline:
March 17, 2019 - we received your application
March 22, 2019 - biometrics scheduled
April 9, 2019 - we reviewed your biometrics
June 6, 2019 - we transferred application USCIS field office for review
July 8, 2019 - We scheduled your interview (which I had to cancel and reschedule)
July 19, 2019 - We canceled your interview
August 8, 2019 - We scheduled your interview
August 19, 2019 - interview day (interview went well. It only took about 10 minutes for my interview, but decision could not be made then and there)

Up until now, there had been no updates. It’s still stuck on “we have scheduled your interview”

Please help, it’s already Feb 2020 which is the estimated completion time, but still no updates. What’s should I do next?

Is parking ticket or citation considered an offense and should be declared on form N400? Does it have any impact on the case? Does declaring a traffic offense on form N400 show honesty of the applicant?

What are your timelines and did anyone file via military service ? Thank you