Citizenship

I just received a rejection of my N400 application citing that my Alien Registration Number (A-number) is not valid, and that I can not use the employment authorization document A-number.

But, the Alien Registration Number I used is the A# on my greencard (which was issued in 2009), and it is the same number as in my expired-since-2010 EAD card. Soooo, my questions:

Has this happened to anyone else?
Where do I find my valid Alien Registration Number?
I have not been able to speak with anyone at USCIS, of course.
Any ideas on where to find the right information?

Thank you!

Timeline
9/26 - Application sent
9/28 - Application received Check cashed
10/23 - Biometrics walk in
10/25 - Placed In for Interview
No movement since then. Has anyone had experience in Phoenix Arizona if so share your experience please. Not sure how long before I am scheduled for interview

Gracias

TIMELINE:

N400 Sent: October 22/2016 (By USPS with Tracking)
Arrived: October 25/2016
Check withdrawal: October 26/2016
Biometrics: November 16/2016
In line for interview: November 29/2016

...LONG WAIT...

Interview scheduled (Letter Sent): May 23/2017
Interview date: June 27/2017

Interview day: Interview at 26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY
Horrible Experience!
Background: Applied under 3 years marriage. We already are 6 years married and we have a 3 years old. Wife is a native New Yorker, and a renown Doctor. I live in the US for 20 years, came to the US for my undergrad and stay for my M.A and PHD, 3 degrees from Ivy Leagues. Very solid careers, clean records, good tax returners, solely owners of our two homes, in NYC and holidays home in the Long Island Sound. Our intention never was that I Naturalize but it just happen. The officer was very rude since the start of the interview. It seemed that she was making an effort to not like me. She question every single detail from my application. I pass the English and Civics test (was very easy) after the tests she explain me that i have to show now that I am still married to my wife, well i got with me all the documents required to show that. She wanted original copies, not photocopies and told me that I will have to send them later...Show her tax transcripts, insurance, birth certificate of toddler, deed of our home: We even bought a coop in NYC that the certificate is under both names as a married couple, she was extremely rude and told me that I probably was rich and just was buying a home for the woman that have my child so she doesn't bother me. During the rest of the interview I got many ironic responses like the one above from the officer.Just horrendous experience. She even comment that probably its easier to be admitted at the Universities I went than turning into a U.S Citizen.
At the end the officer printed a N14 requiring more evidence. Left Federal Plaza with a bad taste...

N14 sent: July/2017 - Huge Package with more than 1000 pages with ALL our information and assets of last 5 years. Also included pictures and travels of the last 5 years till the date.

After 120 days from the interview I did not know what to do... If i should hire a law firm to handle my case and sue USCIS or just keep waiting. After doing some research I found that at this stage of my N400 I should contact Senators and Representative. Well I wrote them... and they where very efficient, answering me on time and I think that they kind of push my case...

October 23/2017: Wrote to senator exposing my case and experience
October 24/2017: Senators office wrote me and call me back saying that my case was approved and in Queue for Oath Ceremony

Since October 24th/2017 Still waiting for a date for my Oath Ceremony... I guess at this point I should just enjoy Holidays Season :-) forget about this experience and just hope that early next year I get a date for my Oath Ceremony.

Please If anyone is waiting for their Oath Ceremonies and did their interview at Federal Plaza in NYC, let me know how their cases are developing and how much time they wait for the Oath Ceremony to be scheduled!

Thanks!

Hi,

Any upcoming interviews ??

PD (05/12/2017)
FP (06/22/2017)
In line for interview (08/28/2017)

And no progress since then !!

Here's my Timeline

Nov 22, 2016 N400 application Received
Dec 13, 2016 Finger Print Biometric Done
Jan 05, 2017 In linne Waiting for Interview

Is this fair for Houston Just to get Interview Letter despite one year completed still waiting for interview letter.................................

Yesterday on the same forum some one post he applied in Aug-2017 and in Nov -2017 he took Oath one of other field office they complete whole process in 3.5 months...............

fingerprint done... march 30 and till today still we sched your fingerprint...
almost 9 months... not even update, my sister apply august already scheduled for interview..

Philadelphia office

01/23/2017 - We received your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization

02/01/2017 - We scheduled you for a fingerprint appointment.

07/12/2017 - We are scheduling your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization , for an interview

08/31/2017 - We scheduled an interview for your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization .

11/12/2017 - Interview

11/21/2017 - Your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization , was placed in line for oath ceremony scheduling.

12/01/2017 - Oath Ceremony Notice Was Mailed
    
12/15/2017 - Oath ceremony (judicial)
    

Good morning everyone,

Anyone from Atlanta can share their timeline ?

Application received 5/15/17
Fingerprint scheduled 5/19/17
Fingerprint Taken 6/07/17
In line for interview scheduling 6/12/2017

Since then, no updates - Its been 7 months since I applied and 6 months since I did my fingerprints. How much longer is the wait ?

I also saw ATL is processing December 22nd , 2016 applications as of september 30th, 2017 - I want to know if it mean that they are processing applications that they received on December 22nd ? and is there a way to know what dates they are processing as of 11/30/17?

Thank You

Hello everyone;
Today I had my interview and I passed easily thanks God. It took only 7 minutes for the actual interview and tests. Previously I posted my timeline and I’ll post it here again:
7/5/2017 priority date.
7/17/2017 “we have scheduled you for biometrics”.
8/4/2017 done biometrics.
8/17/2017 “Your case is inline you for interview”.
10/31/2017 “we have scheduled you for interview”.
11/6/2017 interview letter received.
12/5/2017 passed interview. + received Ceremony letter.
12/22/2017 will attend the Ceremony in the same USCIS building in Durham NC.

The IO was super nice and professional. As I mentioned; the whole interview took about 10 minutes only. Then the IO asked me to wait outside to receive my Ceremony letter. Minutes later I received it.

Good luck to you all.

FO: Louisville, KY
08/14 Package sent by Fedex
08/16 Delivered by Fedex
08/18 Credit Card charged for $725
08/21 USCIS sent the I-797C form for the receipt of the application
08/25 Biometrics scheduled to 09/15
09/05 Early walk-in biometrics done in Nashville
10/06 Interview letter is received.
11/14 interview is scheduled
12/04 oath ceremony is scheduled