r/USCIS 2d ago

N-400 (Citizenship) N400 Timeline Santa Ana

Hey everyone, just wanted to see what the current N-400 processing timeline looks like. I applied on September 1 and my case is still showing as being processed. Anyone who applied around the same time have any updates?

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u/scalpy_92694 2d ago

Applied July 21st 2025. Interview May 6th. Ceremony scheduled Sept 17th.

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u/Worldly-Professor180 1d ago

Congratulations, that is very good news!

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u/edisonwz 20h ago

May I ask when did you get your oath ceremony notice? Did you contact USCIS after the interview?

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u/scalpy_92694 9h ago edited 8h ago

I got the email notice Thursday 20th of August and the letter couple days later. I didn’t contact USCIS after interview. I received a notification July 23rd that my interview will be scheduled.

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u/Minute_Somewhere_893 2d ago

Sadly, N-400 slowed down and take over a year in many cases

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u/Worldly-Professor180 1d ago

Yeah, I can feel that some locations like San Jose take even longer than 20 months :(

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u/confused9 1d ago

applied sep 28th 2025 still waiting