Immigration Statistics: Green Card, Citizenship, H-1B and F-1 Visa
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These interactive charts and tables allow you to sort, search, and zoom in
I have been waiting for the oath ceremony since my citizenship interview on September 18, 2012. Today my USCIS online status finally changed: On September 27, 2012, we placed your application in the oath scheduling que. We will send a notice when the ceremony is scheduled. If you move prior to the scheduled ceremony, please … Read more
Today I was pleasantly surprised when I saw a citizenship interview notice in my mailbox (8/17/2012). I was surprised because my USCIS online status never changed. In fact it is still showing Initial Review right now. Normally it would’ve changed to “your N400, APPLICATION FOR NATURALIZATION was placed in line for interview scheduling. When scheduling is complete, … Read more
The next step after accepting an application is to run a background check. These security checks typically include a fingerprint check, FBI name check and other fraud detection measures, and it all starts with a biometrics appointment. On June 5, 2012 my online status indicated that USCIS has sent out the Biometrics Notification. On the 7th, I … Read more
May 10, 2012: According to the delivery confirmation from U.S. Post Office, my N-400 application package was delivered early this morning to USCIS (P.O. Box in Phoenix, AZ). May 11, 2012: USCIS accepted my application and entered it into their system (as I later found out from the email notification I received). May 15, 2012: … Read more
Today is the start of my journey to U.S. citizenship. I mailed my N-400 application to USCIS this morning, and will be blogging and recording each step along the way until the Naturalization Certificate arrives. I will try to be as specific as possible, with hopefully enough details to help other DIYers. At a minimum, … Read more
USCIS is strongly encouraging eligible permanent residents to become U.S. citizens. In less than a month, USCIS posted six entries (out of a total of eight) on their blog to promote citizenship and naturalization: June 1: Visit our Citizenship Resource Center May 27: One Woman’s Path to Citizenship: Bangladesh to the United States May 25: … Read more