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Last July I applied for naturalization in the US. At the time my application was received, I created an online account with the USCIS to track my case. When logged in, I see the status that USCIS received my application and a biometrics appointment was scheduled.

Since then, I already went to the biometrics appt. That was in August. But the status at the website never changed.

My wife went through the process last year, at the same office. She applied on August and by this time she already got her invitation for an interview and test.

Is there a way to inquire about the case status, other than physically getting to an appointment at their office?

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    Have you tried calling them?
    – Karlson
    Nov 16, 2016 at 15:35
  • So the website still says that a biometrics appointment is scheduled?
    – phoog
    Nov 16, 2016 at 18:05
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    You can check the processing times of your local USCIS office here (select your office under "Field Office", then on the next page look at the date for "N-400", compared to the date when they updated this information, for a sense of the timeframe). But 4 months seems well within the timeframe of most N-400 cases, so it doesn't seem unusual.
    – user102008
    Nov 16, 2016 at 19:22
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    @user102008 +1 you should make it an answer instead of a comment
    – Giorgio
    Nov 17, 2016 at 13:23
  • @Karlson - I don't think they provide a phone # for status inquiries. If you can point to one, please do.
    – ysap
    Nov 17, 2016 at 16:33

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You can check the processing times of your local USCIS office here (select your office under "Field Office", then on the next page look at the date for "N-400", compared to the date when they updated this information, for a sense of the timeframe). But 4 months seems well within the timeframe of most N-400 cases, so it doesn't seem unusual.

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