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PostingsUSCIS Aims to Decrease Processing Times by Transferring Cases for Interviews Outside Normal Jurisdictions
AILA Doc. No. 19061732 | Dated June 17, 2019 | File Size: 589 K
Download the DocumentUSCIS plans to decrease differences in processing times based on location for Forms N-400 and I-485. Applicants may receive notices for an interview at a field office outside of their normal jurisdiction. Biometric appointments will still be held at applicants’ nearest application support center.
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