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[peteaball]

can anyone tell me the time line from sending off my 1-400 to the actual interview time.. my problem is a follows:

I just realized while about to apply for citizenship that my Green card runs out in mid sept.(i thought its was Nov) So I recently moved to Greensboro NC and had to wait 3 months to apply, so do I
A: Apply for a renewal of my green card ($475)
B: Apply and take the chance that my citizenship($675) will come through BEFORE my Green card expires... or do i just have to apply for both and know i will lose the Green card fee, if my citizenship goes through 1st ? Ok, help me out here people....thanks

[nwctzn]

can anyone tell me the time line from sending off my 1-400 to the actual interview time.. my problem is a follows:

I just realized while about to apply for citizenship that my Green card runs out in mid sept.(i thought its was Nov) So I recently moved to Greensboro NC and had to wait 3 months to apply, so do I
A: Apply for a renewal of my green card ($475)
B: Apply and take the chance that my citizenship($675) will come through BEFORE my Green card expires... or do i just have to apply for both and know i will lose the Green card fee, if my citizenship goes through 1st ? Ok, help me out here people....thanks

For Greensboro, is the local office Raleigh or Charlotte? For Raleigh, the timeline is roughly 4-5 months whereas Charlotte is a little bit behind and takes more than 5 months I think.

[peteaball]

thanks

Thanks for the reply..im not sure who is the office actually...is there a way of finding out?

[nwctzn]

Thanks for the reply..im not sure who is the office actually...is there a way of finding out?

I think for Greensboro the local office is Raleigh-Durham. To make sure, go to the following USCIS link and enter your zip code to find out:

https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=offices.type&OfficeLocator.office_type=LO