Jaga

Dear All,

I just read in Nebrasca Service Center:

http://www.visapro.com/Nebraska-Service-Center.asp

about waiting times. Under "N-400 Naturalization - Initial Processing" is written
"Not Adjudicated". What does it mean? I am not sure whether it means that there is no
waiting time for initial processing or they do not process applications now.

By the way, I read somewhere in the ethnic Polish newspaper that because of the
change in the INS structure the waiting times can be much longer now than expected. I
hope this is not true since I just applied in Nebraska.

What the waiting times are really based on? On the Service Centers or the field
offices or both? I cannot find any information about my local sub-office in Idaho
Falls which is a sub-office of Boise and Helena. There is also no any information
about Boise and Helena waiting times. Does anybody know?

Jaga

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Lord Hamster

I recently went through Nebraska. My undestanding of theing is that Nebraska has very
little to do with the time you end up waiting. Most of the waiting times seem to be
(from what I've read) the local office's issue. After we applied, we got our
fingerprinting notice within about 3 weeks, which means that Nebraska notified my
local office rather quickly. After that, it was in my local office's hands.

"Jaga" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > Dear All,
    >
    > I just read in Nebrasca Service Center:
    >
    > http://www.visapro.com/Nebraska-Service-Center.asp
    >
    > about waiting times. Under "N-400 Naturalization - Initial Processing" is written
    > "Not Adjudicated". What does it mean? I am not sure whether it means that there is
    > no waiting time for initial processing or they do not process applications now.
    >
    > By the way, I read somewhere in the ethnic Polish newspaper that because of the
    > change in the INS structure the waiting times can be much longer now than expected.
    > I hope this is not true since I just applied in Nebraska.
    >
    > What the waiting times are really based on? On the Service Centers or the field
    > offices or both? I cannot find any information about my local sub-office in Idaho
    > Falls which is a sub-office of Boise and Helena. There is also no any information
    > about Boise and Helena waiting times. Does anybody know?
    >
    > Jaga
    >
    > Visit my Polish and East European Culture Forum:
    > http://forums.delphiforums.com/polishculture and Website:
    > http://www.bellaonline.com/site.asp?name=polishculture

Jaga

Dear Lord Hamster,

I tried to post my reply a couple of days already but it did not show up here. Thank
you for your information. It is always better to know that the application goes back
to the local office rather than is sitting in a Service Center. My local office (in
Idaho Falls) is in the walking distance from my house. But my neighbour was waiting
for information about fingerprints for over a year! So, I have no clue how long it
would last in my case.

Jaga

"Lord Hamster" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]> ...
    > I recently went through Nebraska. My undestanding of theing is that Nebraska has
    > very little to do with the time you end up waiting. Most of the waiting times seem
    > to be (from what I've read) the local office's issue. After we applied, we got our
    > fingerprinting notice within about 3 weeks, which means that Nebraska notified my
    > local office rather quickly. After that, it was in my local office's hands.
    >
    > "Jaga" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > Dear All,
    > >
    > > I just read in Nebrasca Service Center:
    > >
    > > http://www.visapro.com/Nebraska-Service-Center.asp
    > >
    > > about waiting times. Under "N-400 Naturalization - Initial Processing" is
    > > written "Not Adjudicated". What does it mean? I am not sure whether it means
    > > that there is no waiting time for initial processing or they do not process
    > > applications now.
    > >
    > > By the way, I read somewhere in the ethnic Polish newspaper that because of the
    > > change in the INS structure the waiting times can be much longer now than
    > > expected. I hope this is not true since I just applied in Nebraska.
    > >
    > > What the waiting times are really based on? On the Service Centers or the field
    > > offices or both? I cannot find any information about my local sub-office in Idaho
    > > Falls which is a sub-office of Boise and Helena. There is also no any information
    > > about Boise and Helena waiting times. Does anybody know?
    > >
    > > Jaga
    > >
    > > Visit my Polish and East European Culture Forum:
    > > http://forums.delphiforums.com/polishculture and Website:
    > > http://www.bellaonline.com/site.asp?name=polishculture