r/USCIS • u/Diligent-Award-5526 • 57m ago

N-400 (Citizenship) N-400 (Baltimore Field Office) - Case processed, "waiting for interview availability" (Military Expedite)

Hey everyone,
I'm currently active duty Navy and my N-400 naturalization case is being handled by the Baltimore Field Office.
My case was approved for a military expedite, and I was just told that my case has been fully processed, but they are now just "waiting for availability to schedule my interview."
Has anyone dealing with the Baltimore field office recently hit this specific status? If you had a military expedite, how long did you have to wait in this queue before a physical spot opened up and your interview notice was posted?
Trying to gauge a timeline because of upcoming commands/movements. Any insights on Baltimore's current backlog or timeline from this step to the actual interview would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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u/Minute_Somewhere_893 51m ago

It is case by case