May 13 Houston citizenship interview successful.

[peejay 327]

My wife successfully had her scheduled citizenship interview on May 13. I went with her for morale support even though it was not required that I be there. The letter said for us to be at the Houston office at 7:40 AM. We got inside on time after waiting in line for security screening. (A tip: No cell phones and cameras allowed. You will not be allowed in with them. We already knew that and left the phones in the car.) We placed her letter in the box at the window and waited for her name to be called. She was called in a little after 8:00 AM and the interview took about 30 minutes. We were out of there before 9:00 AM.

She will have to wait for her official letter stating the date of her naturalization ceremony, but the interviewer told her that the next ceremony is on June 12 and most likely she will become a US citizen then. This is months earlier than we predicted when she filed in October 2007.

The interviewer asked her 10 civics questions out of the 96. She passed the English proficiency test easily. She was an English teacher in Belarus and the interviewer was impressed with that fact. The interviewer asked a lot of questions about my wife, me, and our marriage. The interviewer also looked at the documents my wife was required to bring, but did not keep any of them. We brought originals and copies.

That's it in a nutshell.

[churipu 4]

Congrats!!

[AllRightsReserved 0]

My wife successfully had her scheduled citizenship interview on May 13. I went with her for morale support even though it was not required that I be there. The letter said for us to be at the Houston office at 7:40 AM. We got inside on time after waiting in line for security screening. (A tip: No cell phones and cameras allowed. You will not be allowed in with them. We already knew that and left the phones in the car.) We placed her letter in the box at the window and waited for her name to be called. She was called in a little after 8:00 AM and the interview took about 30 minutes. We were out of there before 9:00 AM.

She will have to wait for her official letter stating the date of her naturalization ceremony, but the interviewer told her that the next ceremony is on June 12 and most likely she will become a US citizen then. This is months earlier than we predicted when she filed in October 2007.

The interviewer asked her 10 civics questions out of the 96. She passed the English proficiency test easily. She was an English teacher in Belarus and the interviewer was impressed with that fact. The interviewer asked a lot of questions about my wife, me, and our marriage. The interviewer also looked at the documents my wife was required to bring, but did not keep any of them. We brought originals and copies.

That's it in a nutshell.

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[mRs StOcKwElL 1]

My wife successfully had her scheduled citizenship interview on May 13. I went with her for morale support even though it was not required that I be there. The letter said for us to be at the Houston office at 7:40 AM. We got inside on time after waiting in line for security screening. (A tip: No cell phones and cameras allowed. You will not be allowed in with them. We already knew that and left the phones in the car.) We placed her letter in the box at the window and waited for her name to be called. She was called in a little after 8:00 AM and the interview took about 30 minutes. We were out of there before 9:00 AM.

She will have to wait for her official letter stating the date of her naturalization ceremony, but the interviewer told her that the next ceremony is on June 12 and most likely she will become a US citizen then. This is months earlier than we predicted when she filed in October 2007.

The interviewer asked her 10 civics questions out of the 96. She passed the English proficiency test easily. She was an English teacher in Belarus and the interviewer was impressed with that fact. The interviewer asked a lot of questions about my wife, me, and our marriage. The interviewer also looked at the documents my wife was required to bring, but did not keep any of them. We brought originals and copies.

That's it in a nutshell.

[ilovecookies 0]

awesome news!!

[Mononoke28 135]

Congratulations on being completely done with your journey! I'm so jealous.

Diana

[Zee Bee 61]

Congratulations!!!

[o0pink0o 3]

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

PiNk

[NickD 203]

Holy cow, ten civics questions? Everyone else that reported were only asked 5 or 6.

If they asked my wife to write down, "The patient’s bronchitis was exacerbated by pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanokoniosis." She would also do okay as she is working as a medical translator, but I would flunk that test. Neither my wife or I can speak teenage, and I have a great deal of difficult speaking and writing USCIS that is also a new form of language.

Would be nice if your wife would post her experience, and great that you went in with her.

[virginian 0]

Congratulations!!!!

[tumbin 0]

congratulation and what kind of questions they asked about you and your marrage can you briefly tell please thank you

[kud 0]

My wife successfully had her scheduled citizenship interview on May 13. I went with her for morale support even though it was not required that I be there. The letter said for us to be at the Houston office at 7:40 AM. We got inside on time after waiting in line for security screening. (A tip: No cell phones and cameras allowed. You will not be allowed in with them. We already knew that and left the phones in the car.) We placed her letter in the box at the window and waited for her name to be called. She was called in a little after 8:00 AM and the interview took about 30 minutes. We were out of there before 9:00 AM.

She will have to wait for her official letter stating the date of her naturalization ceremony, but the interviewer told her that the next ceremony is on June 12 and most likely she will become a US citizen then. This is months earlier than we predicted when she filed in October 2007.

The interviewer asked her 10 civics questions out of the 96. She passed the English proficiency test easily. She was an English teacher in Belarus and the interviewer was impressed with that fact. The interviewer asked a lot of questions about my wife, me, and our marriage. The interviewer also looked at the documents my wife was required to bring, but did not keep any of them. We brought originals and copies.

That's it in a nutshell.

Congratulations!

We are close too. The struggle will be over soon . I am planning on sending a N-600 for the kids to cross the T's and dot the I's.