n-400 interview

[sunny29 0]

hi 9.50am interview this mor every thing went fine 6min. 6Q 1R 1W

waiting for Oath

[v333k 59]

hi 9.50am interview this mor every thing went fine 6min. 6Q 1R 1W

waiting for Oath

[a&o 4]

CONGRATS!

You had your interview in Jacksonville, correct? I've heard they do only one oath ceremony per month. Did they say anything about that or how long you'll have to wait until you receive your oath letter?

[ziko 0]

hi 9.50am interview this mor every thing went fine 6min. 6Q 1R 1W

waiting for Oath

Congratulations

Can you please share your experience .

Thanks

[sunny29 0]

Congratulations

Can you please share your experience .

Thanks

i get there round 9.45am because traffic anyway she call me 10.06am and at 10.13am i am out

She was very friendly and asked me about my trips and one year I was unemployed I did answer then she asked me to read: who lives in white house then write: the president lived in the white house.

Then she asked me 6 Question

Then she say u are still week to eligible to become a citizen but I try to send u oath letter soon. Also I did find out they had an oath ceremony this morning around 9.30am

Hope Memorial Day is the good chance.

[Niean 0]

Congratulations !

[muskan4eva 0]

my appointment was at 11:45am and i got there at 11. went through the security check as everyone did. i handed in my paper at the window and alott of ppl were being interviewed that day. i was called in around 12:30. it was a young guy in his late 20's early 30's who interviewed me. he asked me to swear an oath b4 sitting down (swear to tell the truth, nothing but the truth blah blah). so he basically went through every single question that was on my application. everything was straight forward so i had nothing to worry about.

he asked me my name, social, if i want to change my name, my visits to other countries, addresses where i have lived, schools i've attended(i didn;t list my high school which i attended in 2001-2005 so he wrote that by hand and asked me sign besides it), places i've worked, my marriage date (asked me for marriage certificate thank god i took it with me even though they didnt require it)he even asked me all the yes/no questions at the end of app.

asked me 6 history questions:

who is chief justice?

who becomes president if president/vice president can no longer serve?

when do we celebrate indep. day?

how many justices are there in supreme court?

can't remember the other 2.

i read 1 out of 3 sentences (when is Columbus day?)then sign that paper

he asked me to write Columbus day is celebrated in October then sign that paper

he went and made copies of my marriage certificate. and handed me the paper that i passed and i asked him that i'll wait and take the oath letter the same day. so i was escorted to another room (alot of ppl were waiting to get the l8r) waited for like 2 hours got the letter and was schedule an oath after a month

[sunny29 0]

my appointment was at 11:45am and i got there at 11. went through the security check as everyone did. i handed in my paper at the window and alott of ppl were being interviewed that day. i was called in around 12:30. it was a young guy in his late 20's early 30's who interviewed me. he asked me to swear an oath b4 sitting down (swear to tell the truth, nothing but the truth blah blah). so he basically went through every single question that was on my application. everything was straight forward so i had nothing to worry about.

he asked me my name, social, if i want to change my name, my visits to other countries, addresses where i have lived, schools i've attended(i didn;t list my high school which i attended in 2001-2005 so he wrote that by hand and asked me sign besides it), places i've worked, my marriage date (asked me for marriage certificate thank god i took it with me even though they didnt require it)he even asked me all the yes/no questions at the end of app.

asked me 6 history questions:

who is chief justice?

who becomes president if president/vice president can no longer serve?

when do we celebrate indep. day?

how many justices are there in supreme court?

can't remember the other 2.

i read 1 out of 3 sentences (when is Columbus day?)then sign that paper

he asked me to write Columbus day is celebrated in October then sign that paper

he went and made copies of my marriage certificate. and handed me the paper that i passed and i asked him that i'll wait and take the oath letter the same day. so i was escorted to another room (alot of ppl were waiting to get the l8r) waited for like 2 hours got the letter and was schedule an oath after a month

hi

good to know that we are both in same boat i also married in sep and file i-130 in 0ctober 16th 2010. so keep in touch and can u please tell do u have lawyer or you file your self.

[muskan4eva 0]

i just got the certificate today hurraaayyyy

and i'm doing everything myself, searching here and there and reading and asking questions on visajourney. u dont need a lawyer to be honest.

[sunny29 0]

i just got the certificate today hurraaayyyy

and i'm doing everything myself, searching here and there and reading and asking questions on visajourney. u dont need a lawyer to be honest.

thanks

i talk to u soon

[-B&T- 1]

Congratulations!

[sunny29 0]

i just got the certificate today hurraaayyyy

and i'm doing everything myself, searching here and there and reading and asking questions on visajourney. u dont need a lawyer to be honest.

i think you need to write covering letter with your i-797, your us citizenship certificate photo capy and all the doc u submit when you file i-130 resubmit again. sended next day mail and wait for 1 month i hope u will be ok. phone call may not help u or may be u get REF.

thanks

[muskan4eva 0]

i actually sent in my NO1 copy along with certificate copy and cover letter and express mail.

i also contacted them and upgraded online today and i just go an email from them that it has been upgraded here's the actual msg i got from them;

The status of this service request is:

You contacted us to inform us that, when you filed your Form I-130 relative petition, you were a permanent resident and that you recently became a U.S. citizen. Congratulations on your citizenship. We have updated your relative petition to reflect that you are now a U.S. citizen. As a result, your petition is now in a new visa category as the immediate relative of a U.S. Citizen and is in active processing. We process each kind of case in the order we receive them. You can use our processing times to estimate when we will make a decision on your case. Due to the variety of this kind of case, please check our website at www.uscis.gov for current processing times. You can also register there to get automatic e-mail updates as we process this case.

[sunny29 0]

i actually sent in my NO1 copy along with certificate copy and cover letter and express mail.

i also contacted them and upgraded online today and i just go an email from them that it has been upgraded here's the actual msg i got from them;

The status of this service request is:

You contacted us to inform us that, when you filed your Form I-130 relative petition, you were a permanent resident and that you recently became a U.S. citizen. Congratulations on your citizenship. We have updated your relative petition to reflect that you are now a U.S. citizen. As a result, your petition is now in a new visa category as the immediate relative of a U.S. Citizen and is in active processing. We process each kind of case in the order we receive them. You can use our processing times to estimate when we will make a decision on your case. Due to the variety of this kind of case, please check our website at www.uscis.gov for current processing times. You can also register there to get automatic e-mail updates as we process this case.

well thats good u know the game hope we both win. keep in touch