N-400 March 2014

[Mistere 13]

I received the same letter last week. Interview should be scheduled soon. Good luck...

Progress...sort of... ;-) well, we got a yellow letter. Which I guess is progress since it means someone was looking at our file! It just said to bring state-issued id. We only have an expired one, guess we should get it renewed ASAP! Hopefully an interview will be scheduled soon...

[Mistere 13]

Yay, Congrats...

After 41 days of being in line for interview scheduling my status has finally changed to: On June 4 your N400 was scheduled for interview. Now, I just have to wait for the letter. I will update when I get my date...... Starting to feel butterflies in my tummy.

:jest: :jest: :jest:

[Mistere 13]

Congrats... almost done...

I received a notification that I have been placed in the oath scheduling queue. I just have to wait for the letter in the mail for the exact date. The interviewer told me it could be June 25.

[coqueta 0]

I received a notification that I have been placed in the oath scheduling queue. I just have to wait for the letter in the mail for the exact date. The interviewer told me it could be June 25.

That doesn't mean that your Oath have been schedule, that means that your case is waiting to be schedule. When you receive the following update :"we scheduled you for your oath ceremony and sent a notice providing the date, time, and location."

That's when you should wait for your letter to arrive.

Edited June 6, 2014 by coqueta

[KirstyVQT 0]

Hi

I have a few questions;

Firstly those that have already had their interviews what questions did you get asked? I know this can vary so just curious?

Second a bit more complicated.

At what point during the process can you not leave and re enter the US? I potentially messed up by filing when I did. We are wanting to take a trip to England before my daughters 2nd birthday (in September) but obviously I don't want to jeoprodise my citizenship process. If by September I have had my interview but no oath ceremony can I travel on a uk passport? If by September I haven't had interview can I travel on uk passport?

How long have people generally waited between filing and interview date and interview date to oath ceremony date? I filed to Arizona if that helps.

Hope that makes sense!

Hi

I have a few questions;

Firstly those that have already had their interviews what questions did you get asked? I know this can vary so just curious?

Second a bit more complicated.

At what point during the process can you not leave and re enter the US? I potentially messed up by filing when I did. We are wanting to take a trip to England before my daughters 2nd birthday (in September) but obviously I don't want to jeoprodise my citizenship process. If by September I have had my interview but no oath ceremony can I travel on a uk passport? If by September I haven't had interview can I travel on uk passport?

How long have people generally waited between filing and interview date and interview date to oath ceremony date? I filed to Arizona if that helps.

Hope that makes sense!

[Rip_curl 4]

I will try to answer what I can:

Hi
I have a few questions;
Firstly those that have already had their interviews what questions did you get asked? I know this can vary so just curious?
Second a bit more complicated.
At what point during the process can you not leave and re enter the US? I potentially messed up by filing when I did. We are wanting to take a trip to England before my daughters 2nd birthday (in September) but obviously I don't want to jeoprodise my citizenship process. If by September I have had my interview but no oath ceremony can I travel on a uk passport? If by September I haven't had interview can I travel on uk passport?

• There are no restrictions on you to travel. You just have to mention at the interview, which they will ask, that you took X trips after filing N400.
• The only time you cannot travel is after taking Oath as you have to surrender green card. This process is very short though may be 2-3 weeks. If you go to passport agency and apply for the US passport you can get it same day.

How long have people generally waited between filing and interview date and interview date to oath ceremony date? I filed to Arizona if that helps.

This depends on your DO. You can search on other forums and filter it for your DO to get an idea. Of course your luck plays a big part. My DO's processing time is over 6 months but I am 3.5 months into my N400 and my interview is scheduled for June 21.
Hope that makes sense!

[HJP 0]

Hi

I have a few questions;

Firstly those that have already had their interviews what questions did you get asked? I know this can vary so just curious?

Second a bit more complicated.

At what point during the process can you not leave and re enter the US? I potentially messed up by filing when I did. We are wanting to take a trip to England before my daughters 2nd birthday (in September) but obviously I don't want to jeoprodise my citizenship process. If by September I have had my interview but no oath ceremony can I travel on a uk passport? If by September I haven't had interview can I travel on uk passport?

How long have people generally waited between filing and interview date and interview date to oath ceremony date? I filed to Arizona if that helps.

Hope that makes sense!

Hi

I have a few questions;

Firstly those that have already had their interviews what questions did you get asked? I know this can vary so just curious?

Second a bit more complicated.

At what point during the process can you not leave and re enter the US? I potentially messed up by filing when I did. We are wanting to take a trip to England before my daughters 2nd birthday (in September) but obviously I don't want to jeoprodise my citizenship process. If by September I have had my interview but no oath ceremony can I travel on a uk passport? If by September I haven't had interview can I travel on uk passport?

How long have people generally waited between filing and interview date and interview date to oath ceremony date? I filed to Arizona if that helps.

Hope that makes sense!

Hi

I will just give you an answer for your first question.

what I was asked yesterday was

When was the Constitution written?

What is the name of the Speaker of the House of Representatives now?

What is the name of the President of the United States now?

Name one of the two longest rivers in the United States

What do we call the first ten amendments to the Constitution?

We elect a President for how many years?

those 6 questions.

and reading was

Abraham Lincoln was the President

writing was

Lincoln was the president during the civil war.

Good luck!

[Kristel 0]

That doesn't mean that your Oath have been schedule, that means that your case is waiting to be schedule. When you receive the following update :"we scheduled you for your oath ceremony and sent a notice providing the date, time, and location."

That's when you should wait for your letter to arrive.

I received an email today that they scheduled me for my oath ceremony and that they sent me a notice with the date, time and location! Yay!!!

[Kristel 0]

Congrats... almost done...

Thank you! Finally, after 3-4 months. The interviewer said 80% I will be scheduled for end of June but if not then my oath taking will be end of July.

[coqueta 0]

I received an email today that they scheduled me for my oath ceremony and that they sent me a notice with the date, time and location! Yay!!!

Congrats!!! Awesome!!

[Christi85 86]

Congrats to all who passed their interviews and are waiting to be scheduled/have been scheduled for their oath ceremonies!

For me tomorrow marks a month since I was placed in line to be scheduled for interview, as well as my 3 year residency anniversary. I am getting eager to be scheduled for interview now, as I think it can happen any day from now on, based on my Field Office's record (for most people it seems to be 1-1.5 month from the time they are placed in line). Hopefully it will be sooner rather than later. Maybe next week will be my lucky one and I'll get scheduled - fingers crossed

[ez2007 1]

After 41 days of being in line for interview scheduling my status has finally changed to: On June 4 your N400 was scheduled for interview. Now, I just have to wait for the letter. I will update when I get my date...... Starting to feel butterflies in my tummy.

:jest: :jest: :jest:

Congratz Ninasan!

We have the same Biometrics and In Line for Interview dates but guess Seattle is busy . .

[b_fowler 0]

My wife went to her interview yesterday - she was asked to verify all of the questions and information on the N-400, and she was asked 7 questions for some reason - as they should have stopped at 6 (She said she got all of them correct):

1) What is the Name of the National Anthem?

2) Why does the Flag have 13 stripes?

3) What major event happened on September 11, 2001, in the Unioted States?

4) What does the President's cabinet do?

5) How old do citizens have to be to vote for President?

6) What ocean is on the West Coast of the United States?

7) What is the "rule of Law?"

She had to write the following sentence:

- People want to vote.

She didn't remember the sentence she had to read, but stated that there was a chart with multiple sentences and she was asked to read one.

Now just waiting for the Oath Ceremony/Letter.

[b_fowler 0]

Just did a little research, may give you all a way to see what dates you might get for your Oath ceremonies as well.

This is for the
United States Courts
Western district of Missouri

for those who have been sent through the Kansas City, Missouri office.

Maybe your districts also post these dates: http://www.mow.uscourts.gov/naturalization.html

Just thought I would post in case someone is searching for the information!! Hope it helps.

[bennobot 0]

A week from today, I'll walk into Mall of America as a green card holder and come out as a U.S Citizen!