my wifes experience in baltimore, md n400 interview- kopper street

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Straight to the point.

We went into the building via the metal detectors 1:40pm

The receptionist stamped her appt sheet and told us to go into a room and wait in line.

She went to the line and got a number and sat down. Another person called us and we gave them the appointment sheet and she got her picture taken and fingerprinted. He said sit down and someone will call you for the interview.

We waited for about an hour before the interview. She said the officer was very nice and asked about family, work. This is probably small talk to get people to relax. Then the officer went through the checklist from her initial application, for example "are you a drunkard" etc. She couldnt remember the civils questions though. Read and wrote some stuff relating to the civils information. The officer did ask to see tax transcripts. Told to come back for oath. Her interview took about 30 minutes. I saw some people were in and out in 15 minutes.

Left at 3:50pm.

[ThaitoUSA 15]

Glad to hear it was painless. We went through N400 in Baltimore last May and it was as smooth as could be.

Let me know if you'd two like to get together with us for some Thai.