N-400 January 2016 Filers

[Sky2017 0]

Here's my info if it helps:

I applied in Houston on 12/17, did biometrics on 01/13, and was placed "in line" on 04/26.

So that's 3.5 months so far.

After being placed in line, your case is transferred to your local office, so it depends on how busy the office is.

I expect to be interviewed between late June and early August, but that's just a guess.

If I had to guess, I'd say that you will be interviewed between July and September (again, just a guess).

This is assuming nothing too strange happens with your background check.

Then Houston usually schedules you for the oath ceremony the same month or the month following your interview. Since there is 1 each month, it's very rare that you have to wait for more than a month for an oath in Houston.

As I said, most people in Houston finish in 7-9 months... if you are placed inline right after biometrics, it'll be closer to 7 months... if you have to wait a few months to be placed inline, it'll be closer to 9 months.

Thank you very much! Waiting and crossing my fingers!

[sammyboy34 18]

I had my interview today.

Civics test... Check

English test... Check

Yes/no questions.... Check

Officer: ok, i am recommending you for citizenship. Have a good day!

Edited May 2, 2016 by sammyboy34

[KASH2011 382]

I had my interview today.

Civics test... Check

English test... Check

Yes/no questions.... Check

Officer: ok, i am recommending you for citizenship. Have a good day!

Congrats Sammy!

[malenliam 18]

I had my interview today.

Civics test... Check

English test... Check

Yes/no questions.... Check

Officer: ok, i am recommending you for citizenship. Have a good day!

congrats

i will have my interview on wednesday. kinda nervous here

[zee481 3]

I passed my interview today. Civics, reading and writing test were very easy. OU told me that the oath ceremony would be in 2-3 weeks.

Thanks to all the people here at VJ who are always helpful.

[John and Johanna 8]

Congrats Sammy

Thursday is my turn.

Good luck to all

Kind regards

Johanna

[sammyboy34 18]

John n johanna good luck. It will be a breeze. Wow! I remember ur guys' 751 was done 7 months before mine.

[SanDiego1 2]

Congrats Jimmyhou,

I think you will soon get the interview letter too. San Diego office is back logged too. There are at least three or four of us here who applied around the same time at that office and nothing so far.

Good luck to all of you out there.

[malenliam 18]

I passed my interview today. Civics, reading and writing test were very easy. OU told me that the oath ceremony would be in 2-3 weeks.

Thanks to all the people here at VJ who are always helpful.

congrats

[KASH2011 382]

I passed my interview today. Civics, reading and writing test were very easy. OU told me that the oath ceremony would be in 2-3 weeks.

Thanks to all the people here at VJ who are always helpful.

Congrats!

[zee481 3]

Thanks guys , just one last step left of this long journey Oath ceremony

[sammyboy34 18]

Does a status update happen after approval at the interview? If yes, by when?

Also, does a status update happen when one is scheduled for oath ceremony?

[JimmyHou 611]

Does a status update happen after approval at the interview? If yes, by when?

Also, does a status update happen when one is scheduled for oath ceremony?

After the interview, the next update is "inline for oath ceremony".

This happens after your application is approved at a supervisory level, usually within a day or two if you were told that your application was recommended for approval, but possibly considerably longer if a decision was not made at the interview.

The next update is "oath ceremony scheduled".

Not everyone gets every update, and the two post-interview updates are particularly unreliable.

[sammyboy34 18]

After the interview, the next update is "inline for oath ceremony".

This happens after your application is approved at a supervisory level, usually within a day or two if you were told that your application was recommended for approval, but possibly considerably longer if a decision was not made at the interview.

The next update is "oath ceremony scheduled".

Not everyone gets every update, and the two post-interview updates are particularly unreliable.

Yes, i had received the words "Recommending for Citizenship" from the officer.

Thanks for the detailed information Jimmy

[kristen_maroc 126]

Um... so my husband passed the interview, and was scheduled for an oath ceremony within the week (!!!)-- is that typical?!