Denver field office fillings

[Jerry and Elena 18]

On 7/5/2019 at 9:48 AM, edpa said:

Thanks for your update and congratulations!

Woohoo!!! I'm surprised what I'll have opportunity to apply for passport and change SSN records right away👍

[edpa 20]

2 hours ago, Jerry and Elena said:

Woohoo!!! I'm surprised what I'll have opportunity to apply for passport and change SSN records right away👍

Wow that's awesome! Wonder how many oaths they have every month! Let me know how your ceremony goes! Congratulations!

[Jerry and Elena 18]

15 hours ago, edpa said:

Wow that's awesome! Wonder how many oaths they have every month! Let me know how your ceremony goes! Congratulations!

Thank you! I'll ask them now is big question! What to wear???😂

[Jerry and Elena 18]

On 7/16/2019 at 3:18 PM, Jerry and Elena said:

Thank you! I'll ask them now is big question! What to wear???😂

Just got two letters, one from Lee Summit with usual N-445 notice of naturalization oath ceremony at Aug 6,  and another one is from Denver Field Office. The second one is saying "you have been selected to be a part of a very special naturalization ceremony". I'll die of curiosity!! anybody know what this is about???🤔🙏

 

[edpa 20]

Just completed the N400 interview at the Denver Field office - 751 is still pending with our last status on the website saying "Case was Received" 

 

Arrived at the office and was called in on time - I had went with my husband as his 751 is still pending, the officer asked me to come back as well. She had us sit down and started asking us questions about any changes to our application. We had a baby, so that was one major change to our application. We also provided her our 2018 tax information. Besides that she asked the Yes/No questions from the application, asked us both if we were ever married before, and if either of us have any other kids. Then she moved on to the Civics test - my husband answered the 6 correctly so that's all she asked, then she asked him to read/write a short sentence about Columbus day.

 

At the end she said a decision could not be made at this time due to the fact that they need our baby's birth certificate. She gave us a letter that we needed to send back a copy of the birth certificate with.

 

I asked her the following questions:

 

1) Would the green card still be produced? - She said no, and the online status might not update as well

2) Did CSC already send over the 751? - She said yes, although the online status never showed "Case was transferred"

3) How long after we send in the document should we expect to see an Oath notice? - She said 1-1.5 months

 

She was very nice and our experience went well. It seems as though our journey is *almost* over - we were able to go to the records office today and get the birth certificate mailed in next day delivery, so let's see how quickly things can process now 😃

Edited July 30, 2019 by edpa

[Jerry and Elena 18]

11 hours ago, edpa said:

Just completed the N400 interview at the Denver Field office - 751 is still pending with our last status on the website saying "Case was Received" 

 

Arrived at the office and was called in on time - I had went with my husband as his 751 is still pending, the officer asked me to come back as well. She had us sit down and started asking us questions about any changes to our application. We had a baby, so that was one major change to our application. We also provided her our 2018 tax information. Besides that she asked the Yes/No questions from the application, asked us both if we were ever married before, and if either of us have any other kids. Then she moved on to the Civics test - my husband answered the 6 correctly so that's all she asked, then she asked him to read/write a short sentence about Columbus day.

 

At the end she said a decision could not be made at this time due to the fact that they need our baby's birth certificate. She gave us a letter that we needed to send back a copy of the birth certificate with.

 

I asked her the following questions:

 

1) Would the green card still be produced? - She said no, and the online status might not update as well

2) Did CSC already send over the 751? - She said yes, although the online status never showed "Case was transferred"

3) How long after we send in the document should we expect to see an Oath notice? - She said 1-1.5 months

 

She was very nice and our experience went well. It seems as though our journey is *almost* over - we were able to go to the records office today and get the birth certificate mailed in next day delivery, so let's see how quickly things can process now 😃

Congratulations!:) sounds like you had same IO interviewing you☺

[edpa 20]

4 hours ago, Jerry and Elena said:

Congratulations!:) sounds like you had same IO interviewing you☺

Thanks! You got an "RFE" during the interview too right? How long after you sent in the paperwork did you have your Oath Letter?

[Jerry and Elena 18]

10 minutes ago, edpa said:

Thanks! You got an "RFE" during the interview too right? How long after you sent in the paperwork did you have your Oath Letter?

Yes, I got RFE too, sent it in on May 11, got status "we scheduled your oath" on July 15, and in 3-4 days after that got my letters, so it's a little bit over two months

[edpa 20]

11 minutes ago, Jerry and Elena said:

Yes, I got RFE too, sent it in on May 11, got status "we scheduled your oath" on July 15, and in 3-4 days after that got my letters, so it's a little bit over two months

Not bad at all! Now patiently waiting

[Jerry and Elena 18]

23 minutes ago, edpa said:

Not bad at all! Now patiently waiting

Yep!☺ Next Tuesday I'll be completely DONE💃🇺🇸

[xdd 0]

Just want to report my journey to help others:

Timeline: 01/2019 efile ------02/2019 biometrics ------ 06/2019 interview notice ------ 07/2019 interview

Process: 1) phone setting: mute and airplane mode

                 2) photo and fingerprint

                 3) civic test

                 4) interview 

The Denver field officers are very polite and professional. If you are unclear about the questions they ask, just ask them to repeat and they would like to help you. 

 

Edited July 31, 2019 by xdd

[TheBoyWonder 0]

Filed June 5th 2019 under 5 year residency, did my N-400 interview yesterday and was APPROVED!

 

The interview itself was only 15 minutes long (though it took 90 mins of driving to get to the Centennial, CO office at rush hour; made my appointment time by 2 mins; was called in within 5 mins).

 

Due to the mad rush to not be late, I was a bit flustered at the first Civics question which was "What do you swear to when you take the oath?". I blanked for about 10 seconds and said something about "be available for service if America needs me to". Other questions were about Susan B Anthony, the number of House representatives, why 50 stars etc. All fairly straightforward if you had prepared but I felt more unsure about my answers that I thought I would - nerves I imagine. All other aspects of the interview were extremely uncomplicated.

 

Waiting to hear my Oath Ceremony date now - will show up in a day or two I imagine. 

[jj13 12]

My oath ceremony is tomorrow at 9:30.

What can expect in terms of time ??

I was reading some other offices people went in at 9 but didnt have there oath until 1pm.

What has everyones experience with the centennial office been ? 

 

[Sammyjayt 26]

On 10/15/2019 at 3:25 PM, jj13 said:

My oath ceremony is tomorrow at 9:30.

What can expect in terms of time ??

I was reading some other offices people went in at 9 but didnt have there oath until 1pm.

What has everyones experience with the centennial office been ? 

 

Congratulations on becoming a US citizen. 

[alborosie8090 17]

On 10/15/2019 at 3:25 PM, jj13 said:

My oath ceremony is tomorrow at 9:30.

What can expect in terms of time ??

I was reading some other offices people went in at 9 but didnt have there oath until 1pm.

What has everyones experience with the centennial office been ? 

 

How'd it go?

 

Any other Denver filers waiting to hear back? We filed in October and our wait time says 4 months, estimated case completion time June 2020.