Washington, DC Field Office Filers

[AstroCanada 206]

11 hours ago, Unidentified said:

Finally got my citizenship interview date. Will be interviewed on October 13. 

Glad we're making progress, but wow this process has slowed down by a couple months from last year.

[Johnlewis 1]

Has anyone from the DC field office received a notice regarding reuse for the biometrics?

[digiteltim 5]

What were some interview questions that you were asked?  Thanks for anything you can provide! 

[Ela G. 389]

Any 2020 filers still waiting for biometrics? for AOS

Edited September 17, 2020 by Ela S.

[WiliJK 1]

I had my interview at Fairfax office yesterday. The officer said my case is approved, and now I should wait for DC (I live in DC) to schedule my oath ceremony. Does anyone know about the timelines for oath ceremony?

[Valor 131]

11 hours ago, WiliJK said:

I had my interview at Fairfax office yesterday. The officer said my case is approved, and now I should wait for DC (I live in DC) to schedule my oath ceremony. Does anyone know about the timelines for oath ceremony?

Congrats! Do you know if they're doing same day Oath for some people?

[WiliJK 1]

32 minutes ago, Valor said:

Congrats! Do you know if they're doing same day Oath for some people?

Thanks! The officer said they are not doing same day oath ceremony there at Fairfax office.

[Unidentified 2,930]

1 hour ago, WiliJK said:

Thanks! The officer said they are not doing same day oath ceremony there at Fairfax office.

Thanks for the info. Guess I am not voting this year. 

[Farz_Andr 0]

Hey, anyone knows the latest filling date that already got interview?

I know someone who got interview notice 2 weeks ago, he filled in 12/15.

 

Edited September 18, 2020 by Farz_Andr

[persiankitten 4]

On 9/18/2020 at 9:26 AM, Valor said:

Congrats! Do you know if they're doing same day Oath for some people?

My husband had his interview in March, passed, and we have been waiting still for the oath ceremony 🤡

 

I doubt yours will take as long as our's has been taking, but if anyone else has had their ceremony scheduled, please post here. The wait has been slowly killing us. Literally, one step left and we're in limbo. 

[persiankitten 4]

On 8/22/2020 at 1:08 PM, Sam90210 said:

Yeah something does not seem right. You should keep calling them and let them know people who are interviewing now are getting oath ceremonies before your husband. I interviewed on July 24 and my oath was on July 31. I know many people who interviewed at the Fairfax office and got oath scheduled the following week. Good luck 

Called them a bunch of times since posting this and it's always a new low IQ person with the same responses. "Some offices are more behind than others" "You need to just keep waiting" Yes, we surely have been extremely impatient, waiting since March 🤡

Edited September 21, 2020 by persiankitten

[bing10 114]

1 hour ago, persiankitten said:

Called them a bunch of times since posting this and it's always a new low IQ person with the same responses. "Some offices are more behind than others" "You need to just keep waiting" Yes, we surely have been extremely impatient, waiting since March 🤡

 

What does your online status say? eg: You have been approved?

 

[persiankitten 4]

2 minutes ago, bing10 said:

 

What does your online status say? eg: You have been approved?

 

Been waiting for the ceremony for ages. Another poster said they had their's right after the interview and they knew of others who also had their ceremony shortly after the interview.

[bing10 114]

2 minutes ago, persiankitten said:

Been waiting for the ceremony for ages. Another poster said they had their's right after the interview and they knew of others who also had their ceremony shortly after the interview.

 

Ah good, at least it shows you have been approved. I know it sucks waiting though. Hope you get an oath date soon.

 

[Valor 131]

I attended my interview this morning and the whole process was smooth and efficient. I got there a bit early and as the letter stated you can only go in 15 minutes before you interview so I waited in my car until then. There were around 10 people in the waiting room and the chairs were all social distanced. The officer interviewed me was very nice and professional. I brought all the document I could think of with me and was requested to present my Green Card. It started with English test, then the Civic questions and then the Yes and No questions. At the end of the interview, the officer told me they had a ceremony tomorrow and asked if I could attend. I responded yes and he went to print out the ceremony letter for me. Couldn't be happier that my Oath got scheduled so quickly. 

 

Good luck, everyone!!