How do I know If I passed the Naturalization Test?

[lovelyalex 99]

6 minutes ago, Bugs said:

That's awesome.  For some reason I thought Boston did it once a month - I think someone mentioned that in another thread, but maybe my memory isn't serving me well & I have it mixed up with another city.  

 

Either way, Boston is a busy office.  It's just a matter of how long and quickly the line is and moves.  Too early for him to worry.

It's crazy busy!  As well as a few a month, they do one giant one in June/July for 2500+ people.  The others are a lot smaller. 

[Bugs 455]

1 minute ago, lovelyalex said:

It's crazy busy!  As well as a few a month, they do one giant one in June/July for 2500+ people.  The others are a lot smaller. 

For us (San Diego) it's once a month, but they cram as many people as they can right up to a week prior.  It can number in the thousands.

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

16 hours ago, lovelyalex said:

Have you checked your case online at the USCIS website?  If you enter in your case number it will say if you've been placed in line or not.

Hi there, Yes i have. I says Im inline for  oath ceremony

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

GOOD MORNING GUYS!!!

One step closer towards my dream of Becoming a USC, i got a email this morning saying :

Oath Ceremony Notice Was Mailed

We scheduled your oath ceremony for Receipt Number NBCxxxxxxxxxxxx. We sent a notice with the date, time, and location of your oath ceremony to the address you gave us. Please follow the instructions in the notice. If you do not receive your notice by August 10, 2017, please go to www.uscis.gov/e-request to request a copy of the notice. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address.

 

Cant wait!!!

 this is my road so far

Case History

• 06/19/2017
  

  Your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization , was placed in line for oath ceremony scheduling.

• 04/25/2017
  

  We scheduled an interview for your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization .

• 03/06/2017
  

  We are scheduling your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization , for an interview.

• 02/07/2017
  

  We scheduled you for a fingerprint appointment.

• 01/26/2017
  

  We received your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization .

   

Edited July 12, 2017 by Rodrigo Macedo

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

Hello Guys, I finally got a date for my ceremony!

july 27 2017! Boston

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

1 hour ago, CookieCat said:

Congrats! Both our oaths are on the same day 

Are you from Boston  cookie? 

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

8 hours ago, CookieCat said:

My oath is in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. There are 3 of us among December filers from different states getting naturalized on July 27.

Hi there!

Do you think i can apply for my passport at the day of the ceremony? if yes shpuld I bring Photos? or they take  at the place?

[Going through 5,671]

4 minutes ago, Rodrigo Macedo said:

Hi there!

Do you think i can apply for my passport at the day of the ceremony? if yes shpuld I bring Photos? or they take  at the place?

First of all,,,congrats on passing your interview!!

 

Some oath ceremonies have a table set up for people to apply for passports right after the ceremony, I've heard.  Some places also have a SS table for people to change their status too, I've heard.

I'd bring photos just incase they do.  If they don't offer that service, you can still use the passport photos elsewhere to apply so it's not a waste of money.

 

Personally, I plan on NOT going through USCIS to submit my passport application---only because I'd rather do it at a USPS passport agency after because, well frankly, I'd like to cut my ties with USCIS altogether after dealing with them for so long, and seeing them mess up so many times with other things.  Plus, I want to photocopy my naturalization certificate first before just sending the original document away mere minutes after I've worked so hard and long to receive it.

[Bugs 455]

3 minutes ago, Rodrigo Macedo said:

Hi there!

Do you think i can apply for my passport at the day of the ceremony? if yes shpuld I bring Photos? or they take  at the place?

Yes, you can apply as soon as you have the certificate.   You may want to do this separately though so you have time to make a photocopy of the certificate for yourself, as you will be sending in the original with the passport application.  I am doing this.  Besides, most oath ceremonies don't have someone there doing all the processing and mailing for you.

 

It is advisable to do this immediately, as the Social Security Administration advises at least a 10 day wait before notifying them of your new status and most state DMVs (who verify through the SSA) advise at least 24 hours after notifying the SSA before notifying them.  So you might as well do the passport first.

 

You can also register to vote right away, but I'll probably do this when I finally do go to the DMV later.  I want the Oath Ceremony day to be fun and stress free.

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

1 minute ago, Bugs said:

Yes, you can apply as soon as you have the certificate.   You may want to do this separately though so you have time to make a photocopy of the certificate for yourself, as you will be sending in the original with the passport application.  I am doing this.  Besides, most oath ceremonies don't have someone there doing all the processing and mailing for you.

 

It is advisable to do this immediately, as the Social Security Administration advises at least a 10 day wait before notifying them of your new status and most state DMVs (who verify through the SSA) advise at least 24 hours after notifying the SSA before notifying them.  So you might as well do the passport first.

 

You can also register to vote right away, but I'll probably do this when I finally do go to the DMV later.  I want the Oath Ceremony day to be fun and stress free.

thanks bugs!

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

2 minutes ago, Bugs said:

Yes, you can apply as soon as you have the certificate.   You may want to do this separately though so you have time to make a photocopy of the certificate for yourself, as you will be sending in the original with the passport application.  I am doing this.  Besides, most oath ceremonies don't have someone there doing all the processing and mailing for you.

 

It is advisable to do this immediately, as the Social Security Administration advises at least a 10 day wait before notifying them of your new status and most state DMVs (who verify through the SSA) advise at least 24 hours after notifying the SSA before notifying them.  So you might as well do the passport first.

 

You can also register to vote right away, but I'll probably do this when I finally do go to the DMV later.  I want the Oath Ceremony day to be fun and stress free.

when are you schedule to attend your ceremony bugs?

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

4 minutes ago, Going through said:

First of all,,,congrats on passing your interview!!

 

Some oath ceremonies have a table set up for people to apply for passports right after the ceremony, I've heard.  Some places also have a SS table for people to change their status too, I've heard.

I'd bring photos just incase they do.  If they don't offer that service, you can still use the passport photos elsewhere to apply so it's not a waste of money.

 

Personally, I plan on NOT going through USCIS to submit my passport application---only because I'd rather do it at a USPS passport agency after because, well frankly, I'd like to cut my ties with USCIS altogether after dealing with them for so long, and seeing them mess up so many times with other things.  Plus, I want to photocopy my naturalization certificate first before just sending the original document away mere minutes after I've worked so hard and long to receive it.

Thank you!

yes you are right about that..Ill do it later then....Im tired of the uscis dealing my stuffs...ALMOST DONE...CONGRATS YOU TOO

[Bugs 455]

3 minutes ago, Rodrigo Macedo said:

when are you schedule to attend your ceremony bugs?

Tomorrow, in San Diego

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

AWESONEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE  MY AMERICAN BROTHER.....

HAVE FUN AND ENJOY IT.

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

Guys another guestion,

what should I do with all the paper work from uscis. like interview green card notice and all the paper we all know.

 after becoming citizen, do i have to still file them?