N-400 December 2017 Filers

[shell20 746]

1 hour ago, foxy05 said:

It is all in the 100 questions. What is religious freedom? How many senators? What ocean is on the east coast? I can't remember the other 3. As soon as you answered 6 of them correctly, they will stop. BTW, its all modernized. They won't have a piece of paper to write your answer. 

Thanks for sharing. Just curious though to know if they don't have a piece of paper to write your answer how do you answer it?

[foxy05 23]

1 hour ago, shell20 said:

Thanks for sharing. Just curious though to know if they don't have a piece of paper to write your answer how do you answer it?

It's all computerized. She asked me questions directly from the computer monitor (which you can't see) then she typed my answer for each question. I think they are trying to reduce paper consumption.  The only paper I encountered was the reading and writing portion.

[shell20 746]

Just now, foxy05 said:

It's all computerized. She asked me questions directly from the computer monitor (which you can't see) then she typed my answer for each question. I think they are trying to reduce paper consumption.  The only paper I encountered was the reading and writing portion.

Ah interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[Odee 0]

On 4/23/2018 at 10:57 PM, Odee said:

 

 

Edited April 25, 2018 by Odee

[foxy05 23]

My case statues has changed a day after my interview.  Finally! Thank you all. Hope for the best.!

[austex 42]

Dallas 39 Congratulations to you.

 

M.

Edited April 25, 2018 by austex

[Name O Boy 511]

23 minutes ago, foxy05 said:

My case statues has changed a day after my interview.  Finally! Thank you all. Hope for the best.!

Congratulations. Hopefully you will be scheduled for the oath ceremony soon 

[foxy05 23]

3 hours ago, austex said:

Dallas 39 Congratulations to you.

 

M.

Thank you. 

3 hours ago, Name O Boy said:

Congratulations. Hopefully you will be scheduled for the oath ceremony soon 

Thank you. Hopefully pretty soon.

[Name O Boy 511]

2 hours ago, foxy05 said:

Thank you. 

Thank you. Hopefully pretty soon.

You are welcome. Did the IO ask for the passport photo? 

[foxy05 23]

3 hours ago, Name O Boy said:

You are welcome. Did the IO ask for the passport photo? 

No, she didn't. On the way there, I thought, if the IO ask me for a passport photo, I will drive quickly to the nearest Walgreens which is 5 mins away.

Edited April 26, 2018 by foxy05

[ariendj 39]

Im not sure if everyone knows it but it seems that every time you receive a mail from ELISdonotreply@uscis.dhs.gov , the old USCIS website gets updated but the new one remains the same. 

The new website send an email either the same day or in next few days.

I have been noticing this pattern through the N-400 process.

 

I just got an email from the email and checked both USCIS pages and found the old one states that my Oath ceremony notification has been emailed and the new website hasn't changed yet.

 

[seth2013 39]

Passed the interview! The officer didn’t ask to see any documents I brought. Now just waiting for a letter with the oath date. This process has gone very smoothly! 

[watashi 24]

Nice to hear this! I'm a Sacramento Dec 2017 filer, and my FO is a little bit slower than Fresno but still faster than bay area. When did you receive your interview letter ? It's not in the December table . 

[PDXguy 4]

First time poster... here's my timeline:

Dec 18, 2017: filed N-400 online, based on 5+ yrs of permanent residency
Jan 10, 2018: Biometric Appointment

Mar 12, 2018: Received notice for interview

Apr 16, 2018: Interview

Apr 16, 2018: Oath Ceremony

 

The interview was very short.  Only documents I had to show were passport and green card.  I had plenty of other documentation with in a file folder, though.  Officer was very friendly and professional (as was the rest of the staff at the Portland, OR office).  I was offered to join the oath ceremony scheduled for the same day, so I literally was a US citizen about an hour after passing the interview.  Glad I had dragged my wife to the USCIS office, so she ended up witnessing the ceremony.

Thanks to everyone for sharing updates. I have been following this thread since the day I filed, and the progress made by others has been encouraging. I did not expect to get through the process so quickly.  Best of luck to everyone still "on route" to completion!

[Name O Boy 511]

2 minutes ago, PDXguy said:

First time poster... here's my timeline:

Dec 18, 2017: filed N-400 online, based on 5+ yrs of permanent residency
Jan 10, 2018: Biometric Appointment

Mar 12, 2018: Received notice for interview

Apr 16, 2018: Interview

Apr 16, 2018: Oath Ceremony

 

The interview was very short.  Only documents I had to show were passport and green card.  I had plenty of other documentation with in a file folder, though.  Officer was very friendly and professional (as was the rest of the staff at the Portland, OR office).  I was offered to join the oath ceremony scheduled for the same day, so I literally was a US citizen about an hour after passing the interview.  Glad I had dragged my wife to the USCIS office, so she ended up witnessing the ceremony.

Thanks to everyone for sharing updates. I have been following this thread since the day I filed, and the progress made by others has been encouraging. I did not expect to get through the process so quickly.  Best of luck to everyone still "on route" to completion!

Congratulations. Thanks for sharing your experience. The weather has been so nice in Portland. Have fun, regards.