N400 Seattle (merged)

[costa85 10]

3 hours ago, Dantrolene said:

Approved. Interview was at 10:10 and got in 10:45. Left interview at 11:20. Asked officer I wanna same day ceremony, he said it's up to the scheduler. So Waited outside and then was called for same day ceremony. I think you need to let them know that. Make them a aware of your request. . Anyway, Got ceremony same day. Yay! Officer asked about copies of all documents mentioned here on the forum section. So check them all and take them with you. Ceremony started at 1:30 and finished at 2:30. It was smooth and kinda short day. Next day applied for passport at passport agency and showed I have travel plans the same day. I made an appointment one week in advance at 8 am. There was no line when I arrived. So they picked up my app. And asked me to come back same day at 2 pm. I picked it up. End of story. I wish all the best to my awaiting fellow citizens.

Congrats!  Would you please list the docs you were asked about?

[Dantrolene 15]

10 minutes ago, costa85 said:

Congrats!  Would you please list the docs you were asked about?

Things are like marriage certificate, selective service, birth certificate of spouse and kids, passport and green card, taxes, 

[JFH 12,190]

Estimated completion date moved from December 2020 to January 2021 😢

[trandy 5]

Ok, I have the strangest news. I got my oath ceremony notification... by phone!

 

So confused. I had my interview Jan 13th 2020 and didn't bring any tax info so was waiting on the officer to send out a request form. I didn't heard back so sent it in anyway. Then after many phone calls to USCIS they just said you'll have to wait 90 days, some said I'd have to wait until I was outside the 'normal' processing time, so 20 months. I tried going it to the Tukwila center to ask to speak to someone, no deal, I tried to call to make an infopass appointment, no deal. So while I'm waiting to get a notification, at best, saying that my case has been approved  and to wait (up to) 3 months for the oath ceremony, I just get a phone call asking if I wanted to do it tomorrow. Tomorrow!

 

Literally the only thing I can think of is that I did send a letter to Patty Murray. But only about a week had elapsed. But surely it's too conspicuous to get a phone call asking to do the oath the following day. That's really odd.

Edited February 26, 2020 by trandy

[costa85 10]

2 minutes ago, trandy said:

Ok, I have the strangest news. I got my oath ceremony notification... by phone!

 

So confused. I had my interview Jan 13th 2020 and didn't bring any tax info so was waiting on the officer to send out a request form. I didn't heard back so sent it in anyway. Then after many phone calls to USCIS they just said you'll have to wait 90 days, some said I'd have to wait until I was outside the 'normal' processing time, so 20 months. I tried going it to the Tukwila center to ask to speak to someone, no deal, I tried to call to make an infopass appointment, no deal. So while I'm waiting to get a notification, at best, saying that my case has been approved  and to wait (up to) 3 months for the oath ceremony, I just get a phone call asking if I wanted to do it tomorrow. Tomorrow!

 

Literally the only thing I can think of is that I did send a letter to Patty Murray. But only about a week had elapsed. But surely it's too conspicuous to get a phone call asking to do the oath the following day. That's really odd.

That is CRAZY!!!  Congrats :)  I usually don't answer calls from unidentified numbers but I would be scared to miss any calls in a similar situation.... do they leave voicemails?  That's scary!

[r2ichennai 1]

Two Questions, This is for my parents interview on March 19th.

1) Somehow when I submited application, it looks like from Snapshot  ,I left both the box blank in section 13, can I update it in interview?

2) There was one day Canada trip i forgot to add as that did not show up in passport, it shows in I94 history as 1 dat, it was actually a day trip we crossed the border for dinner ,

[PK_ 43]

3 hours ago, trandy said:

Ok, I have the strangest news. I got my oath ceremony notification... by phone!

 

So confused. I had my interview Jan 13th 2020 and didn't bring any tax info so was waiting on the officer to send out a request form. I didn't heard back so sent it in anyway. Then after many phone calls to USCIS they just said you'll have to wait 90 days, some said I'd have to wait until I was outside the 'normal' processing time, so 20 months. I tried going it to the Tukwila center to ask to speak to someone, no deal, I tried to call to make an infopass appointment, no deal. So while I'm waiting to get a notification, at best, saying that my case has been approved  and to wait (up to) 3 months for the oath ceremony, I just get a phone call asking if I wanted to do it tomorrow. Tomorrow!

 

Literally the only thing I can think of is that I did send a letter to Patty Murray. But only about a week had elapsed. But surely it's too conspicuous to get a phone call asking to do the oath the following day. That's really odd.

My oath was originally scheduled for Monday, but I got a call with an option for tomorrow morning as well. 

[PK_ 43]

26 minutes ago, r2ichennai said:

Two Questions, This is for my parents interview on March 19th.

1) Somehow when I submited application, it looks like from Snapshot  ,I left both the box blank in section 13, can I update it in interview?

2) There was one day Canada trip i forgot to add as that did not show up in passport, it shows in I94 history as 1 dat, it was actually a day trip we crossed the border for dinner ,

1. You can update everything at the interview. 

2. You don't have to report trips that are less than 24 hours. If you are missing/have more trips to report, just let the officer know. It's not a big deal. 

[py6 43]

My interview is scheduled! I got an email from USCIS. I don't know the date for it yet. 

[Pachaking 1]

3 hours ago, py6 said:

My interview is scheduled! I got an email from USCIS. I don't know the date for it yet. 

You're a combo filer, aren't you?

[py6 43]

5 minutes ago, Pachaking said:

You're a combo filer, aren't you?

Yes

[Pachaking 1]

Just now, py6 said:

Yes

Congrats. We filed ROC Sept. '17 and N400 Sept. '18, so there is hope!

[py6 43]

On 2/26/2020 at 11:39 AM, JFH said:

Estimated completion date moved from December 2020 to January 2021 😢

My estimated completion date was Dec 2019 and then Jan 2020 and then Feb 2020 and it went away. I'm a Oct 2018 filer. And I just got a notice of interview scheduled. My guess the interview is probably at the end of March. If I get the chance to do same-day oath, my case would be finished by the end of March, so total about close to 18 months, about 2 months later than their estimated completion time.

[JFH 12,190]

8 hours ago, py6 said:

My interview is scheduled! I got an email from USCIS. I don't know the date for it yet. 

Congratulations!!!!

[GermanG 31]

10 hours ago, py6 said:

My interview is scheduled! I got an email from USCIS. I don't know the date for it yet. 

MY VERY HEARTFELT CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also thank you so much for sharing with us....I am also an old "veteran" combo filer (November 2017 ROC and October 2018 N400) so you opened the door of hope for us!!!!

Please keep up updated on the details...I was checking like crazy my email box but still nothing. I filed almost one month after you!

Big hug and congratulations again!