N400 Seattle (merged)

[JFH 12,189]

45 minutes ago, Yanirose said:

Oh Wow... my Case completion time shows Feb 2021 .. what a bummer I really wanted to vote this year.

I wanted to vote too. If we lived in any other part of the country we would be able to vote this year. It’s regional discrimination.

[JFH 12,189]

40 minutes ago, acura said:

May 2019 filer here. Does anyone not even have an estimated date to completion anymore? I do not. 

September 2019 filer. I still have the same estimated completion date. Maybe there is good news coming for your case and that’s why the date has been removed? Fingers crossed for you!

[costa85 10]

May 2019 filer, originally scheduled for March 2020 but interview cancelled due to Covid shutdown.  Estimated time on the portal showed Aug 2020 but now that has disappeared since we have entered September.  No news from USCIS yet.  Any other March interviewees with cancellations got theirs rescheduled?

Edited September 2, 2020 by costa85

[Francesco1 2]

6 hours ago, costa85 said:

May 2019 filer, originally scheduled for March 2020 but interview cancelled due to Covid shutdown.  Estimated time on the portal showed Aug 2020 but now that has disappeared since we have entered September.  No news from USCIS yet.  Any other March interviewees with cancellations got theirs rescheduled?

 

6 hours ago, costa85 said:

May 2019 filer, originally scheduled for March 2020 but interview cancelled due to Covid shutdown.  Estimated time on the portal showed Aug 2020 but now that has disappeared since we have entered September.  No news from USCIS yet.  Any other March interviewees with cancellations got theirs rescheduled?

same here. April 19 filer, schedule for March 4, no news from Seattle USCIS

 

[Can-thePNWhobbies 7]

Hello guys, I just want to share my interview from today.

 

I arrived there at 7:00 am and went in. I waited on the line for photo an finger scan. I went upstairs and waited like an hour although my number was 7. 

 

The lady called my number and she said "your interview will be different than others. Your interview will be "virtual" (be ready for this)

So, I entered the room, she left. There was an Ipad and an officer on zoom/skype. He said hello. I am officer ..., you can take of your mask, no one will be here other than us.

 

Asked my legal name, date of birth, phone number, and address. and next was civic test.

questions:

What stops one branch of government from becoming too powerful?

What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance?

Why does the flag have 13 stripes?

Why does the flag have 50 stars?

What did Martin Luther King, Jr. do?

What is one thing Benjamin Franklin is famous for?

 

written test : 

he wanted me to write -> Columbus day is in October.

 

Reading test: 

he wanted me read -> The president lives in White House

 

thats it. After those, lots of YES/NO questions from your application

We spent like 10 minutes extra beacuse I served in Army in my coutry and I had a weapon training. So he asked me lots of questions.

 

We waited like 10 minutes. His superior approved my application and he askmed me " Are you ready for oath? " I said "yes"

We did the oath ceremony and I got my neutralization paper for aply passport.. He clapped me and said "you are US citizen now, you can celebrate".

 

Thats all. If you guys have any extra questions, I will be here.

 

 

[rowrowrowtheboat 15]

34 minutes ago, Can-thePNWhobbies said:

Hello guys, I just want to share my interview from today.

 

I arrived there at 7:00 am and went in. I waited on the line for photo an finger scan. I went upstairs and waited like an hour although my number was 7. 

 

The lady called my number and she said "your interview will be different than others. Your interview will be "virtual" (be ready for this)

So, I entered the room, she left. There was an Ipad and an officer on zoom/skype. He said hello. I am officer ..., you can take of your mask, no one will be here other than us.

 

Asked my legal name, date of birth, phone number, and address. and next was civic test.

questions:

What stops one branch of government from becoming too powerful?

What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance?

Why does the flag have 13 stripes?

Why does the flag have 50 stars?

What did Martin Luther King, Jr. do?

What is one thing Benjamin Franklin is famous for?

 

written test : 

he wanted me to write -> Columbus day is in October.

 

Reading test: 

he wanted me read -> The president lives in White House

 

thats it. After those, lots of YES/NO questions from your application

We spent like 10 minutes extra beacuse I served in Army in my coutry and I had a weapon training. So he asked me lots of questions.

 

We waited like 10 minutes. His superior approved my application and he askmed me " Are you ready for oath? " I said "yes"

We did the oath ceremony and I got my neutralization paper for aply passport.. He clapped me and said "you are US citizen now, you can celebrate".

 

Thats all. If you guys have any extra questions, I will be here.

 

 

Congratulations! I am so happy for you! 

[Aropastor 2]

6 hours ago, Can-thePNWhobbies said:

Hello guys, I just want to share my interview from today.

 

I arrived there at 7:00 am and went in. I waited on the line for photo an finger scan. I went upstairs and waited like an hour although my number was 7. 

 

The lady called my number and she said "your interview will be different than others. Your interview will be "virtual" (be ready for this)

So, I entered the room, she left. There was an Ipad and an officer on zoom/skype. He said hello. I am officer ..., you can take of your mask, no one will be here other than us.

 

Asked my legal name, date of birth, phone number, and address. and next was civic test.

questions:

What stops one branch of government from becoming too powerful?

What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance?

Why does the flag have 13 stripes?

Why does the flag have 50 stars?

What did Martin Luther King, Jr. do?

What is one thing Benjamin Franklin is famous for?

 

written test : 

he wanted me to write -> Columbus day is in October.

 

Reading test: 

he wanted me read -> The president lives in White House

 

thats it. After those, lots of YES/NO questions from your application

We spent like 10 minutes extra beacuse I served in Army in my coutry and I had a weapon training. So he asked me lots of questions.

 

We waited like 10 minutes. His superior approved my application and he askmed me " Are you ready for oath? " I said "yes"

We did the oath ceremony and I got my neutralization paper for aply passport.. He clapped me and said "you are US citizen now, you can celebrate".

 

Thats all. If you guys have any extra questions, I will be here.

 

 

First of all, congratulations!!! I want to ask: was the civics test not a multiple choice test? Questions were read out loud for you to answer verbally? 

[Can-thePNWhobbies 7]

14 minutes ago, Aropastor said:

First of all, congratulations!!! I want to ask: was the civics test not a multiple choice test? Questions were read out loud for you to answer verbally? 

No its never multiple choice.  He asks u verbally, and you answer verbally. You can think or ask him/her to repeat but its all verbally

[JFH 12,189]

21 hours ago, Can-thePNWhobbies said:

Hello guys, I just want to share my interview from today.

 

I arrived there at 7:00 am and went in. I waited on the line for photo an finger scan. I went upstairs and waited like an hour although my number was 7. 

 

The lady called my number and she said "your interview will be different than others. Your interview will be "virtual" (be ready for this)

So, I entered the room, she left. There was an Ipad and an officer on zoom/skype. He said hello. I am officer ..., you can take of your mask, no one will be here other than us.

 

Asked my legal name, date of birth, phone number, and address. and next was civic test.

questions:

What stops one branch of government from becoming too powerful?

What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance?

Why does the flag have 13 stripes?

Why does the flag have 50 stars?

What did Martin Luther King, Jr. do?

What is one thing Benjamin Franklin is famous for?

 

written test : 

he wanted me to write -> Columbus day is in October.

 

Reading test: 

he wanted me read -> The president lives in White House

 

thats it. After those, lots of YES/NO questions from your application

We spent like 10 minutes extra beacuse I served in Army in my coutry and I had a weapon training. So he asked me lots of questions.

 

We waited like 10 minutes. His superior approved my application and he askmed me " Are you ready for oath? " I said "yes"

We did the oath ceremony and I got my neutralization paper for aply passport.. He clapped me and said "you are US citizen now, you can celebrate".

 

Thats all. If you guys have any extra questions, I will be here.

 

 

Very interesting! Thank you for sharing. And congratulations on reaching the end of the long journey. 

[Can-thePNWhobbies 7]

1 hour ago, JFH said:

Very interesting! Thank you for sharing. And congratulations on reaching the end of the long journey. 

Thank you. I just sent my passport documents. The guy told me that it may take 4 to 5 months

[JFH 12,189]

32 minutes ago, Can-thePNWhobbies said:

Thank you. I just sent my passport documents. The guy told me that it may take 4 to 5 months

4 to 5 months! Hopefully you haven’t got a trip planned.

[Can-thePNWhobbies 7]

6 minutes ago, JFH said:

4 to 5 months! Hopefully you haven’t got a trip planned.

I juat canceled it. It was on december to Jamaica 🇯🇲 

[GermanG 31]

On 9/3/2020 at 2:48 PM, Can-thePNWhobbies said:

Thank you. I just sent my passport documents. The guy told me that it may take 4 to 5 months

Hi there,

I applied for my US Passport on July 20, 2020.

As of today, they are done with 92% of the application received during April, May and June. So, it's not true that it can take 5 months.

I expect to have it by December.

[Can-thePNWhobbies 7]

6 minutes ago, GermanG said:

Hi there,

I applied for my US Passport on July 20, 2020.

As of today, they are done with 92% of the application received during April, May and June. So, it's not true that it can take 5 months.

I expect to have it by December.

June to december is 5 months???

[Tm and Je 35]

5 minutes ago, GermanG said:

Hi there,

I applied for my US Passport on July 20, 2020.

As of today, they are done with 92% of the application received during April, May and June. So, it's not true that it can take 5 months.

I expect to have it by December.

Hey, l applied the same day!. I checked it out my application this morning and the status is " In process." I also realized that Seattle office is still in phase one.