N400 Seattle (merged)

[Hawkeye260 1]

Someone i know goes for interview in Seattle office this week, applied 15th May 2018.

he recd his interview letter four weeks ago.

Any body else find out more about interview dates currently being processed in Seattle office?

Cheers

[AHG 5]

1 hour ago, El79 said:

One more question 

after you receive letter with date and time is it like for interview after 40-45 days or week or two for oath?

My initial oath was 2 weeks after the approval. But that got cancelled twice, so now this would be almost a month.

So you should expect a month or so to be done. 

[El79 6]

30 minutes ago, AHG said:

My initial oath was 2 weeks after the approval. But that got cancelled twice, so now this would be almost a month.

So you should expect a month or so to be done. 

You can see all these letters under documents online right?

[promenad 9]

Well my case countdown reached estimate time 1 and then today turned to ^we are taking longer than expected to process your case...^.... Applied on the 2nd of july 2018... The thing is I have two international trips schedule. One in October and one in December. Both for a month. I guess I will probably have an issue with one of them...

[Eqzee 0]

My interview is scheduled in Yakima for 9/6 @9:40am. What do people recommend, should I drive the same morning from eastside (estimate drive time is 2hrs 14 mins) or go the prev night and book a hotel? My wife's appt is on 9/9 @8am for which we might go prev night and book a hotel but I am not sure about 9:40am time.

Edited August 21, 2019 by Eqzee

[PK_ 43]

I've found this correspondence on the Seattle's N-400 caseload shifting to Yakima and Portland. It seems like they are trying to do same-day oath when it's possible.

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/nativedocuments/Processing_Times_-_Representative_Jayapal.pdf

[AHG 5]

Hello All,

 

Quick question, can I apply for my first passport through the Seattle agency after my oath ceremony even if I am not travelling in less than 2 weeks?

Also for a passport they ask for a certificate of naturalization, how many of these do you get during oath?

 

Thanks

[Curve 20]

4 minutes ago, AHG said:

Hello All,

 

Quick question, can I apply for my first passport through the Seattle agency after my oath ceremony even if I am not travelling in less than 2 weeks?

Also for a passport they ask for a certificate of naturalization, how many of these do you get during oath?

 

Thanks

You have to show that you have travel plans. You get one certificate.

[AHG 5]

1 minute ago, Curve said:

You have to show that you have travel plans. You get one certificate.

Got it.

Thanks @Curve

[jamira 3]

Anyone here waiting for their oath ceremony to be scheduled? It's been a month since I did my interview in Portland, and it's approved same day. Didn't get a chance to take oath same day because the IO needs to talk to the supervisor first. I'm a little bit worried now. 

 

Thanks everyone 

[Dhimas 0]

10 hours ago, jamira said:

Anyone here waiting for their oath ceremony to be scheduled? It's been a month since I did my interview in Portland, and it's approved same day. Didn't get a chance to take oath same day because the IO needs to talk to the supervisor first. I'm a little bit worried now. 

 

Thanks everyone 

Hi I had my interview in Portland as well. Tomorrow will be one month. It was approved and I am still waiting for the oath ceremony letter.

[jamira 3]

18 hours ago, Dhimas said:

Hi I had my interview in Portland as well. Tomorrow will be one month. It was approved and I am still waiting for the oath ceremony letter.

Don't know why it taking this long..

Mine will be one month tomorrow. I'm hoping that it won't take months.. 

My status still" my oath ceremony will be scheduled".

Edited August 22, 2019 by jamira

[AHG 5]

After long, and agonizing 6 years... I can  officially say that my immigration journey is complete, and I am now a United States Citizen.

I am done, and it feels really good.

This thread helped me alot, and I hope I was able to help alot others. I'll keep checking it from time to time, if you have any questions please feel free to ask.

@El79

good luck my friend and hope you get your oath soon.

[El79 6]

1 hour ago, AHG said:

After long, and agonizing 6 years... I can  officially say that my immigration journey is complete, and I am now a United States Citizen.

I am done, and it feels really good.

This thread helped me alot, and I hope I was able to help alot others. I'll keep checking it from time to time, if you have any questions please feel free to ask.

@El79

good luck my friend and hope you get your oath soon.

Congratulation AHG, I'm glad for you.

 

I received notice for my oath.  In 25 days. 1:30 pm.

 

Did you apply for your passport right there after oath or?

Just curious about payment 

[AHG 5]

15 minutes ago, El79 said:

Congratulation AHG, I'm glad for you.

 

I received notice for my oath.  In 25 days. 1:30 pm.

 

Did you apply for your passport right there after oath or?

Just curious about payment 

Congrats EL79.

That's excellent news. I did not apply today, I got an appointment tomorrow at the Seattle passport agency. Will be applying with the expedited service, you'll need a hotel reservation or a travel itinerary within 2 weeks though. 

Good luck and you're almost there.