Passed my interview today!

[Momknowsbest 13]

My online filing experience. Applied online on March 1st, had interview today April 25th and passed! Super fast. 

I am in a smaller state and there were only 3 people ahead of me when I got there half an hour early. The immigration officer was friendly but official. He had me write a simple sentence and then started the civics test, he asked me if I had studied and he asked me 6 questions and I got them all right, he wrote down my answers as he went. Some of my answers he said 'that is true' or 'correct' and some he said nothing. After that he told me I had passed the civics portion of the test and the English portion (just writing down a short sentence that he read out).

The questions he asked were.

How many justices on the Supreme Court? (9)

What does the president's cabinet do? (Advises the President)

Name one branch or part of the government. (Congress)

If both the president and the Vice President can no longer serve, who becomes President? (The Speaker of the House)

What did the declaration of independence do? (Declared our independence from Great Britain)

We elect as US senator for how many years? (6)

After that he asked me a lot of important questions from the form, he asked me about my unemployment status and agreed that I have one of the most important jobs being a stay at home mother! Then we had a nice chat.

He printed me out my approval letter and also a eatery recommendation for my home country's foods.

Interview probably took around 35-45 mins in all and was a great experience. He said I will [pobably have my interview scheduled in May or June but did not know exactly how long it would take. Good luck everyone!

[sunshinestate2013 136]

6 hours ago, Momknowsbest said:

My online filing experience. Applied online on March 1st, had interview today April 25th and passed! Super fast. 

I am in a smaller state and there were only 3 people ahead of me when I got there half an hour early. The immigration officer was friendly but official. He had me write a simple sentence and then started the civics test, he asked me if I had studied and he asked me 6 questions and I got them all right, he wrote down my answers as he went. Some of my answers he said 'that is true' or 'correct' and some he said nothing. After that he told me I had passed the civics portion of the test and the English portion (just writing down a short sentence that he read out).

The questions he asked were.

How many justices on the Supreme Court? (9)

What does the president's cabinet do? (Advises the President)

Name one branch or part of the government. (Congress)

If both the president and the Vice President can no longer serve, who becomes President? (The Speaker of the House)

What did the declaration of independence do? (Declared our independence from Great Britain)

We elect as US senator for how many years? (6)

After that he asked me a lot of important questions from the form, he asked me about my unemployment status and agreed that I have one of the most important jobs being a stay at home mother! Then we had a nice chat.

He printed me out my approval letter and also a eatery recommendation for my home country's foods.

Interview probably took around 35-45 mins in all and was a great experience. He said I will [pobably have my interview scheduled in May or June but did not know exactly how long it would take. Good luck everyone!

Congratulations!

[Dallas39 21]

Congratulations!!