N400 APRIL 2019 FILERS

[Mollie09 1,543]

13 hours ago, Hao&joe said:

How is your case doing after 9days estimated?

Now it just says they're taking longer than estimated to process... womp womp

[Haoyuri776 3]

1 hour ago, Mollie09 said:

Now it just says they're taking longer than estimated to process... womp womp

  that’s  disappointed !  Don’t worry. It will come soon

[Ak2010 16]

Do I need to present any kind of proof regarding selective service registration at the N-400 interview? I lived in the US between the ages of 18 and 26 but my status was F-1, non-immigrant international student. I adjusted the status to Green Card holder after the age of 26. To be exact, I was 26 years and 8 months old when I received the green card. 

Do I still need to show proof that I was not required to register for selective service? 

 

Thank you

Edited July 31, 2019 by Ak2010

[Hack 1]

I passed my interview on July 29th, 2019 and am currently scheduled for the Oath ceremony at the end of September. It's been a long road, almost 20 years to get to this point in my life. I just wanted to wish everyone on here good luck and thank you for doing this the right way - legally. 

 

A few details:

I applied for both the green card extension and for the N-400 (April 2019) as soon as I became eligible. When I got my interview notice, it was just for the N-400 application. However, I ended up getting lucky... When I checked in, the office said my wife wasn't needed and she could leave. The main reason I invited my wife to this was because I'd read on some forums that combo interviews could happen. Given that our IO was late, my wife and I were hanging out in the lobby for a bit. After a while, my wife almost left to return to work. The IO swung by 40 minutes later and asked both of us to head back to the interview room. She mentioned she could handle this as a combo interview (I-751 and the N-400) asked us a couple basic questions on how we met, where we met etc. and 15 minutes into it, approved my I-751.

 

The IO then asked my wife to step out and started the N-400 interview process. A couple civics questions, the reading and writing part, and a few other questions related to my application. It was very smooth, the IO was very cordial. At the end of it all, she had to make a correction to my application to include a traffic violation. She then mentioned she would recommend my application for approval, and I would be scheduled for an oath ceremony whenever it was available. The next day, both websites updated and I'm currently waiting on the Oath ceremony at the end of September. I'm also getting a new green card in the mail which I'm required to return once at the oath ceremony.

 

Good luck to everyone. This is my first post on here, and I'm not active on here so I might not be great at responding.

 

 

[Natfor2019 23]

5 minutes ago, Hack said:

I passed my interview on July 29th, 2019 and am currently scheduled for the Oath ceremony at the end of September. It's been a long road, almost 20 years to get to this point in my life. I just wanted to wish everyone on here good luck and thank you for doing this the right way - legally. 

 

A few details:

I applied for both the green card extension and for the N-400 (April 2019) as soon as I became eligible. When I got my interview notice, it was just for the N-400 application. However, I ended up getting lucky... When I checked in, the office said my wife wasn't needed and she could leave. The main reason I invited my wife to this was because I'd read on some forums that combo interviews could happen. Given that our IO was late, my wife and I were hanging out in the lobby for a bit. After a while, my wife almost left to return to work. The IO swung by 40 minutes later and asked both of us to head back to the interview room. She mentioned she could handle this as a combo interview (I-751 and the N-400) asked us a couple basic questions on how we met, where we met etc. and 15 minutes into it, approved my I-751.

 

The IO then asked my wife to step out and started the N-400 interview process. A couple civics questions, the reading and writing part, and a few other questions related to my application. It was very smooth, the IO was very cordial. At the end of it all, she had to make a correction to my application to include a traffic violation. She then mentioned she would recommend my application for approval, and I would be scheduled for an oath ceremony whenever it was available. The next day, both websites updated and I'm currently waiting on the Oath ceremony at the end of September. I'm also getting a new green card in the mail which I'm required to return once at the oath ceremony.

 

Good luck to everyone. This is my first post on here, and I'm not active on here so I might not be great at responding.

 

 

Great to hear! Many congratulations on clearing interview and good luck for your oath 👍

[_Blossom_ 71]

Hey guys,

 

Given my interview is in less than a month (🙌), I've begun gathering all the paperwork to bring with me on the day of. I'd like to hear your feedback on my checklist (I'm aware it's a bit redundant but oh well):

 

- gc;

- appt letter;

- id;

- marriage certificate;

- hubby's birth certificate;

- last 3 tax transcripts & returns (the latter are only simplified copies);

- all of our housing leases;

- 5 joint bank statements per year;

- 5 energy bills;

- expired & current passports;

- ssc;

- 2 pay stubs from each job I've had;

- I-94 form.

 

Thank you!

 

[Vzla90 25]

Good morning everyone,

 

I received an update email from USCIS that my appointment for the N-400 has been schedule. I don’t know the date yet.

 

I’m from Massachusetts. 

[butalas 18]

51 minutes ago, Vzla90 said:

Good morning everyone,

 

I received an update email from USCIS that my appointment for the N-400 has been schedule. I don’t know the date yet.

 

I’m from Massachusetts. 

Great! Join us over at the Boston-specific thread: 

 

Do you also have a pending I-751?

[shearar 64]

Great progress and interviews dates for all of us during the July month.

Lets hope August will be even better..

[Rikit 2]

On 7/25/2019 at 11:35 AM, maestro said:

Hey guys just got back from my N400/i751 interview, it was in Indianapolis, and we had combo interviews, I was call in first, the IO told me it will be combined, and we start we N400, I passed the 6 questions, then he ask me about our marriage life,them he took me outside in the lobby and call my wife in,ask her the same questions he asked me,then after he come outside he told me I recommended you to get approved for the N400/i751, and I sould get the oath ceremony letter in 30days,and I will also get 10yrs green card and return it on the day of ceremony oath..good luck for all of us...😀😀😀

@maestro I have my interview scheduled in Indianapolis USCIS on 08/16.

What documents did they ask for during N400 interview?

[maestro 41]

1 minute ago, Rikit said:

@maestro I have my interview scheduled in Indianapolis USCIS on 08/16.

What documents did they ask for during N400 interview?

He didn't ask anything..we just did the questions and signs that's all..like 5 min

[Vzla90 25]

I became a permanent resident after my 26th birthday. Do I need to register for selective service?

[_Blossom_ 71]

35 minutes ago, maestro said:

He didn't ask anything..we just did the questions and signs that's all..like 5 min

That’s awesome 

[Phil&Mich 36]

8 hours ago, Vzla90 said:

Good morning everyone,

 

I received an update email from USCIS that my appointment for the N-400 has been schedule. I don’t know the date yet.

 

I’m from Massachusetts. 

I am June Filer but I also received the same email today.. from Michigan..

[Haoyuri776 3]

On 7/31/2019 at 7:16 PM, _Blossom_ said:

Hey guys,

 

Given my interview is in less than a month (🙌), I've begun gathering all the paperwork to bring with me on the day of. I'd like to hear your feedback on my checklist (I'm aware it's a bit redundant but oh well):

 

- gc;

- appt letter;

- id;

- marriage certificate;

- hubby's birth certificate;

- last 3 tax transcripts & returns (the latter are only simplified copies);

- all of our housing leases;

- 5 joint bank statements per year;

- 5 energy bills;

- expired & current passports;

- ssc;

- 2 pay stubs from each job I've had;

- I-94 form.

 

Thank you!

 

Do your I 751 still pending