N-400 July 2019 Filers!!! Join here!!!

[Eva_Joseph 9]

Had my interview today at 8am. Passed. Approved. On a list for an Oath Ceremony.

State Minnesota.

[sidster81 7]

I had my interview on Feb 13th at 1015am at USCIS Dallas office. I was called in 15 mins before  my scheduled time and the officer who interviewed me was super courteous and professional. He started with Civics, Speaking and writing test . Once I cleared those, officer confirmed my answers on the N400 application. Officer also printed mine oath letter for next week (Feb 19th)I was out the door within 25 mins.

Officer even complimented that he has never seen so much evidence on a N400 application. 😀As a result of that he only asked for DL, GC and passport. I had taken almost 500 pages of supporting evidences 🤷‍♂️ 

I did my oath ceremony yesterday (Feb 19) at the Plano event center and applied for passport as well! The whole N400 process took less than 7.5 months from start to finish.

 

On that note, my immigration journey finally has come to an end. Good luck to all! Here is a snapshot of my N400 Time line! 

 

Edited February 21, 2020 by sidster81

[wbeem 568]

6 minutes ago, klmnl2000 said:

Message stating that "we're taking longer than expected to process your case?" I had this message for more than a month now. I open my account every day just to see that there's nothing new...

I have I-751 pending, other than that nothing else, no name change. There are many VJ members getting their N400 approved with I-751 pending so I don't think it is an issue. 

So it's as per usual with USCIS - all over the place!  I do not have a pending i_751.  I decided to wait for my new GC before applying.  I've resisted the urge to check too often because it just stops me living my life. I'm so over this though. Two words for all this nonsense: 

HOT MESS!  

 

 

[dfw2019 7]

4 hours ago, sidster81 said:

I had my interview on Feb 13th at 1015am at USCIS Dallas office. I was called in 15 mins before  my scheduled time and the officer who interviewed me was super courteous and professional. He started with Civics, Speaking and writing test . Once I cleared those, officer confirmed my answers on the N400 application. Officer also printed mine oath letter for next week (Feb 19th)I was out the door within 25 mins.

Officer even complimented that he has never seen so much evidence on a N400 application. 😀As a result of that he only asked for DL, GC and passport. I had taken almost 500 pages of supporting evidences 🤷‍♂️ 

I did my oath ceremony yesterday (Feb 19) at the Plano event center and applied for passport as well! The whole N400 process took less than 7.5 months from start to finish.

 

On that note, my immigration journey finally has come to an end. Good luck to all! Here is a snapshot of my N400 Time line! 

 

Congratulations. Did you opt for name change. Curious if yours is administrative or judicial oath ceremony.

[sidster81 7]

6 hours ago, dfw2019 said:

Congratulations. Did you opt for name change. Curious if yours is administrative or judicial oath ceremony.

Nope, no name change. It was a administrative oath ceremony with about 800 new citizens from 85 countries. Good luck! 

[art1976 38]

 Anyone in Austin or San Antonio TX, that completed his interview in Jan 2020, was already scheduled for Oath ceremony?????

[Matt72 28]

Received the standard 'we have taken an action on your case' email today.  'Interview has been scheduled' but no date as yet online etc etc.

Just putting it out there for any of the other people in Los Angeles!

[Sam1212 2]

The same for me. I got the update (Feb 21) that they arranged an interview for me in Los Angeles. No letter yet.

 

Question: I applied based on three years (marriage) and I have my 10 years green card. Do I still need to bring my wife to N400 interview? Should I take any more marriage evidence with me? Any advise?

[sidster81 7]

Just now, Sam1212 said:

The same for me. I got the update (Feb 21) that they arranged an interview for me in Los Angeles. No letter yet.

 

Question: I applied based on three years (marriage) and I have my 10 years green card. Do I still need to bring my wife to N400 interview? Should I take any more marriage evidence with me? Any advise?

I would take the originals of what your provided initially in your N400 application. Also USC spouse is not required at the interview but good for moral support.

[Iamornext 29]

@Matt72 @Sam1212 congrats, when did you file? 

[Matt72 28]

13 minutes ago, Iamornext said:

@Matt72 @Sam1212 congrats, when did you file? 

I filed on July 20th 2019

[Iamornext 29]

@Matt72  good, I filed on the 25th, did you file under 3 years or 5?

[Matt72 28]

54 minutes ago, Iamornext said:

@Matt72  good, I filed on the 25th, did you file under 3 years or 5?

5 years - have you checked out the Google doc? 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19rv0w-Ls_-225a0AqzhsTObXb2DcT07oACpdIHhn9dE/edit#gid=1497976778

everyone's timeline is on there, so you can see how things are coming along - especially for your own area!

[usmsbow 802]

My wife's interview has been scheduled for March 27th, which coincidentally is the 5 year anniversary of her arrival here in the USA. 

[Iamornext 29]

@usmsbowcongrats what office and filling date?