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barbie.ness   15

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NEED SOME ANSWERS, Please! 😇

Hello everyone, hope all is well. I have a few questions about my upcoming interview for naturalization on September 2019 at the Guam Field Office (770 EAST SUNSET BLVD, SUITE 185 BARRIGADA, GU  96913 USA), 
 

1. Do you know if the Guam Field office administers intereview and oath ON THE SAME DAY? 

 

2. Do your have any idea if they have expedited service for US passports?

 

3. If you can share some naturalization interview tips, that will be awesome!!!  

 

Thank you in advance for your help. 

 

May God bless you more. 

 

:) 

 

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Lezzyme1979   38

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Hello, to answer your questions:

1. The oath will be held on a different day. Depending on their schedule, you might only be able to wait for a few days after the interview.

2. The Rev and Tax process the passports and yes they can expedite your passport, however, they will still have to send the paper work in Hawaii. Expedited doesn't mean 3 business days. It would be longer.

3. My interviewer was really nice. He asked me 5 questions from the 100 questions they ask you to studio. He also made me read. Basically, the interviewer just wants to know if you can fully understand and speak English.

K1 Visa                                                                                   AOS

03/28/2016 - I-129F Sent                                  02/10/2017 -  AOS/EAD/AP Application Sent

04/14/2016 - NOA1 Received                             02/21/2017 -  NOA 1 - email received

06/17/2016 - Approved                                     03/15/2017 -  Infopass Scheduled

06/24/2016 - NOA 2 Received                            03/15/2017 - Biometrics Done

09/14/2016 - Medical                                                   04/06/2017 - "Ready to Schedule for Interview"

09/29/2016 - Interview! APPROVED                     04/20/2017 - AP - approved

10/03/2016 - Visa Received                               05/09/2017 - EAD/AP card received

12/31/2016 - Wedding.                                    05/15/2017 - AOS interview - Approved!

                                                                                        05/15/2017 - New Card is Being Produced

                                                                                        05/23/2017 - Green Card received.

 

ROC                                                                                             N-400

02/18/2019 - I-751 sent                                              09/18/2020 - Submit Online     

02/25/2019 - USPS Delivered Docs                          09/20/2020 - USCIS receipt email

03/06/2019 - Check electronically processed.       01/04/2021 - Biometrics

03/08/2019 - NOA1 received                                     02/18/2021 - Interview Scheduled

09/06/2019 - Biometrics Appointment                    02/18/2021 - Passed

01/06/2020 - New Card is Being Produced            03/04/2021 - Oath Taking

01/09/2020 - Case Approved

01/14/2020 - Card Received

 

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Hi! How did getting your passport go in Guam? I'm applying under 319b out of Australia and wonder how would I get back to Australia? Using my new American passport or my foreign Ukrainian passport that I have an Australia visa with?

 

Thanks in advance!

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Crazy Cat   41,756

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In summary, it took 13 months for approval of the CR-1.  It took 44 months for approval of the I-751.  It took 4 months for approval of the N-400.   It took 172 days from N-400 application to Oath Ceremony.   It took 6 weeks for Passport, then 7 additional weeks for return of wife's Naturalization Certificate.. 
 

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