N400 October 2019 Filers!

[AmericanLife 39]

1 minute ago, JarodUS said:

@AmericanLife, congrats my friend, mine is next week.

Your interview is next week?! Niceeee! Congrats my friend!

[JarodUS 36]

Just now, AmericanLife said:

Your interview is next week?! Niceeee! Congrats my friend!

Thanks, I will keep you posted with the rest of the Chicago filers 

[AmericanLife 39]

Just now, JarodUS said:

Thanks, I will keep you posted with the rest of the Chicago filers 

Yes and thank you! When did you receive notification of your scheduled interview? Since I don't have my letter yet, I kinda wanna gauge when my interview date would be🤣🤦‍♂️

[JarodUS 36]

11 minutes ago, AmericanLife said:

Yes and thank you! When did you receive notification of your scheduled interview? Since I don't have my letter yet, I kinda wanna gauge when my interview date would be🤣🤦‍♂️

I got it on December 17 and interview January 22, little bit over a month .

[AmericanLife 39]

1 minute ago, JarodUS said:

I got it on December 17 and interview January 22, little bit over a month .

Oh that's good! Gives me the time to study the civil/naturalization booklet. Praying and keeping my fingers crossed for you

[JarodUS 36]

Just now, AmericanLife said:

Oh that's good! Gives me the time to study the civil/naturalization booklet. Praying and keeping my fingers crossed for you

Ameen.

[Zkot4ov 31]

2 hours ago, AmericanLife said:

Yes, and don't be confused🤣 be happy for me🤷‍♂️🤣

And yeahhhhh... I'm in Chicago🥰

Lol I think using the word confused is incorrect here. I ment to say I wanted to clarify. 

 

I'm extremely happy for you. I applied about 3 weeks after you so I'm very happy that the estimated wait time is not in anyway close to what the actual time is. Wish you the best on interview day.

[vintage10 12]

21 hours ago, AmericanLife said:

 

Awesome news Congrats. 

[Amadia 711]

21 hours ago, AmericanLife said:

 

Congrats on getting your interview scheduled!

[AmericanLife 39]

22 minutes ago, Amadia said:

Congrats on getting your interview scheduled!

Thanks🦾🙌🏿🤝

27 minutes ago, vintage10 said:

Awesome news Congrats. 

Thanks🤣🦾🙌🏿🤝

[KP2019 25]

hey guys, can you please update the google sheet?

[ascazubi 9]

Anyone have an interview scheduled already that still has their I-751 pending? 

If so....does your N-400 interview appointment notice say anything about it being a I-751 and N-400 combo interview?

Very curious to see what we should be expecting at the interview on Feb. 18th.....

[Anggva 22]

Just got home from my interview. Recommended for approval!

 

The whole interview took about 20 minutes; the officer was the same lady that did our green card interview back in 2016. 

I applied using 3-year rule, so the officer started with asking me if my marriage was in good standing, then she asked me to confirm my date of birth and address, then asked me civics questions (she asked 6, I answered all correctly). Then she did the English language part: I had to read a sentence from a tablet and then write a sentence on the same tablet. After this, she asked me about the traffic violations that I mentioned on my applications. I had two minor fender-benders back in 2013-2014 and I submitted the documents proving that I paid the fines. I also brought printed out copies of those, but she didn't ask for them. Then, she asked me questions from the application (have I ever been a terrorist, a vigilante, etc, do I promise to respect the Constitution). After all this, I had to confirm that my information is correct and she said that I should get oath ceremony appointment within two months. I'm changing my middle name, so it's going to be a courthouse ceremony.

My status on the USCIS website is still the same, but it'll probably take a couple of days to update.

 

This is a huge relief! I've been super stressed out about the interview!

[Beddy2015 88]

19 minutes ago, Anggva said:

Just got home from my interview. Recommended for approval!

 

The whole interview took about 20 minutes; the officer was the same lady that did our green card interview back in 2016. 

I applied using 3-year rule, so the officer started with asking me if my marriage was in good standing, then she asked me to confirm my date of birth and address, then asked me civics questions (she asked 6, I answered all correctly). Then she did the English language part: I had to read a sentence from a tablet and then write a sentence on the same tablet. After this, she asked me about the traffic violations that I mentioned on my applications. I had two minor fender-benders back in 2013-2014 and I submitted the documents proving that I paid the fines. I also brought printed out copies of those, but she didn't ask for them. Then, she asked me questions from the application (have I ever been a terrorist, a vigilante, etc, do I promise to respect the Constitution). After all this, I had to confirm that my information is correct and she said that I should get oath ceremony appointment within two months. I'm changing my middle name, so it's going to be a courthouse ceremony.

My status on the USCIS website is still the same, but it'll probably take a couple of days to update.

 

This is a huge relief! I've been super stressed out about the interview!

Congratulations ! 

 

[JarodUS 36]

21 minutes ago, Anggva said:

Just got home from my interview. Recommended for approval!

 

The whole interview took about 20 minutes; the officer was the same lady that did our green card interview back in 2016. 

I applied using 3-year rule, so the officer started with asking me if my marriage was in good standing, then she asked me to confirm my date of birth and address, then asked me civics questions (she asked 6, I answered all correctly). Then she did the English language part: I had to read a sentence from a tablet and then write a sentence on the same tablet. After this, she asked me about the traffic violations that I mentioned on my applications. I had two minor fender-benders back in 2013-2014 and I submitted the documents proving that I paid the fines. I also brought printed out copies of those, but she didn't ask for them. Then, she asked me questions from the application (have I ever been a terrorist, a vigilante, etc, do I promise to respect the Constitution). After all this, I had to confirm that my information is correct and she said that I should get oath ceremony appointment within two months. I'm changing my middle name, so it's going to be a courthouse ceremony.

My status on the USCIS website is still the same, but it'll probably take a couple of days to update.

 

This is a huge relief! I've been super stressed out about the interview!

Congratulation Anggva,