N400 October 2019 Filers!

[geroaj 46]

1 hour 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!

Congrats!

[Nexans 14]

34 minutes ago, geroaj said:

Congrats!

Congratulations, if u don’t mind; what are the civil test questions and the reading and writing test please?

[whimper 8]

5 hours 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!!!

[Deagle 508]

Just like this very day, and in these hours of the year 2015, I was up in the air en route from Germany and about to land in USA for the first time. Tomorrow marks my 5th year anniversary in the US. A lot happened in these 5 years but I am grateful for everything, good and bad. Life is a gift so we must appreciate it. Good luck everyone!

[AmericanLife 39]

10 hours 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!

Congrats🙌🏿

7 minutes ago, Deagle said:

Just like this very day, and in these hours of the year 2015, I was up in the air en route from Germany and about to land in USA for the first time. Tomorrow marks my 5th year anniversary in the US. A lot happened in these 5 years but I am grateful for everything, good and bad. Life is a gift so we must appreciate it. Good luck everyone!

Happy anniversary!

[Anggva 22]

18 hours ago, Nexans said:

Congratulations, if u don’t mind; what are the civil test questions and the reading and writing test please?

Civic questions were:

Who is the governor of Florida?

What is the capital of Florida?

Who is my representative in the House of Representatives?

Who does the senator represent?

What is the political party of the President?

When do we celebrate Independence Day?

 

For English test I was asked to read the sentence: "What do we pay to the government?" and write: "We pay taxes".

[Nexans 14]

55 minutes ago, Anggva said:

Civic questions were:

Who is the governor of Florida?

What is the capital of Florida?

Who is my representative in the House of Representatives?

Who does the senator represent?

What is the political party of the President?

When do we celebrate Independence Day?

 

For English test I was asked to read the sentence: "What do we pay to the government?" and write: "We pay taxes".

Thanks a lot

[soda11 4]

Congratulations to all the appointments and good luck with the upcoming interviews!

 

The odd thing about my account is that the estimated case completion date says May 2020 (4 months) and it says the same thing on the bottom for Estimated wait time: 4 months. A while ago this used to be labeled as March but went up to May. 

 

San Antonio office, filed 05Oct and Bio 07Nov filing on 3 year rule. 

[Anifowose017 2]

11 minutes ago, soda11 said:

Congratulations to all the appointments and good luck with the upcoming interviews!

 

The odd thing about my account is that the estimated case completion date says May 2020 (4 months) and it says the same thing on the bottom for Estimated wait time: 4 months. A while ago this used to be labeled as March but went up to May. 

 

San Antonio office, filed 05Oct and Bio 07Nov filing on 3 year rule. 

Do you have interview date yet?

[soda11 4]

19 minutes ago, Anifowose017 said:

Do you have interview date yet?

Not yet, still waiting!

[Anifowose017 2]

34 minutes ago, soda11 said:

Not yet, still waiting!

Ok 

[Giovanna024 442]

12 hours ago, Deagle said:

Just like this very day, and in these hours of the year 2015, I was up in the air en route from Germany and about to land in USA for the first time. Tomorrow marks my 5th year anniversary in the US. A lot happened in these 5 years but I am grateful for everything, good and bad. Life is a gift so we must appreciate it. Good luck everyone!

Happy Anniversary

[alborosie8090 17]

On 1/17/2020 at 7:18 AM, soda11 said:

Congratulations to all the appointments and good luck with the upcoming interviews!

 

The odd thing about my account is that the estimated case completion date says May 2020 (4 months) and it says the same thing on the bottom for Estimated wait time: 4 months. A while ago this used to be labeled as March but went up to May. 

 

San Antonio office, filed 05Oct and Bio 07Nov filing on 3 year rule. 

Finally got caught up reading through all this thread. We are similar in that the estimated completion date says June 2020 but for Estimated Wait time it says 4 months. However now lots of posts with people having movement so I am wondering how accurate this is! We were actually planning a 2 week trip abroad for April and now I'm a bit nervous to with the random timeline changes. We filed Oct 19, Biometrics Nov.1 Online it just says we have reviewed your biometrics and nothing else....

[bond1980 4]

Hello everyone,

 

is anyone from national benifit center ? 

bio was done on OCT 24th still waiting for interview

anyone from same service center waiting  for interview?

[Cécy 44]

On 1/19/2020 at 1:55 AM, bond1980 said:

Hello everyone,

 

is anyone from national benifit center ? 

bio was done on OCT 24th still waiting for interview

anyone from same service center waiting  for interview?

Interviews are at your local office, regardless of how you files. You can take a look at the VJ timelines to Guesstimate how long it takes for your area.