N 400 Filers local office Boston MA filers

[Tonald 21]

Hi everyone, I filed my N-400 on the 26th of June 2020, I received biometrics re-use on august 7th and I was scheduled for interview for October 2nd by 11am a Lawrence Ma, the interview went well and in 1hr I came out with my Citizenship certificate, I went into the building as a green card holder around 10:40am and came out Around 11:55am as a US citizen, thanks to everyone on visa journey my immigration story can’t be complete without you all, I started from Adjustment of status and I never pay any lawyer a dime bcos VJ has been helpful. Wish you all good luck in all your endeavour 

[Pats5415 97]

5 hours ago, Tonald said:

Hi everyone, I filed my N-400 on the 26th of June 2020, I received biometrics re-use on august 7th and I was scheduled for interview for October 2nd by 11am a Lawrence Ma, the interview went well and in 1hr I came out with my Citizenship certificate, I went into the building as a green card holder around 10:40am and came out Around 11:55am as a US citizen, thanks to everyone on visa journey my immigration story can’t be complete without you all, I started from Adjustment of status and I never pay any lawyer a dime bcos VJ has been helpful. Wish you all good luck in all your endeavour 

Congratulations!

[citizendodo 1]

Aloha! 

 

I just received my passport today. I paid $70-ish for expedited process 3 days ago and they sped things up in typical american fashion. 

I'm not gonna fill up any spreadsheet but here is the summary for fellow immigrants/americans.

 

Application: Dec.

Interview: Sep.

Pass: Oct.

 

[Pats5415 97]

3 hours ago, citizendodo said:

Aloha! 

 

I just received my passport today. I paid $70-ish for expedited process 3 days ago and they sped things up in typical american fashion. 

I'm not gonna fill up any spreadsheet but here is the summary for fellow immigrants/americans.

 

Application: Dec.

Interview: Sep.

Pass: Oct.

 

Congrats! How many weeks did it take to get passport?

[Adella2016 20]

13 hours ago, citizendodo said:

Aloha! 

 

I just received my passport today. I paid $70-ish for expedited process 3 days ago and they sped things up in typical american fashion. 

I'm not gonna fill up any spreadsheet but here is the summary for fellow immigrants/americans.

 

Application: Dec.

Interview: Sep.

Pass: Oct.

 

OMG! I am so so happy for you! It's unbelievable. Congrats! Your journey is official over! 

 

 I applied a week ago and its in process. I paid for expedited as well, but not sure how long does it take these days. My mom got stroke last year, and always feels bad, want to make sure I have a passport if anything happens. 

[USAjune2016 101]

12 hours ago, Adella2016 said:

OMG! I am so so happy for you! It's unbelievable. Congrats! Your journey is official over! 

 

 I applied a week ago and its in process. I paid for expedited as well, but not sure how long does it take these days. My mom got stroke last year, and always feels bad, want to make sure I have a passport if anything happens. 

Prayers to your mom, the toughest part of immigration is being away from our parents especially when they get sick. I haven’t seen my parents in 5 years. 

[Calstor77 17]

On 10/7/2020 at 6:57 PM, citizendodo said:

Aloha! 

 

I just received my passport today. I paid $70-ish for expedited process 3 days ago and they sped things up in typical american fashion. 

I'm not gonna fill up any spreadsheet but here is the summary for fellow immigrants/americans.

 

Application: Dec.

Interview: Sep.

Pass: Oct.

 

Congratulations 

[Calstor77 17]

On 10/8/2020 at 8:40 AM, Adella2016 said:

OMG! I am so so happy for you! It's unbelievable. Congrats! Your journey is official over! 

 

 I applied a week ago and its in process. I paid for expedited as well, but not sure how long does it take these days. My mom got stroke last year, and always feels bad, want to make sure I have a passport if anything happens. 

That’s the hardest part of our lives .
My prayers to your Mom and my best wishes !

[Calstor77 17]

Hi folks  . I’m preparing for the interview and I have a few questions 

 

is there any ( vocabulary ) questions regarding your experiences ? 
 

whats the parts of the test and how does they arrange it ? 
reading- writing - civics - n 400 ?? In which manner ? What else is included ? 

 

Thanks in advance 
 

[Pats5415 97]

5 minutes ago, Calstor77 said:

Hi folks  . I’m preparing for the interview and I have a few questions 

 

is there any ( vocabulary ) questions regarding your experiences ? 
 

whats the parts of the test and how does they arrange it ? 
reading- writing - civics - n 400 ?? In which manner ? What else is included ? 

 

Thanks in advance 
 

Congrats! My test went civics, Readingr, Writing..the n400 was done in between that...my reading was "what do we pay to the government"? I had to write "we pay taxes"...it's not that difficult. Good luck!

[chinesesatellite 13]

I filed my application in Portland, OR in February 2020. After my biometrics taken in March, I had no movement on my case for months. I moved to Boston inn the beginning October, and filed my change of address. Today I just got a notification that my interview has been scheduled in Boston. I'm so pleasantly surprised! Looks like the Boston office is working more efficiently than the Portland one. I will update once I have my interview date  

[chinesesatellite 13]

I just got scheduled for my interview. It is on November 3rd, election day!

Edited October 13, 2020 by shebeingbrand

[Waffle123 36]

Hi everyone, I just received my interview notice and to my surprise it will not be at the Lawrence office where I have been multiple times but in some governmental building in Boston city center. Has anyone had their interview there? Any ideas if this is normal? I may be overthinking this but definitely a bit nervous.

Could it be because I wanted a name change?

Also, did anyone filing under the 3 year rule bring their joint marriage docs? (proof docs for i-751) like joint insurance, bank accounts, etc.

Thanks!

 

Edited October 13, 2020 by Anezka

[chinesesatellite 13]

28 minutes ago, Anezka said:

Hi everyone, I just received my interview notice and to my surprise it will not be at the Lawrence office where I have been multiple times but in some governmental building in Boston city center. Has anyone had their interview there? Any ideas if this is normal? I may be overthinking this but definitely a bit nervous.

Could it be because I wanted a name change?

Also, did anyone filing under the 3 year rule bring their joint marriage docs? (proof docs for i-751) like joint insurance, bank accounts, etc.

Thanks!

 

The JFK Federal Building is where the Boston USCIS office is.

[Calstor77 17]

1 hour ago, shebeingbrand said:

I just got scheduled for my interview. It is on November 3rd, election day!

Congratulations.. good luck