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Hi guys!

 

I have an upcoming interview for this Thursday in Newark NJ. Based on 5 year rule petitioned by my US citizen father.

From the time I applied for my n400 to today, a lot of things has changed.

1. I quit my job which I wrote as my employer on my application, and 2. I got married and 3. I had typed 1965 instead of 1964 on my dad's birthdate. :(

 

I understand I would have to tell the IO these information on the day of my interview. 

 

Due to all  these, is there a possibility that my application would then be delayed and would need a supervisor's approval?

I am part of a FB group with n400, and some were not approved on the spot due to additional changes in their application and now I am worried. 

 

Thank you!

 
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