N-400 March 2022 Filers

[MrsFields 9]

On 10/6/2022 at 9:52 PM, MrsFields said:

Got my interview notice after 6 mos! Waiting for my mail. 🥳

November 7 it is! Review time!🥰

[NYC-AB 56]

3 months after moving, we've gotten the interview notice in our new CA jurisdiction! (Mid-November).

[phoenyxx 30]

Application scheduled!! Nov 2022.

Why am I suddenly nervous?!!

 

Now, to study!!!

[Trif2018 36]

7 minutes ago, phoenyxx said:

Application scheduled!! Nov 2022.

Why am I suddenly nervous?!!

 

Now, to study!!!

Congratulations and good luck! How many weeks did they give you from interview notice to the actual interview? Good luck with the study

[phoenyxx 30]

7 minutes ago, Trif2018 said:

Congratulations and good luck! How many weeks did they give you from interview notice to the actual interview? Good luck with the study

thank you! i have the citizenship test for '21-'22, but i need to get the '20-'21 one

 

Just over 5 weeks - its on Nov 21, interview scheduled Oc. 6.

[NYC-AB 56]

On 10/14/2022 at 11:34 AM, phoenyxx said:

thank you! i have the citizenship test for '21-'22, but i need to get the '20-'21 one

 

Just over 5 weeks - its on Nov 21, interview scheduled Oc. 6.

You've got this!!!

[JasonPII 30]

I passed my citizenship interview today. Here is what happened during the interview.

The officer asked for my full time and she went right into the civics test.

 

1. What does the Constitution do?

2. When was the Constitution written?

3. Who is in charge of the executive branch?

4. What are two major political parties in the United States?

5. Name one right only for United States citizens.

6. What is the highest court in the United States?

The sentence I had to read was: "How many Senators do we have?"
The sentence I had to write was: "We have one hundred (I spelled it out) Senators."

 

The N-400 questions are primarily about the security questions. Lots of them. The Yes or No questions in that form.

This is a marriage case but surprisingly my officer (who was by the way extremely nice) did ask anything about my spouse. The only thing she asked about us was if we had any proof that we are living together, to which I gave her tax return, copies of my car registration (2), latest bank statement and a letter from my mother in law.

My Oath ceremony is next Wednesday 10/26. Surprisingly, I guess they are trying to pack that date to the fullest and luckily I and many others were given that date.

 

My USCIS office is in Sacramento California.

Edited October 18, 2022 by JasonPII

[NYC-AB 56]

36 minutes ago, JasonPII said:

I passed my citizenship interview today. Here is what happened during the interview.

The officer asked for my full time and she went right into the civics test.

 

1. What does the Constitution do?

2. When was the Constitution written?

3. Who is in charge of the executive branch?

4. What are two major political parties in the United States?

5. Name one right only for United States citizens.

6. What is the highest court in the United States?

The sentence I had to read was: "How many Senators do we have?"
The sentence I had to write was: "We have one hundred (I spelled it out) Senators."

 

The N-400 questions are primarily about the security questions. Lots of them. The Yes or No questions in that form.

This is a marriage case but surprisingly my officer (who was by the way extremely nice) did ask anything about my spouse. The only thing she asked about us was if we had any proof that we are living together, to which I gave her tax return, copies of my car registration (2), latest bank statement and a letter from my mother in law.

My Oath ceremony is next Wednesday 10/26. Surprisingly, I guess they are trying to pack that date to the fullest and luckily I and many others were given that date.

 

My USCIS office is in Sacramento California.

Awesome to hear! Our USCIS office is Sacramento as well.

 

I obviously submitted all of our documentation with the N400 application (joint bank statements, insurance policies, etc.), but since my wife and I moved across the country, do you think it's best to bring new documentation showing the new address as well?

Edited October 18, 2022 by NYC-AB

[phoenyxx 30]

21 hours ago, JasonPII said:

I passed my citizenship interview today. Here is what happened during the interview.

The officer asked for my full time and she went right into the civics test.

 

1. What does the Constitution do?

2. When was the Constitution written?

3. Who is in charge of the executive branch?

4. What are two major political parties in the United States?

5. Name one right only for United States citizens.

6. What is the highest court in the United States?

The sentence I had to read was: "How many Senators do we have?"
The sentence I had to write was: "We have one hundred (I spelled it out) Senators."

 

The N-400 questions are primarily about the security questions. Lots of them. The Yes or No questions in that form.

This is a marriage case but surprisingly my officer (who was by the way extremely nice) did ask anything about my spouse. The only thing she asked about us was if we had any proof that we are living together, to which I gave her tax return, copies of my car registration (2), latest bank statement and a letter from my mother in law.

My Oath ceremony is next Wednesday 10/26. Surprisingly, I guess they are trying to pack that date to the fullest and luckily I and many others were given that date.

 

My USCIS office is in Sacramento California.

Congrats!

I actually had to refresh my memory on #2 since there are 3 dates (written, ratified and in operation).

What time was your interview? I'm holding out hope that I might get to do it same day..

[morancg 6]

Oath ceremony scheduled today for November 2nd (Dallas), 8 days after interview with my case recommended for approval the same day. Not sure if the folks which got the no decision verdict would be in the same timeline, hopefully yes. Wish everyone here the best of luck and hang in there a bit, we're all getting close to the goal, stay strong people! 

[JasonPII 30]

On 10/18/2022 at 2:00 PM, NYC-AB said:

Awesome to hear! Our USCIS office is Sacramento as well.

 

I obviously submitted all of our documentation with the N400 application (joint bank statements, insurance policies, etc.), but since my wife and I moved across the country, do you think it's best to bring new documentation showing the new address as well?

The officer asked us for proof that we are living together and we've been staying at the same house since I 485. So I would imagine that it would be best for you to bring documentation to show you are living together at the new address.

On 10/19/2022 at 11:05 AM, phoenyxx said:

Congrats!

I actually had to refresh my memory on #2 since there are 3 dates (written, ratified and in operation).

What time was your interview? I'm holding out hope that I might get to do it same day..

My interview was scheduled at 9:55 am. Actually got called at around 10:25 am.
 

[phoenyxx 30]

2 hours ago, JasonPII said:

My interview was scheduled at 9:55 am. Actually got called at around 10:25 am.

Ah.

They set mine for 8am. 

[PlusUltra 8]

Interview was today - it went well and got approved!! Waiting for the oath taking ceremony schedule now. Good luck to everyone!!

 

On a side note, I asked the IO if a name change back to my maiden name after a divorce would delay the oath taking by a couple of months and she said yes so I didn't proceed with it. I'm not sure if I made a very big mistake or I can use a divorce decree (name change not part of judgement) as a document to change my name back

[kayjee 41]

Hey guys,

 

my interview is on Tuesday. Can

you guys confirm what documents to take along ? Filed on bases of marriage. And we just take originals right ? No copies ?

[phoenyxx 30]

On 10/20/2022 at 6:28 PM, PlusUltra said:

Interview was today - it went well and got approved!! Waiting for the oath taking ceremony schedule now. Good luck to everyone!!

 

On a side note, I asked the IO if a name change back to my maiden name after a divorce would delay the oath taking by a couple of months and she said yes so I didn't proceed with it. I'm not sure if I made a very big mistake or I can use a divorce decree (name change not part of judgement) as a document to change my name back

Hmm. I'm wondering the same. I never legally changed my name on anything - SSN, driver's license still have maiden name. But all the notices from USCIS have my married name, because my dumbass wrote my current legal name as FirstName MiddleName MarriedName. Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu.

Won't you be able to change it at the interview?