N-400 January 2024 filers

[Lanzoni 38]

1 minute ago, MT2021 said:

Congratulations…. I have interview today

Thanks and good luck! 

[MT2021 66]

Just now, Lanzoni said:

Thanks and good luck! 

Thanks … did they schedule you for oath ceremony yet?

[Lanzoni 38]

2 minutes ago, MT2021 said:

Thanks … did they schedule you for oath ceremony yet?

No, they said it will take at least two weeks for me to get the notice. 

[NotworkSte 19]

Interview passed, took around 10-15 mins.

Oath scheduled for tomorrow at the Tampa USCIS office. They had ceremonies today so I kind of hoped I could get it done. 24 hour wait is good though.

Edited April 8 by NotworkSte

[samdog 56]

For those who finished their a combo interview, did you take two photocopies of each evidence (one for I-751 and one for N-400) in case they ask for it?

 

Or did you just take all the originals that were submitted as photocopies/ e-copies during both applications? I compiled a list here:

 

[OldUser 6,583]

46 minutes ago, samdog said:

For those who finished their a combo interview, did you take two photocopies of each evidence (one for I-751 and one for N-400) in case they ask for it?

 

Or did you just take all the originals that were submitted as photocopies/ e-copies during both applications? I compiled a list here:

 

Always take originals of documents to the interview. 

 

When filing the forms, copies are OK unless it's a document that you can get many copies of easily (certified marriage certificate, bank statements etc).

[Letspaintcookies 2,310]

5 hours ago, OldUser said:

Always take originals of documents to the interview. 

 

When filing the forms, copies are OK unless it's a document that you can get many copies of easily (certified marriage certificate, bank statements etc).

Pff that marriage certificate costs like $30 with shipping. They get a copy 😅

[samdog 56]

8 hours ago, OldUser said:

Always take originals of documents to the interview. 

 

When filing the forms, copies are OK unless it's a document that you can get many copies of easily (certified marriage certificate, bank statements etc).

You both missed my point entirely.......

 

Of course I am taking originals of everything (passports, GC, EAD, birth certificates etc.) - my intention of making that comment was to ask whether I should take two COPIES of each of the originals in case they ask for separate ones for I-751 and N-400.

[OldUser 6,583]

25 minutes ago, samdog said:

You both missed my point entirely.......

 

Of course I am taking originals of everything (passports, GC, EAD, birth certificates etc.) - my intention of making that comment was to ask whether I should take two COPIES of each of the originals in case they ask for separate ones for I-751 and N-400.

I would only take one copy, but it's your call. I typically like being bullet proof, but two copies feel like an overkill. You have one alien file in the system, I'm sure they can share this evidence?

Others can suggest.

[minivatreni 193]

29 minutes ago, samdog said:

You both missed my point entirely.......

 

Of course I am taking originals of everything (passports, GC, EAD, birth certificates etc.) - my intention of making that comment was to ask whether I should take two COPIES of each of the originals in case they ask for separate ones for I-751 and N-400.

Just take one copy. If you’ve uploaded the documents to the USCIS website you’re fine just taking originals too. They should have the copies on file. 

[samdog 56]

Thanks, @minivatreni and @OldUser!

[NotworkSte 19]

I’m all finished. N400 was by far easiest and fastest part of the journey. Had oath ceremony today in Tampa.

[samdog 56]

Just finished the I-751 + N-400 combo interview at the St. Louis, MO office.

 

Went in at 9:10 and came out at 9:31. US citizen spouse was present for the first 5 ish minutes and then it was just me later. Officer just verified all the dates and asked 6 questions and then verified my driver's license + passport + (expired) green card + SSN card. They took away my OPT EAD (was on F-1 visa before I met my spouse) and the EAD/AP combo card, lol.

 

They did not take any copies from me that I had printed, and didn't look at any other original documentation.

 

At the end they gave me a sheet of paper that said they have recommended my approval and that they will send oath ceremony appointment via USPS. Case status changed for I-751 as approved and for N-400 as oath ceremony will be mailed.

Edited April 11 by samdog
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[brazibride 43]

Anyone from San Antonio FO? 

[Nastya_7smile 97]

1 hour ago, samdog said:

Just finished the I-751 + N-400 combo interview at the St. Louis, MO office.

 

Went in at 9:10 and came out at 9:31. US citizen spouse was present for the first 5 ish minutes and then it was just me later. Officer just verified all the dates and asked 6 questions and then verified my driver's license + passport + (expired) green card + SSN card. They took away my OPT EAD (was on F-1 visa before I met my spouse) and the EAD/AP combo card, lol.

 

They did not take any copies from me that I had printed, and didn't look at any other original documentation.

 

At the end they gave me a sheet of paper that said they have recommended my approval and that they will send oath ceremony appointment via USPS. Case status changed for I-751 as approved and for N-400 as oath ceremony will be mailed.

Congratulations!!!