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7 hours ago, sdave said:

I got an interview scheduled for Nov 23rd at Philly. 
 

I didn’t know they did interviews on Saturday. 
 

I applied Aug 12 under the 3 year rule. 

Nice, maybe they are doing on Saturdays to reduce backlogs

this is a first time i heard Saturday interview,

good luck.

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Wife had her oath ceremony today in San Antonio, TX. First, we were made to wait in a different room because the naturalization room was full. After 15-20 mins, we saw people leaving with certificates in their hands. As we entered the naturalization room, the guests were separated and were made to sit in a different group but in the same room. No photography or videography was allowed. They then asked to fill-up N445 and distributed the voting registration form as today was the last day to register for the vote in Texas. Later they came to collect the filled-up form and green cards. The officer from the voting office first explained about the process to fill the form. Later, another officer announced set of rules like no photography and videography, one must check and sign the certificate before leaving the parking lot as it will cost 500+ dollars to rectify the error. She also mentioned one needs to visit social security office after 2 weeks to get their social updated despite filling it in the N400 form and passport application doesn't have to wait for this. They also asked guests to take off the caps if they are not wearing it for religious reasons.  Then another officer came and asked them to say “I do” in unison after he says the oath. He made them practice twice. Then he said the entire oath and people at the end said “I do”. All of them were then asked to collect their certificate and leave the building. They could still check for errors outside the building and guards will let them in if there’s any issues with the certificate.  The whole process like an hour. 

Once outside the office, we checked the certificate as there was some issue with her last name during her interview. My wife’s last name as per her marriage certificate was “ABC-XYZ”. In her passport and GC, it was “ABC XYZ”. During her interview, the officer mentioned her official name is same as her marriage certificate i.e. “ABC-XYZ” but can do a name change during oath. The naturalization certificate she got had “ABC XYZ” as her name and it was stapled with a name change decree from West Texas Court with the court seal. Glad we dont have to do any name change in her other documents/accounts. Once we were outside, she signed the certificate and the people from voting office had setup a booth outside where they were collecting the filled forms. 
 

Her ordeal is over but mine is still in limbo despite both of us submitting on the same day. Will keep posting as and when I get any updates on my case. 

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