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How long to become citizen?

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Future _US_Cit   0

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I’ve been a US permanent resident for about 17 years, and live in California.
 

1) Can you please share how long did the process of becoming a US citizen take you since the moment you filed the application online until you got your interview, and then took the oath?

 

2. What documentation did you have to take to your interview? (Tax documents, marriage documents, etc.)

 

 thank you so much in advance

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29 minutes ago, Future _US_Cit said:

I’ve been a US permanent resident for about 17 years, and live in California.
 

1) Can you please share how long did the process of becoming a US citizen take you since the moment you filed the application online until you got your interview, and then took the oath?

 

2. What documentation did you have to take to your interview? (Tax documents, marriage documents, etc.)

 

 thank you so much in advance

Read the guide on this website and also on the USCIS website   It’s all there already .. And no typos or weird autocorrect 

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51 minutes ago, Future _US_Cit said:

I’ve been a US permanent resident for about 17 years, and live in California.
 

1) Can you please share how long did the process of becoming a US citizen take you since the moment you filed the application online until you got your interview, and then took the oath?

 

2. What documentation did you have to take to your interview? (Tax documents, marriage documents, etc.)

 

 thank you so much in advance

You can look up the current N-400 processing times for your field office at USCIS.gov.

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