John5976

The IO will have a list of 10 random questions which are exactly as its in the book. You have to answer correctly 6 of those 10 questions. If you answered correctly 6 first questions, you will not be asked 7th one.

Depending on the office you may be offered to take the oath the same day. But if you need to leave the USA, tell the IO that you rather be scheduled for oath ceremony another day.

Good luck at the interview, John!

Thank you,

So the answer you give needs to be the same as in the book?

N-400 Interview next week.

Regarding the 10 questions that they ask.

Has anyone had the experience of less questions? Also Is it multiple chose?

Do you have to answer exactly as its in the book?

Lastly do they take the green card on the spot - I have a trip the day after my interview for 2 weeks.

Thanks,

John

N-400 Interview next week.

Regarding the 10 questions that they ask.

Has anyone had the experience of less questions? Also Is it multiple chose?

Do you have to answer exactly as its in the book?

Lastly do they take the green card on the spot - I have a trip the day after my interview for 2 weeks.

Thanks,

John

USCIS West Palm Beach Office - I have an N-400 interview scheduled for the 1st. week of May 2016.

Does anyone know what the oath taking schedule is for May 2016 or later?

Where can I find this info?

Thanks

Thank you Aleful,

The issue is my passport has 0 stamps since I have been using Global entry for the past 3 years.

Any other ideas? What happens if I miss some dates on the N-400?

Thanks

Hi,

I have had a green card for over 3 years now. Im in the process of applying for N-400.

Over the past 3 years I have been traveling internationally for work alot. That said but I have been in the US most of the time still.

Do I need to show them the dates of travels @ the interview? And IN & OUT of the US?

Thanks,

I just got approved for my GC and i got a RFE for the stamp/i-94. They need to see the stamp in the passport or global entry paper when you enter.

The ESTA wont help.

Also if he came in on the VWP he should do his change of status after 61 days in the US. And not over stay.

Best for you now is getting a good lawyer who understands the VWP.

Congrats!! I pray and hope mine is that easy too....

Thanks all. Good luck

Here is my story from the interview (AOS).

We got to the AOS interview early with my lawyer and we waited in the room until my name was called out that took about 2 min.

Once my name was called out he took us to his office he swore us in and asked my wife 1 question about her name and said that the sponsor papers are approved.

Than he stated doing some work on his PC and i was all nervous.

Than he turned to me and asked me 2 questions.

1, When did we get married i said 2006 he smiled.

2, What have i been doing for the last months in the US while waiting. I said been playing golf. He smiled again.

4 min later he said i have been approved for 10 years :)He didnt ask for pictures or and other papers.

I asked him if i can get a stamp in my passport for travel he said no problem and stamped my passport since i never got a EAD combo card.

He printed out a paper saying i was approved and i said thank you.

The officer said go and play some golf and relax and he walked us out.

By the time i got to the parking lot i recived a text message and email.

This was the easiest interview ever even my lawyer was shocked. in and out within 6 min

Good luck all.

Here is my TIMELINE:

Nov 26- Sent i130,i485 and i765 ups

Nov 28- received at Chicago lockbox

Dev 4 - email t text for all 3

Dec 7 - checks cashed

Dec 15 -received hard copy for all 3

Dec 20 -received biometric apptment Dec 31

Dec 21 -biometric done (WALKIN)

Jan 2 -received hard copy for interview Feb 5

Feb 5 -Interview got approved

Here is my story from the interview (AOS).

We got to the AOS interview early with my lawyer and we waited in the room until my name was called out that took about 2 min.

Once my name was called out he took us to his office he swore us in and asked my wife 1 question about her name and said that the sponsor papers are approved.

Than he stated doing some work on his PC and i was all nervous.

Than he turned to me and asked me 2 questions.

1, When did we get married i said 2006 he smiled.

2, What have i been doing for the last months in the US while waiting. I said been playing golf. He smiled again.

4 min later he said i have been approved for 10 years :)He didnt ask for pictures or and other papers.

I asked him if i can get a stamp in my passport for travel he said no problem and stamped my passport since i never got a EAD combo card.

He printed out a paper saying i was approved and i said thank you.

The officer said go and play some golf and relax and he walked us out.

By the time i got to the parking lot i recived a text message and email.

This was the easiest interview ever even my lawyer was shocked. in and out within 6 min

Good luck all.

Here is my TIMELINE:

Nov 26- Sent i130,i485 and i765 ups

Nov 28- received at Chicago lockbox

Dev 4 - email t text for all 3

Dec 7 - checks cashed

Dec 15 -received hard copy for all 3

Dec 20 -received biometric apptment Dec 31

Dec 21 -biometric done (WALKIN)

Jan 2 -received hard copy for interview Feb 5

Feb 5 -Interview got approved