carly1981

Hey all,



Had my interview this morning at the Chicago office and passed! :-) Wanted to share my experience in case it helped anyone.



I arrived at 8am for an 8.30am appt – checked in and was given a buzzer. The officer came to collect me around 8.20am and was completely done by 8.50am which would have been quicker had we not have spent so much time talking about traveling and other random stuff. She was a really nice immigration officer and put me right at ease. She joked with me that she still had to make me take the written and verbal English test even though I'm British and have never spoken a language other than English. Which is completely besides the point but wanted to let you know that you can get nice, friendly IO's.



She only asked to see my green card and State ID but not my passport or social security which I had with me anyway.



I can't remember all of the questions but I was only asked six and the ones I can remember are below:



Who is the chief justice?

How many members in the House of Representatives?

How long is a US Representative elected for?

What month do we vote for the President?



Best of luck to everyone! Now just waiting for my oath letter – keeping fingers crossed its sooner rather than later!