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My oath ceremony was on Friday. Scheduled at 7:30am, started around 8 and lasted 50 minutes. I was out by 9am. There was 80 new citizens from 30-35 different countries and 90 new citizens from Cuba I'm so happy naturalization process is over!
I applied for passport this morning.
I know I wasn't very chatty here, but i was following daily all your posts and it helped a lot So, thank you everyone!

Hey Everyone,
I had my interview this morning and I got approved! I am scheduled for oath on April 22 at 7:30am.
I forgot to mention before that they scheduled my interview at Kendall office, and not Miami office. IO told me that Miami is little behind so they are sending applications to Kendall.
My interview was scheduled at 9:15am. I was called by IO, a very nice young lady, around 10am. We went to her office, i swore to tell the truth and she started with civics questions. I answered all 6, so we went to reading and writing. Then she started asking questions from my n400 form. Everything was going super fast. I was prepared to explain every question, but she was satisfied with short answers I was little worried when we got to "time outside US" because last year i spent 8 months traveling India and Europe. She just asked "why", and she was fine with my answer.
She didn't ask so much about my marriage. She only asked "who lives with you at this address?" and when I said my husband she just asked "is it only two of you?". And that was it. I was so nervous after reading experiences from other VJs who applied under 3 years rule. Also, she didn't ask for any extra documents, so I told her that i have 2015 tax return and lease agreement with both of our names which i didn't submit with application. She took that. Then she said that i am approved and to go to waiting room and wait for oath letter. I waited about 30 minutes for that.
When i got home i remembered that she didn't ask me to sign pictures. Did everyone do that?
I'm so happy i'm done with the interview! Just oath ceremony and passport left

I was out of town for few days, and when i got back yesterday I found interview notice in the mail. Scheduled for Tuesday 4/12 at 9:15am. My status changed from "in line" to "interview scheduled" on February 26th, but i didnt want to say anything until i get the letter
Also, CONGRATULATIONS to emki, another1, skyajnas, Vi mazzella, moemac59, dan.and.audrey, PI314, Spoom and sxm!!!!

Did early biometrics yesterday, 01/04.
I will be out of town next week, so i decided to try to do it early instead of changing my plans or rescheduling appt. So i went to the local office early morning and this grumpy man at the front desk said that they don't accept walk-ins and i will have to reschedule my appt. I tried to explain him situation but he didn't want to listen, he interrupted me and said that I can sit there and wait, and maybe by the end of the day they will let me do fingerprints. So i told him I will come back later, before they close and try again. And i did, I went back to the office about 30 minutes before closing time. There was the same man but with completely different attitude. He was smiling, talking and trying to be funny by making jokes He listened to my explanation and let me in, but he said that I shouldn't tell anyone because they really do not accept walk-ins, and a lots of people are coming early because they red it on internet