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I second what previous posters suggest. I would honestly reschedule the trip if possible or at the very least push the date and pray you get same day oath.

Hey everyone! Had my oath ceremony this morning. The entire process was about 1.5 hours long including check in. Only document they asked for was green card and any other uscis issued documents as EADs. I am relieved this immigration process is finally over!! Next step is passport! Good luck to all those waiting. The wait may be long but not forever!

Hi y'all! Quick question! Do I need to bring any documents to oath ceremony such as birth, marriage etc. I mean outside of what the notice said to bring. My ceremony is Tuesday and I'm flying back to CT tonight so I just want to make sure I bring everything needed with me!

Did you check online to see if there was a notice letter in the document section?

I filed under the three year rule, even though I've had my GC for 6 years. At the time I didn't realize I could have done the 5 year rule!! Anyways, we owed taxes and had a payment arrangement so he asked me for that document and made a copy of it. The only other document I showed was divorce papers from previous marriage and that was to confirm dates aligned. I brought with me all documents submitted online but he never asked for any of that. Not even tax transcripts from last 3 yrs. I recommend taking all documents submitted with you because you never know what they're going to ask for!

Thank you!! I believe the questions asked were: 1. What are two rights in the Declaration of Independence? 2. What is the capital of your state? 3. The House of Representatives has how many voting members? 4. What does the President’s Cabinet do? 5. Name one promise you make when you become a U.s.citizen? 6. Who was the first president? NOT IN THIS ORDER!

Quick update! My oath ceremony got reschedule yesterday because they had printer issues and was unable to print a few of us certificate. So I was rescheduled for Feb 11th. Unfortunately I will have to fly back for it, but that's OK!

Hey y'all!! Had my interview this morning and passed. Oath is later today at 2pm. Overall the interview was not bad. The officer did not smile at all during the process and kept the conversation strictly business. Appt was scheduled for 10:45am waited only a few mins before getting called in. Did the swear and he jumped right into it. We started with reading and writing then civic test. He went through the application process. When he got to the tax question, I told him we owed tax and had a payment plan. He asked for a copy of the payment plan (thankfully I had it with me). I also told him about our PCS move and he asked for a copy of my husband's orders. Because of that he told me I could do the Oath today. I was so happy to hear that because my flight is tomorrow lol. So I'm sitting in my car downtown killing time before going bk in for the Oath ceremony. I have two hours of waiting but it's pointless to go home and come bk.

Thank you! This is worth a shot. I will try calling to see if that is possible.

Got my "interview scheduled for Jan 21, 2025 today! Filed July 11th Did Bio july 29th The problem I'm having is we're making a PCS military move cross country about the 1st week in January so this is going to mess up our move timeline! I may have to stay back and fly out after. I filled married to USC. I don't want to do a change of address and reschedule because that means more waiting and waiting!!

Good evening y'all! Congratulations to everyone that already had their interviews and to those already scheduled. I'm still waiting and if I don't get an interview date for December I'm definitely going to have to do a change of address which might slow down the process. But nothing to do than to just wait!! It is what it is!

Dwl,this is too funny. Filed on 7/11, bio on 7/29, Connecticut and not a peep since then. Winding down for our PCS move and it's looking more like I might have to do a change of address.

You might not be in a rush, but others like myself would like to get this process over with quickly, so we can move on to other things. For me it is beneficial to become a citizen for easier travel purposes especially to countries that requires visa from some countries but not the USA. So while you may not need to rush, others have varying reasons why they are eager to get it done!

Ok, I don't feel so bad then. I saw a lot of people going by the 5 yr rule and I was like "damn" that's what I should've done lol.

I've had my GC for 6 years now. I didn't realized I could have filled under the 5 year rule so I did the 3yr rule married to usc. Anyho I don't think it really matters in the grand scheme of things.

Nothing yet for me! Still waiting for interview.

Mine says the same thing but that was the same date I did bio, so it makes sense that it gets updated once someone looks at or touched the case.

I'm in CT so I'm just assuming it's Hartford. My bio appt was Hartford as well. I'm really hoping for fast processing time. Good luck to you! MA usually have fast processing times.

Good day y'all! Completed bio today and the entire process took about 5 minutes. It was completely empty, so it was in and out. It is already updated online (case is being actively reviewed by USCIS). Now it's time to play the brutal waiting game! Hopefully the wait is not too long.

Anyone here with Hartford field office?

Hi everyone, filed July 11th, got my online notice that bio scheduled. I got my GC 2018 and ROC 2021. I wasn't in any great rush to do the n-400 but after traveling outside the country a couple times this year I decided it was high time. Since the 5 yrs rule passed I have to redo Bio, no biggie. I'm hoping the process is not too long as we are moving again (PCS) by December (perks of a military family 😏).