Had my interview today! Approved!
Oath ceremony scheduled for March 31st 😃
Interview experience:
Waited almost an hour past my appointment time to be called back. No one in the waiting room ahead of me when I got there. Officer was super nice and reassuring.
Started by swearing me in, taking my photo, checking fingerprints, then confirming my name, date of birth and address. Then moved on to civics test. I had studied so she only asked 6 questions since I got them all right.
1. Name a state that borders Canada.
2. What is the name of the first ten amendments to the constitution?
3. What is the rule of law?
4. What does the president's cabinet do?
5. Who signs bills to pass them into law?
6. Name one branch of government.
Then we moved on to the reading and writing test. I had to read out loud a sentence from a screen: "How many Senators do we have." Then I had to write the answer on the screen, which she told me: "We have one hundred Senators."
Then we went through the N-400 form.
I had originally stated on the form that I wanted to change my name. I let her know that I have changed my mind and will keep my current name. This wasn't a problem, and she just changed the field on the form.
When we finished with the form, I signed on the screen for the change we made, then signed to say I would say the full oath at the ceremony.
Then she told me "Congratulations, you passed everything." And asked if I'd like to come to the ceremony being held on the 31st. I said I would, she scheduled me and gave me the confirmation and the page I'll need to fill out on the day.
All done! Can't believe I'll be a citizen ten days from now.