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2 hours ago, Felicie said:

When did you apply?

May 19, 2018 - Applied

Aug 27, 2019 - Seattle n400 Interview

i take the oath on Monday - and have an appointment with the Seattle Passport office on Tuesday   

I assume that i fill out the DS-11 form.  Do folks use the .PDF or the Form Filler - would the later work with the passport office 

22 hours ago, Hawkeye260 said:

 

Is there anything else other people have been asked?

I had a bunch of 2 / 3 weeks work related travel.   Have a good crisp answer to what you were doing    

Applied 5/19/2018

Interview 8/27/2019 

I was one of the unlucky ones whose officer was on 'audit' for the day.  So her supervisor had to review the case - she said that that she thought mine was straight forward so she did not anticipate a problem.  

Questions

- how long are people waiting to get their oath scheduled

- does the oath scheduling come only in email - or will it also be on the online system 

i have traveled several times outside the US after applying for the n-400 online.  I am assuming that this is not a problem if it does not exceed 180 days cumulatively.   Is this correct

16 hours ago, charna said:

Yes. It is much advisable to take a printed copy of the abroad trip details with you including the ones you took after application. I did take 5 years of tax returns but the officer did not ask me anything about it.

Did you volunteer the travel details or did they ask for them

I applied May 19, 2018 and my interview is scheduled for Sept 27 in Seattle.   I am applying on the condition for having my GC for > 5 years.   

Questions: 

- do folks take an updated abroad trips / since when you applied?   

- I have seen older wiki guidance to take 5 years of IRS forms and other docs (mortgage etc) that establish living/working in the US.   Do people do this?

12 hours ago, charna said:

The officer did not ask any additional document. The only additional information i provided was the abroad trips I had taken up after applying and i also provided info on one trip that i had forgot earlier. Apart from that, followed the usual process.

 

did you submit this online - or take a printed copy 

from another wiki --- bring 

• Your Green Card (formally known as Form I-551, Permanent Resident Card)
• A photocopy of the front and back of your Green Card
• Your driver’s license or state-issued identification card
• All current and expired passports or travel documents  
• Copies of your tax returns for the past five years (or three years if you are married to a U.S. citizen)

5 hours ago, oceanborn said:

I would take them and mention that you have them -- for reference, I had them with me, didn't upload them with the application and they did not ask for them.

Also - take 5 years of tax returns instead of 3

has anyone in Seattle who applied in May, received their appointment notice?

On 7/14/2019 at 1:54 PM, promenad said:

18 hours ago, SeattleCitizen said:

Anyone still waiting for interview from May 2018 application date? 

 

I applied May 19 2018.  it said that my estimated completion period should be Aug 2019 - but i have not received an interview notice.  

I am having intermittent problems with the web site - it lets me log in (with the appropriate verification code sent to my phone) - but then errors out sometimes

Question: What docs do folks take to the interview?   

Tax returns, Employment verification? Others?

19 minutes ago, SqueakyBed said:

Btw the officer at the time of the interview told me that I would get the RFE within 14 days and that he would see my reply immediately when I send the tax transcripts. Which was all lies obviously because it's been 43 days and he didn't even send the RFE to begin with.

Sorry for being dense here - do we need to bring Tax returns to the interview?   

On 6/13/2019 at 2:10 PM, jamira said:

So, my interview will be on July 23rd..

And it will be in Portland. Looks like they are serious about transferring other applications..

I wonder if Portland has same day oath?

Hi Jamira, when did you submit your n-400 request

11 hours ago, oceanborn said:

Finally -- my status changed today to "We scheduled your interview". Will update once the letter shows on my documents tab / arrives here, but it's finally done.

 

 

Good for you.   

Typically, once you get notice, how far in the future is the interview/   Asking because i am trying to schedule some travel

On 6/5/2019 at 1:21 PM, Felicie said:

When is your priority date?

Where do I find the priority date? 

What i have is 

Submitted May 19th 2018

Estimate Completion Time: November 2019 (est)

Under Case Status Tab - Estimated Wait Time (2 months)

So is really Nov or Aug (Using the 2 months)?   

I am about a month behind OceanBorn - would be interested to hear about interviews schedules after the posted delayed