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Hi guys! This will be our final check in here. Hubby took his oath today and it was a beautiful little ceremony in a library. He was able to register to vote this evening after we got back and voted for the first time in a US election. They also gave him a full American Flag provided by a local veteran's chapter. Good luck everyone! Your day will be here soon!

Well, today was the citizenship interview at the Centennial Field Office (Denver). Since the I-751 had not been approved yet, they did a joint interview. I went with hubs and took our young son just in case they needed to talk to me, but they didn't. We made the error of stopping at Starbucks on our way to the interview and I was forced to down the whole coffee in the parking lot since you aren't allowed to bring food or drink inside. 🤢 We passed through security and had to give them his interview letter at the desk in the waiting room. We arrived the recommended 30 minutes early for the appointment and they were about 20 minutes late. The whole appointment took about 20 minutes from when they called him back, so we were there for over an hour. Officer approved both the I-751 and the citizenship application. Hubs was told to look for the oath ceremony scheduling in about a week in our mail, but we were notified the oath ceremony had been scheduled online about two hours later. Oath Ceremony will be November 7th at 11am at a library in Colorado Springs! Hubby is excited and I'm so proud of him. Almost done!!!

Well, today was the citizenship interview. Even though our I-751 showed no movement, turns out they had it and did a joint interview. I accompanied my husband just in case they needed to speak with me, but they didn't. The whole appointment took about 20 minutes. Officer approved both the I-751 and the citizenship application. They didn't even ask to see any of the documents he brought with him. He was told to look for the oath ceremony scheduling in about a week in our mail, but we were notified the oath ceremony had been scheduled online about two hours later. Oath Ceremony will be November 7th! Good luck to everyone, our Removal of Conditions journey is over.

Still no movement on our I-751, but we just found out hub's citizenship interview has been scheduled for next month. July 2022 - Applied I-751 July 15, 2023 - Applied N-400 Biometrics Waived September 18 - Interview Scheduled Oct 26 - Interview Date

We just received notification today that the interview has been scheduled for Oct 26th! I'm so grateful this process seems to be going more quickly than the other stages. Applied: 7/15 Re-used Biometrics Interview Scheduled: 9/18 Interview Date: 10/26

Hey guys! Even though we already knew biometrics were waived from the document online, we did receive a paper copy of the notice to reuse fingerprints in the mail on Monday (7/24). Now we wait!

Still no movement on our case since we received the extension letter a few months ago. We did go ahead and submit the N400, so we are hoping that we will get the joint interview with the citizenship interview. Anyone else on here applied for the n400 yet?

Hey all! Didn't see an option for Denver in here and figured I would start one. Anyone with recent experience at the Denver office to kind of give us an idea of what is coming? There aren't too many timelines active, but I'm hoping there are more people in the forums that just haven't set them up. We only just applied (July 15th), but from what other people have posted, I'm hoping we might get a November interview date. Anyone with experience also doing the joint interview (Removal of Conditions) with the USC spouse at the same time? I'm going to be pretty heavily pregnant by then, and I'm trying to figure out what to expect.

Hi guys! Final stage! Hubs just applied on 7-15-2023 for Citizenship through marriage. Biometrics have been waived, so I guess all we do now is wait and see when they can get us in for an interview (it appears I will also have to be there since we haven't had the removal of conditions interview yet). We also received the 9 month estimate, but I'm hoping it will be faster since others at our field office (Denver) seem to get appointments within four months or so. Good luck to us all!

It looks like everybody is getting the extension letter. Nice of them to offer us four years!