Brit_C

3 weeks. My timeline is in this thread a few pages back No name change Would have preferred the cubs lol

I had my ceremony at the Sox Stadium this week. It was pure bliss 😊 Visa Journey has been instrumental for me since I started this in 2017. Doing it all by myself. I came as a 90 day fiance, divorced, battled breast cancer and still pushed through! Thank you to this whole community. 🇬🇧 to the 🇺🇸

No - although I did contemplate it, but then would have to change too many documents. Good luck!!!

I wanted to follow up re my interview in Chicago last week Monday. It was the easiest interview since I started this Journey in 2018. I arrive 10 mins early - waited about 15-20 mins before I was called in - the Officer advised a trainee would be joining us, as she was new. He swore me in, and asked me to be seated. Asked for my passport, DL and Greencard. Checked my fingerprints Confirmed my name, DOB and address. He the began the Civics test - Questions were: Who lived in the US before the colonists (i laughed as i'm British - he did too, as did the trainee) What was the main reason for the Civil War Who are the 2 main political parties Why did the natives fight the British Why does the flag have 50 stars When must men register for selective service After questions - asked me to read a sentence on the iPad Write a sentence on the iPad He then went through my application. At the end he asked me if i was familiar the Oath of Allegiance, i said yes, but not verbatim. He said that is fine, and if im OK with it, he would like to recommend me to become a citizen if i am willing to sign today. of course, i said YES! He had me sign a few things, and then gave me a print out confirming that I had passed all of the tests, and he was recommending me for neutralization. I didn't open my folder at all! - didn't check my tax submission, ask for photos etc. Today I received an alert that my ceremony has been schedule for may 15! Question - How may people can I bring? It doesn't say it on the letter

You know what, yes! It's actually a couple days after! Thank youl. I'll check it out. I'm using the apps too

Yes!! I'm currently studying and taking a free class at DuPage library! When did you apply?

Interview scheduled! I got an online notification. Jan 11th - Applied Jan 11th - received application notification and biometrics letter (informing me that would resuse my previous ones) March 7th - notification of interview April 22nd - interview - has not arrived in mail yet. Chicago office

Congratulations! Do you remember what Civil questions you were asked. I'm also in Chicago!

Applied Jan 11 Was sent 2 letters on the same day; One acknowledging receipt of the application, and the other stating that I do not need to do my biometrics Application is based on 5 year rule (I applied early, within the 90 day period) Website initially stated eight months for a decision when I submitted it, and the following day it changed to three months. Still waiting for an interview date.