According many experiences so far on this forum, N-400 interview is the easiest.
Just be relaxed and everything will go well for you.
Don't talk to much, simply answered when asked.
Congratulations for the approval π π π π
Still normal at this time.
Nothing to worry about.
The paper you received with the approval checkmark is the rubber-stamp that you have been approved.
The rest will normally follow.
The status could also be updates the same time the oath ceremony is being scheduled.
Congratulations π π π
No more same day oath ceremony under the current administration.
But it can schedule pretty quick like a couple of days after the interview in some instances.
I will patiently wait until it clocked 90 days before doing anything if no response .
Name changed always takes time. The two schedules (USCIS and court) have to aligned for them to get you in.
Sometimes they need some number of people before scheduling anything.
It's another ceremony by itself π π
Big Congratulations π π π π π π π
After my approval, I tried to avoid any unessential travel out of the country.
I waited patiently until my oath ceremony, just to avoid filling the question relates to international travel after the interview.
But you are free whatever you wanna do π
Only if asked.
Yeah officer,
I discovered few days ago that it was missing and I couldn't locate it anywhere, So I ordered a new one online.
This is the receipt.
Sometimes they might not even asked for it.
But always have the copy with you in case of
In this regard, interview is an exam.
You must learn, memorize and answer correctly a number of questions. If not, you will fail the reading , writing or civics test βοΈ
No more same day oath ceremony during the Trump's second term.
That's what an officer responded to someone on this forum after his interview in a field office famous in same day ceremony practice.
They will always take some time for quality reviews before scheduling any oath ceremony.