Gloria

Congrats on becoming a Naturalized citizen!!!

I would like to know what questions you were asked at your interview. I am waiting to get my interview date right now, and I am not going to start studying until I find out the date of my interview.

I'd be interested to know what questions you were asked.

It's a little too dificult to remember all the 10 questions they asked me, but i tell you something just study the 100 questions and try to learn all of them, that's what I did, it's not complicated at all, just memorize them.

I was surprised with one question they asked and that was "In what year the Declaration of Independence was proclamed" for my luck I knew the answer.

Also try to study a few days before your test.

Sorry about my late repply, I forgot about this topic.

Good luck!

Thank you very much for the tips.

I am gathering together all the documents, so far I only have my birth certificate translated and certified.

I do have my Baptismal certificate and my dad's name is on it, do I need my dad's Baptismal certificate as well?

Anyone knows where I can have the baptismal certificates translated? I think I can do it myself but i am not sure if it would be accepted.

Hello everyone,

I would appreciate all the information you guys can give me.

I recently became a US Citizen and I am filling form I-130 to bring my dad to the US.

The questions I have are:

I have my birth certificate translated and certified, the I-130 form and the money of course.

What else do I need?

They ask for marriage certificate or divorce papers but my dad was never married to my mom or anybody.

My mom died many years ago, I don't know the reason why they never got married.

Do i need a paper from the church or any other governamental office as a proof that my dad is single?

Also, my dad is in Colombia and he is 61 years old and he has never been in the US.

I believe that all the information I have.

I really apreciate your answers.

Thank you

Hello Everyone,

I just want to explain a little of my whole process to get Naturalized:

I applied for Naturalization based on 7 years of Permanent Residence. I was married to a US Citizen for over 5 years, got divorced so I am not sure but I couldn't apply based on 3 years of marriage since I was divorced when I decided to submit the N-400.

Submitted N-400 sometime at the end of June to Vermont ( Sorry I don't have exact dates)

They got my application on June 29

Check was cashed the first days of July

Got the receipt a week later around July 8

Got letter for FP on July 15

Fingerprints taken at the end of July

Received letter for Naturalization on January 14(It was my birthday so I got it as a present )

Went to Naturalization appointment in Garden City, NY on March 12, 2008.

They didn't approve me for the Oat Ceremony, so they gave me a letter stating to wait a month for a decision on my Naturalization, I was a little worried since the lady who interview me had a big thick file of all my history on her desk, and said that she needed to review my file before making any desicions. I passed the Civics and US Goverment Test, got all 10 questions right, passed the english test as well. I didn't wait for too long, got there at 1:15PM and I was out by 2:30PM

Got letter for Oat Ceremony on March 18,2008 at 8:30AM Location: Court Plaza, in Brooklyn NY

That's it, If you would like to know anything else, please reply with the questions.

Hello everyone,

I am new here, and I am as well waiting for the interview letter,

I do not have exact dates right now but I sent the N-400 at the end of June I got the receipt on july and 2 weeks later I got the biometrics taken, got all that done so far, Now I am waiting for the interview letter and whatever is next.

I do have a question? is there a second Finger Print letter ? I read some other topics and they mention it

Thanks

Go to this website and read

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD