Citizenship (N-400) Timelines

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Names	Service Center	CIS Office	Filed	NOA	Bio. Appt.	Interview	Approved ?	Oath	Comments	Updated Last
R & J			2023-11-21	2023-11-24		2024-02-26	Yes	2024-03-26		2024-03-28
ejaa & sgp	Online	Atlanta GA	2023-07-17	2023-07-31		2024-02-27	Yes	2024-02-27		2024-02-28
Nikky & Martin	Online	Portland OR	2023-11-20	2023-11-20	2023-11-20	2024-02-27	Yes	2024-02-27	My interview experience was almost identical to the video on the USCIS website so I’m glad I watched it. Interview was also amazingly quick. I was in the waiting area about 5 minutes before I was called. Then, swearing in, civics test, language test, reviewing of the application and approval took 5-10 minutes. I opted for same day oath ceremony.	2024-03-08
&	Online	Oakland Park FL	2023-08-15			2024-02-27	Yes	2024-03-29		2024-03-03
Manu & Joy	Online	Oakland Park FL	2023-07-30	2023-07-30		2024-02-27	Yes	2024-03-15		2024-02-29
Layla & Allen	Online	Washington DC	2024-01-14	2024-01-14		2024-02-27				2024-01-23
B & Jay	Online	Houston TX	2023-09-19			2024-02-27	Yes	2024-03-27	On January 11 interview was scheduled for February 27 interview date.	2024-02-28
Donuts & Dunkin		Mount Laurel NJ	2023-09-16	2023-09-16	2023-09-16	2024-02-27	Yes	2024-04-13	original interview was scheduled in january but was cancelled due to weather	2024-04-13
D & T	Online	Oklahoma City OK	2023-11-11	2023-11-11	2023-11-11	2024-02-27	Yes	2024-03-20		2024-03-09
Heather & Richard	Online	San Jose CA	2024-01-02	2024-01-03		2024-02-27	Yes	2024-03-15	The interview went pretty smoothly. My interview was right before USCIS San Jose closed. The officer that spoke to me was very neutral - not overly nice but not intimidating either. He had me come to his office, where the first thing he had me do was raise my right hand and swear to tell the truth. Then we sat down and he asked for my letter and green card. Those ended up being the only pieces of documentation he needed to see. Then we got into the civics questions. I given some of the easier questions and answered the first 6 correctly, so we moved onto the written and spoken english portions. He had me write the written line onto a tablet screen. The capacitive function of the screen was touch and go so I had to correct the shape of some letters, but thankfully that didn't matter too much. The spoken english was one simple line. He then rattled off the standard "did you do X" questions which I could honestly answer "no" to all. Then the officer and I had a conversation for the next while (it felt like a long time but I was nervous!). We talked about how many people moved to California and about my hometown, which he had visited previously. He also took some pictures from my file of my husband and our outings (I misremembered the date of one but I don't think it mattered either). I forget if he asked about this before or at the end, but I also got the requirements questions such as whether I'd bear arms for the US. Interestingly, he didn't ask why I wanted to be a citizen, but maybe our earlier conversation answered that. At the end he approved my application and told me I'd hear back soon about the final approval and oath ceremony. I saw online the next day that my oath ceremony had been scheduled.	2024-03-03