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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: India
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Finally done with everything but one last step of Oath. Here is my interview experience:

I had my interview scheduled for 9.20. Reached at 9.07 and was asked to wait till they call my name. Waited, waited and was finally called in at 10.10. Officer told me it will take around 20mins for the interview but I was done in 10. Before we sat down, he asked to raise my right hand and take pledge to tell the truth. He took my passport and GC from me. He asked about discrepancy in my middle name on my application and passport. Then we went over the application with him asking standard questions - address, wife's name, phone number, travel, when I came to US, part of any terrorist organization, communist party, arrested etc. In the end, he asked me to sign my name on the application and on the photos. Then he asked to me read a sentence - I smiled when I looked at the sentence - "We are having fun". The questions I was asked were:

- Why 100 Senators?

- Who is the vice-president?

- Who is the commander-in-chief of US military?

- What is the head executive of city government called?

- What is the highest court in US?

- What is the national anthem?

- What is the constitution?

- Can constitution be changed?

- What do we celebrate on 4th of July?

- For how long is the President elected?

Then he asked me to write this sentence - "You drink too much coffee"

After that he said, Congratulations, you have passed, you will have to Oath ceremony letter in 1-2 months.

I feel so much relieved after this whole ordeal of visa, GC and Citizenship. It's good I don't have to go thru this again. Thanks everyone for your help.

----- I-751 -----

Mailed to NSC: 04/29/07

NOA: 05/03/07

Biometrics: 05/31/07

Transferred from NSC to CSC: 04/01/08

Card Production ordered: 05/09/08

10 yr GC received: 05/16/08

----- N-400 -----

Mailed to NSC: 04/29/08

Priority Date: 05/01/08

NOA: 05/06/08

1st Biometric date: 05/22/08 - Missed due to work travel

Biometrics: 05/28/08

Interview: 07/17/08

Oath: 08/29/08 : Missed due to my vacation plans

Oath: 09/26/2008 : Hooray, citizen of this country

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Romania
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wow, that was a fast naturalization process! Congratulations and thanks for sharing your experience! :)

met online: August, 2002 - yahoo music chat room

met in real life: July, 2004 - Venice, Italy

K1

filed @NSC - Sept. 2004 / approved - Jan. 2005

married: April 2005

AOS

May 2005 - applied for AOS - Chicago

transferred to CSC - approved without interview: October, 2005

REMOVAL of Conditional Status

received on 09/10/2007 @ NSC- transferred to CSC again

check cleared: 09/29/2007

NOA1 in the mail: 10/02/2007 (notice date: 09/10/2007)

biometrics: 11/01/2007

10 year card production ordered: 12/03/2007

approval notice sent: 12/07/2007

10 year card received in the mail: 12/10/2007

Application for NATURALIZATION

sent off to NSC: 07/17/2008

07/19 - delivered at NSC - at 2 AM

07/24 - check cleared

07/28 - received NOA1 (dated 07/21) - expected wait time until interview - 240 days

08/14 - biometrics appointment

10/20 - naturalization interview appointment! - APPROVED!

11/12 - oath ceremony - CHECK!

and we are done with USCIS! yaooohoooo!!!! :)

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Congratulations!!! :dance::dance::dance: . You're indeed almost at the end of your journey :thumbs:

K1 Timeline

02/26/2007 - Filed I-129F

03/08/2007 - NOA1

06/05/2007 - NOA2

09/10/2007 - Interview

09/13/2007 - Visa Received

12/14/2007 - Flight to USA, POE-LAX

02/22/2008 - Wedding Date

AOS

05/29/2008 - I-485 received at Chicago Lockbox

06/19/2008 - Biometrics

08/25/2008 - Card production ordered

08/30/2008 - Green Card received

ROC

07/15/2010 - Mailed I-751 to CSC

07/19/2010 - NOA1

07/21/2010 - Check cleared

08/11/2010 - Biometrics

08/24/2010 - Card production ordered

08/27/2010 - Approval notice received

08/30/2010 - Green card received

N400 - Naturalization

08/08/2011 - Mailed N400 to Phoenix, AZ lockbox

08/12/2011 - NOA

08/15/2011 - Check cashed

09/07/2011 - Biometrics

09/09/2011 - Case status update - In line for testing & interview

09/13/2011 - Case status update - Interview scheduled

09/16/2011 - Interview appointment letter received from the mail

10/31/2011 - Test/Interview - Passed

12/07/2011 - In line for Oath Ceremony Scheduling

01/27/2012 - Oath Ceremony

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Filed: Other Country: Philippines
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Finally done with everything but one last step of Oath. Here is my interview experience:

I had my interview scheduled for 9.20. Reached at 9.07 and was asked to wait till they call my name. Waited, waited and was finally called in at 10.10. Officer told me it will take around 20mins for the interview but I was done in 10. Before we sat down, he asked to raise my right hand and take pledge to tell the truth. He took my passport and GC from me. He asked about discrepancy in my middle name on my application and passport. Then we went over the application with him asking standard questions - address, wife's name, phone number, travel, when I came to US, part of any terrorist organization, communist party, arrested etc. In the end, he asked me to sign my name on the application and on the photos. Then he asked to me read a sentence - I smiled when I looked at the sentence - "We are having fun". The questions I was asked were:

- Why 100 Senators?

- Who is the vice-president?

- Who is the commander-in-chief of US military?

- What is the head executive of city government called?

- What is the highest court in US?

- What is the national anthem?

- What is the constitution?

- Can constitution be changed?

- What do we celebrate on 4th of July?

- For how long is the President elected?

Then he asked me to write this sentence - "You drink too much coffee"

After that he said, Congratulations, you have passed, you will have to Oath ceremony letter in 1-2 months.

I feel so much relieved after this whole ordeal of visa, GC and Citizenship. It's good I don't have to go thru this again. Thanks everyone for your help.

congratulations!!! that was pretty fast! :dance:

I-R5 at USCIS California Service Center

Consulate: Manila Philippines

5/19/09 Filed I-130 at Chicago Lockbox

5/22/09 USCIS rcvd I-130

6/01/09 Checks cashed

6/03/09 NOA1 rcvd for both parents

8/12/09 Email approval for Dad

8/17/09 Rcvd NOA2 for Dad

8/20/09 Rcvd RFE email for Mom

9/08/09 Email approval for Mom

9/12/09 Rcvd NOA2 for Mom

NVC

8/19/09 NVC rcvd dad's case

9/18/09 NVC rcvd mom's case

9/22/09 Emailed DS3032

9/28/09 Paid AOS/ I-864 fee of $70 for both

10/08/09 rcvd emails: DS3032 accepted

10/08/09 sent I-864

10/09/09 IV bill generated for both cases

10/10/09 Paid IV bill $800 for both

10/13/09 I-864 rcvd by NVC

10/15/09 DS230 mailed to NVC

10/16/09 I-864 accepted & entered into the system

10/19/09 DS230 rcvd by NVC

11/02/09 rcvd checklist emails

11/09/09 sent RFE to NVC via UPS

11/12/09 NVC received RFE

11/19/09 AVR: checklist response rcvd 11/18/09

11/28/09 Log-in failed for both

12/01/09 Case complete as of 11/30/09

12/14/09 rcvd emails of interview date

01/04-05/09 medical @ St.Lukes done

01/11/10 Interview @ USEmbassy Manila 6:30am

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Congrats and thanks for sharing your experience... :thumbs:

Removing Conditioins

02/25/08 Mailed I751

03/05/08 Check cashed by Californice Service Center not Nebraska!

03/07/08 Got NOA1 Dated 02/27/08

03/15/08 Biometrics Letter rec'd

03/31/08 Biometrics Done

06/03/08 Got Approval Email

06/10/08 Gr. Card Received!

Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer and nothing I say should be taken as legal advice, only an opinion.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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Congratulations to you! I bet you're glad you will not be dealing with USCIS again! LOL

Filed N-400 with VSC January 3, 2008

Biometrics done February 1, 2008

Interview in LI October 21, 2008

Oath in Brooklyn November 18, 2008

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