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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Sri Lanka
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Hello,

My husband had his interview today and it was a breeze. We had to wait for about an hour before they called us in. The waiting room is just horrible. He went in, they asked him 6 questions which he got right. He asked him about his trip back to Sri Lanka and why he didn't take me(too expensive). Other than that, read the questions back to him off the N-400 form and we were out of there. It took maybe 15 minutes at the most. All I sent in with the N-400 was the tax returns like they asked. The guy barely glanced at our evidence or pictures. I took copies of everything like it said to on the white letter so they didn't have to make them.

I was expecting the third degree, but we have had nothing but good experiences at the Sacramento office.

As evidence, I gave

1. 1722 tax transcripts for past three years

2. Letter from mom that we live on her property(we have not lease or utility bills)

3. Joint Bank account statements for three months.

4. Joint Agreement for Lock Box At Bank

5. Joint Dental Bill

6. Statement that shows I am on his health insurance.

7. About fourteen pictures or various family events..

I also brought the required documents for the white letter(passport photos, my birth certificate and his travel docs and passport). I never recieved a yellow letter.

We didn't get an oath date because they said they were backed up and not to expect to get it until next year. That was a bummer, but over all it was a success.

November 8, 2004-Submitted AOS application

December 10, 2004-Application returned

December 31, 2004-Resubmitted application

February 28, 2005-Notice of Reciept

March 28, 2005-Appointment to pick up EAD

April 16, 2005-Fingerprinting

April 27, 2005-Interview in Sacramento-A Success!!

August 20, 2009 Mailed application for citizenship to Phoenix

August 25, 2009 Recd package in Phoenix

August 28, 2009 Date of NOA

September 1, 2009 Check Cashed

September 22, 2009 Appointment for fingerprinting

October 9, 2009 NOA of Interview

November 23, 2009 Interview date-A success

December 16, 2009-Oath at 8:30AM Merry Christmas!!!!!

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Hello,

My husband had his interview today and it was a breeze. We had to wait for about an hour before they called us in. The waiting room is just horrible. He went in, they asked him 6 questions which he got right. He asked him about his trip back to Sri Lanka and why he didn't take me(too expensive). Other than that, read the questions back to him off the N-400 form and we were out of there. It took maybe 15 minutes at the most. All I sent in with the N-400 was the tax returns like they asked. The guy barely glanced at our evidence or pictures. I took copies of everything like it said to on the white letter so they didn't have to make them.

I was expecting the third degree, but we have had nothing but good experiences at the Sacramento office.

As evidence, I gave

1. 1722 tax transcripts for past three years

2. Letter from mom that we live on her property(we have not lease or utility bills)

3. Joint Bank account statements for three months.

4. Joint Agreement for Lock Box At Bank

5. Joint Dental Bill

6. Statement that shows I am on his health insurance.

7. About fourteen pictures or various family events..

I also brought the required documents for the white letter(passport photos, my birth certificate and his travel docs and passport). I never recieved a yellow letter.

We didn't get an oath date because they said they were backed up and not to expect to get it until next year. That was a bummer, but over all it was a success.

Congrats! :dance:

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Sri Lanka
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Thank you!!!!

November 8, 2004-Submitted AOS application

December 10, 2004-Application returned

December 31, 2004-Resubmitted application

February 28, 2005-Notice of Reciept

March 28, 2005-Appointment to pick up EAD

April 16, 2005-Fingerprinting

April 27, 2005-Interview in Sacramento-A Success!!

August 20, 2009 Mailed application for citizenship to Phoenix

August 25, 2009 Recd package in Phoenix

August 28, 2009 Date of NOA

September 1, 2009 Check Cashed

September 22, 2009 Appointment for fingerprinting

October 9, 2009 NOA of Interview

November 23, 2009 Interview date-A success

December 16, 2009-Oath at 8:30AM Merry Christmas!!!!!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Jamaica
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Congrats :thumbs:

N-400 - Naturalization/Citizenship

10/26/12 - Sent N-400 packet to Phoenix lockbox via USPS mail w/Certified Delivery, received 10/29/12, check cashed 11/02/12

11/05/12 - NOA-1 received, notice date 10/31/2012, received and priority date 10/29/2012

11/09/12 - Biometrics notice received, biometrics appointment date 11/19/12

11/21/12 - In line for interview scheduling (letter received via USPS mail 12/17/12)

01/16/13 - N-400 interview/testing - APPROVED! Oath ceremony letter received late Jan. 2013

02/26/13 - OATH CEREMONY COMPLETED - NATURALIZED US CITIZEN!

751 - Removing Conditions

06/28/08 - Sent 751 packet to CSC via USPS Priority Mail (signature required)

07/05/08 - NOA received, dated 6/30/08

10/23/08 - Card ordered: APPROVED! (USCIS website)

10/30/08 - 10 YR GREENCARD RECEIVED

K-1 and AOS

07/07/05 - K1 Packet received - USPS tracking

09/19/05 - K1 approval online

12/01/05 - 1st K1 interview in Kingston: need updated birth certificate

12/13/05 - 2nd K1 interview in Kingston: Approved!

05/01/06 - AOS/EAD packet received

08/09/06 - AOS interview in SF: APPROVED!

08/19/06 - 2 YR GREENCARD RECEIVED

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Elishav-Congratulations on your husband passing the interview and thanks for sharing about that experience here on VJ. :thumbs:

Good luck with the rest of his immigration journey and hope that he gets his oath date soon too.

Ant

Hello,

My husband had his interview today and it was a breeze. We had to wait for about an hour before they called us in. The waiting room is just horrible. He went in, they asked him 6 questions which he got right. He asked him about his trip back to Sri Lanka and why he didn't take me(too expensive). Other than that, read the questions back to him off the N-400 form and we were out of there. It took maybe 15 minutes at the most. All I sent in with the N-400 was the tax returns like they asked. The guy barely glanced at our evidence or pictures. I took copies of everything like it said to on the white letter so they didn't have to make them.

I was expecting the third degree, but we have had nothing but good experiences at the Sacramento office.

As evidence, I gave

1. 1722 tax transcripts for past three years

2. Letter from mom that we live on her property(we have not lease or utility bills)

3. Joint Bank account statements for three months.

4. Joint Agreement for Lock Box At Bank

5. Joint Dental Bill

6. Statement that shows I am on his health insurance.

7. About fourteen pictures or various family events..

I also brought the required documents for the white letter(passport photos, my birth certificate and his travel docs and passport). I never recieved a yellow letter.

We didn't get an oath date because they said they were backed up and not to expect to get it until next year. That was a bummer, but over all it was a success.

Edited by Ant+D+A

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2000 (72+ Months) "Loved": Long-Distance Dating Relationship. D Visited Ant in Canada.

2006 (<1 Month) "Visited": Ant Visited D in America. B-2 Visa Port of Entry Interrogation.

2006 (<1 Month) "Married": Wedding Elopement. Husband & Wife, D and Ant !! Together Forever!

2006 ( 3 Months I-485 Wait) "Adjusted": 2-Years Green Card.

2007 ( 2 Months) "Numbered": SSN Card.

2007 (<1 Months) "Licensed": NYS 4-Years Driver's License.

2009 (10 Months I-751 Wait) "Removed": 10-Years 5-Months Green Card.

2009 ( 9 Months Baby Wait) "Expected": Baby. It's a Boy, Baby A !!! We Are Family, Ant+D+BabyA !

2009 ( 4 Months) "Moved": New House Constructed and Moved Into.

2009 ( 2 Months N-400 Wait) "Naturalized": US Citizenship, Certificate of Naturalization. Goodbye USCIS!!!!

***Ant is a Naturalized American Citizen!!***: November 23, 2009 (Private Oath Ceremony: USCIS Office, Buffalo, NY, USA)

2009 (<1 Month) "Secured": US Citizen SSN Card.

2009 (<1 Month) "Enhanced": US Citizen NYS 8-Years Enhanced Driver's License. (in lieu of a US Passport)

2010 ( 1 Month) "Voted": US Citizen NYS Voter's Registration Card.

***~~~"The End...And the Americans, Ant+D+BabyA, lived 'Happily Ever After'!"...~~~***

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Sri Lanka
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Thank you for your well wishes. Overall, Sacramento was a good experience. I would like to add a couple things though(a kind of rant).

When you go to Sacramento, you walk into this large room after you go through security. There is a reception window with the blinds down with a sign that says something to the effect of slip your interview notice through the slot in the window and we will get to you. Its confusing because it doesn't look like a place you would put a notice and people look bewildered. There is no one to answer questions. The IO's come out and call you and some people grabbed them to ask questions which were usually greeted coldly. One person came in that was deaf and I felt so sorry for him because before the IO realized this, he just thought the guy was gesturing for no reason and kind of brushed him off. In the end, they brought in a sign language interpreter. I would think this could be avoided by having a help desk somewhere to answer inquiries and assist those with disabilities.

The other thing is they don't shake hands. My husband was very offended when he reached out his hand to the IO and he said, "Oh we don't do that". Its probably an H1N1 precaution, but they never explained that either way and husband was sure huffy about that.

November 8, 2004-Submitted AOS application

December 10, 2004-Application returned

December 31, 2004-Resubmitted application

February 28, 2005-Notice of Reciept

March 28, 2005-Appointment to pick up EAD

April 16, 2005-Fingerprinting

April 27, 2005-Interview in Sacramento-A Success!!

August 20, 2009 Mailed application for citizenship to Phoenix

August 25, 2009 Recd package in Phoenix

August 28, 2009 Date of NOA

September 1, 2009 Check Cashed

September 22, 2009 Appointment for fingerprinting

October 9, 2009 NOA of Interview

November 23, 2009 Interview date-A success

December 16, 2009-Oath at 8:30AM Merry Christmas!!!!!

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congratulations!... thankful that u shared this to us... esp were sacramento residents too :star:

K1 Visa

01-31-2009 I-129F to USCIS-CSC

02-19-2009 NOA1

03-24-2009 NOA2

06-21-2009 Medical(The Polyclinic, Dubai UAE)

06-28-2009 Interview @ USE AD (approved)

07-01-2009 Visa ready for pick up @ USE AD

07-07-2009 went to pick up my visa (ready 2 fly)

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09-11-2009 POE-SFO(no questions asked,just a reminder 2 get marry within 90 days)

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09-28-2009 applied for SSN at Sac., Ca(no hassle)

10-05-2009 received SSN card on mail

11-04-2009 applied for marriage license @ Sacramento County, Ca

11-18-2009 married (marriage certificate on hand-same day)

11-25-2009 I-693 signed by CS(MMR-$70, Vericella-$70, I-693 Form- $15)

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12-23-2009 mailed AOS to USCIS, Chicago Lockbox (FedEx)

12-28-2009 recvd by USCIS

01-04-2010 check cashed by USCIS

01-08-2010 received NOA1 (I-797C) for I-485, I-765 and I-131

01-11-2010 recvd ASC Appointment Notice for Biometrics

01-25-2010 Biometrics Appointment- West Sac, CA

**alls well @ Biometrics-less than 20 mins.

03-04-2010 recvd notice for AOS interview date

03-04-2010 EAD card production ordered (online notice)

03-08-2010 AP (I-512L) approved-recvd in mail (dated 3/2/10)

03-11-2010 EAD recvd on mail

04-06-2010 AOS interview, APPROVED! Bye USCIS til 2012- Sac, CA

04-15-2010 GC Welcome letter received fr mail

04-16-2010 GC recvd on the mail (Yiihaa!!!)

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03-08-2012 ROC I-751 mailed to CSC via USPS Priority Mail

03-12-2012 ROC recvd by CSC

03-12-2012 NOA1 (revd on mail 03/19/12)

03-15-2012 ROC check cashed

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