Interview On Monday "need help"

[multimoussa 0]

I have my interview on Tuesday and i was wondering if i have to memorize dates (mm/dd/yyyy) exactly of where i lived last five years and where i traveled please answer asap i am freaking out I can't get these dates right since there are many of them between my employment history, where i lived and when I traveled ???

and i am in Denver, CO will i get to swear the Oath on the same day??

Thank you in advance

[TBoneTX 47,693]

Your questions imply that your Citizenship interview is imminent. However, you have no timeline, and the information under your name in the left sidebar says "Removing Conditions (pending)." If you're truly interviewing for citizenship, please create a timeline and update the other status.

I have never heard of anyone having been asked to memorize dates of residency. That information is in your paperwork. The Citizenship test involves correctly answering 6 questions out of 10 that they pick from the 100 in the study booklet, and demonstrating adequate written & spoken English skills. The interview involves attesting to the "yes/no" boxes that you checked on your paperwork, and perhaps answering questions about your relationship.

I can't answer the question about same-day oath, but it would be unlikely in the larger U.S. cities.

[BKMatthew 8]

Take a copy of your application and all related documents with you, you can look at your paperwork if you need to refer to dates. You may not look at paperwork when being asked the citizenship question, which you should have memorized by now. During my interview the officer asked for a copy of my birth certificate - fortunately my attorney had a copy in my file and was able to give it to the officer.