Passed Citizenship Interview and Test.

[Mar_Wil 12]

Passed the Citizenship Interview and Test today at the new Nashville, TN field office. Now just wait until get notice when to take the oath.

 

[PollyC 119]

Congrats!! 

[Mar_Wil 12]

15 minutes ago, PollyC said:

Congrats!! 

Thank you, PollyC.

[noorbob 2]

Congrats!!  can you tell us about your interview experience if you don't mind?

[austex 42]

Congratulations, you should be so proud of yourself.

 

M.

[CTgal18 157]

Congratulations!

[Mountain Climber 186]

Congrats!

[Mar_Wil 12]

On 7/27/2018 at 3:03 PM, noorbob said:

Congrats!!  can you tell us about your interview experience if you don't mind?

Thank you, noorbob.

 

First, everyone was very nice, polite and helpful.

Here is my experience:

When my number was called and going to the office for the interview, the gentleman doing the interview asked how I was doing today. To which I replied that I was fine and I asked how he was today.

After we were inside the office the gentleman asked me to place my bag on the chair beside where I was to sit and to place my folder containing my documents on the table.

Then I was asked to raise my right hand to be sworn. After the swearing in he asked me to sit down.

I then had my eyes retinal scan done and both my index finger prints scanned.

I was then asked to present to him my Resident Card (green card), my passport and my State ID, and made a copy of my passport. (he saw I was nervous and told me that I would be alright.)

Then I  was tested on my English writing skills, he quoted a sentence to me and asked me to write it down. The gentleman checked that I passed that.

Next I was asked to read a sentence. The gentleman checked I passed that.

Now was the U.S. history and civics test. The gentleman stopped asking after I answered the first 6 questions correctly. He said, congratulations you have passed the civic, history and English tests.

Then the gentleman asked me my full name and birth date, My husband's full name and birth date, our address, daytime phone, where I worked, work address, work phone number, my position and proceeded to ask the questions that are on the N-400 application. After answering all those questions I was asked to sign the last 2 pages of the N-400 application I had sent in.

The gentleman said, congratulations you passed. He then gave me a 1 page copy showing that I had passed. He then told me to wait for the mail for my approval.

 

That is my summary of the experience.

[Mar_Wil 12]

On 7/27/2018 at 5:03 PM, austex said:

Congratulations, you should be so proud of yourself.

 

M.

Thank you, austex.

On 7/27/2018 at 5:16 PM, CTgal18 said:

Congratulations!

Thank you, CTgal18.

[Mar_Wil 12]

On 7/27/2018 at 5:33 PM, Mountain Climber said:

Congrats!

Thank you, Mountain Climber.

[noorbob 2]

13 hours ago, Mar_Wil said:

First, everyone was very nice, polite and helpful.

Here is my experience:

When my number was called and going to the office for the interview, the gentleman doing the interview asked how I was doing today. To which I replied that I was fine and I asked how he was today.

After we were inside the office the gentleman asked me to place my bag on the chair beside where I was to sit and to place my folder containing my documents on the table.

Then I was asked to raise my right hand to be sworn. After the swearing in he asked me to sit down.

I then had my eyes retinal scan done and both my index finger prints scanned.

I was then asked to present to him my Resident Card (green card), my passport and my State ID, and made a copy of my passport. (he saw I was nervous and told me that I would be alright.)

Then I  was tested on my English writing skills, he quoted a sentence to me and asked me to write it down. The gentleman checked that I passed that.

Next I was asked to read a sentence. The gentleman checked I passed that.

Now was the U.S. history and civics test. The gentleman stopped asking after I answered the first 6 questions correctly. He said, congratulations you have passed the civic, history and English tests.

Then the gentleman asked me my full name and birth date, My husband's full name and birth date, our address, daytime phone, where I worked, work address, work phone number, my position and proceeded to ask the questions that are on the N-400 application. After answering all those questions I was asked to sign the last 2 pages of the N-400 application I had sent in.

The gentleman said, congratulations you passed. He then gave me a 1 page copy showing that I had passed. He then told me to wait for the mail for my approval.

Thanks Mar_Wil for sharing your experience .did he went through the whole application or it was specific question in the application?  how long did it take for interview ?

[marriedtomrg 140]

On 7/27/2018 at 1:44 PM, Mar_Wil said:

Passed the Citizenship Interview and Test today at the new Nashville, TN field office. Now just wait until get notice when to take the oath.

 

Yay congrats!

[gnakr 43]

On 7/29/2018 at 8:58 AM, noorbob said:

Thanks Mar_Wil for sharing your experience .did he went through the whole application or it was specific question in the application?  how long did it take for interview ? 

They typically re-ask the "yes/no" questions, like the ones which say "have you ever been part of the communist party?" Most other questions will pertain to your case, in places where they're not so clear about. For example, if you say that you haven't filled taxes for most of the past 5 years, they'll ask you to clarify. 

[Mar_Wil 12]

On 7/29/2018 at 7:58 AM, noorbob said:

Thanks Mar_Wil for sharing your experience .did he went through the whole application or it was specific question in the application?  how long did it take for interview ?

He asked me all the questions that were on the N-400 application that I sent in.

I would recommend everyone to make a copy of your filled out N-400 application before sending it in to study for the Interview.

My Interview took about 15-20 minutes.

Edited July 31, 2018 by Mar_Wil

[Mar_Wil 12]

On 7/29/2018 at 3:13 PM, marriedtomrg said:

Yay congrats!

Thank you, marriedtomrg.