N400 June 2019 Filers

[AC&BS 23]

Interview today in Boston. No issues at all. Didn't ask for any additional information and didn't even talk to my spouse. Had choice of oath date, either next Wednesday or some time in Jan or Feb. Next Wednesday it is.

Been a long but worthwhile journey. Thanks to everyone on this forum for all the assistance and support. Good luck to all that are still waiting. Hang in there, it won't be long now. 

Very time I meet someone going through this process I send them to Visa Journey. Best source of current relevant information out there.  

Best of luck in your like in the USA. 

[EmmaKH 0]

I'm new to this forum. Hello everyone!

 

I am a June 2019 N400 filer (June 19 2019 receipt date). I am filing based on marriage, my timeline is below.

 

I'm waiting for both my N400 and I-751 and my status currently states that my case is under review. However, today I received an email from the US consulate in Australia (where I got my original E3 visa) asking me why I changed status. I rang the consulate in case this was spam and was told that I should email back asking more information (the person on the switchboard said the email address was genuine but that I should ask for further information). I received a reply from a consulate official saying that:

 

"the reason for the request is based off notification from USCIS to the U.S Consulate General in Perth, that you have adjusted status in the U.S. We are just following up on the conditions, reason or situation that lead to the adjustment of status in the U.S. We look forward to your response at your earliest convenience."

 

 

I adjusted status over three years ago and wondering if this means I'm being investigated or what else it could mean? Very, very , very worried. Has anyone received anything like this or heard of anything like this? 

 

March 2015 - E3 visa (Australia working visa granted)

March 2016 - I-485 change of status filed (based on US citizen husband)

Sept 2016 - Interview and greencard granted same day

July 2018 - Filed for removal of conditional residence

June 2019 - Filed N-400

Currently - waiting outcome of I-751 and n-400

[n400_lawrence 0]

Got the interview call for Dec 10th at Lawrence MA.

 

Application sent: June 27th

Biometrics: July 17th

Interview scheduled online on USCIS website: Nov 5th. 

 

I haven't received the letter yet which is surprising but got the printout online which I will take as Notice.

 

Cheers!

[mmp7183 14]

Had our oath taking ceremony today. There were 56 petitioners from 30 different countries (talk about diversity)! Officers and the judge are very friendly. Went straight to the post office  (with the kids) for our passport application. So glad this immigration journey is finally over!

 

Good luck to everyone who are still waiting for their time. I will check in every now and then to check on your progress.

 

From your friendly friend from Columbus, OH.

 

[Dinga 11]

1 hour ago, mmp7183 said:

Had our oath taking ceremony today. There were 56 petitioners from 30 different countries (talk about diversity)! Officers and the judge are very friendly. Went straight to the post office  (with the kids) for our passport application. So glad this immigration journey is finally over!

 

Good luck to everyone who are still waiting for their time. I will check in every now and then to check on your progress.

 

From your friendly friend from Columbus, OH.

 

Wow that’s a smart move.😊 Btw, how long did you wait for your oath schedule after interview? I know per state varies but just for estimation. I was interviewed last 11/05 and still waiting for my interview. 

[mmp7183 14]

10 minutes ago, Dinga said:

Wow that’s a smart move.😊 Btw, how long did you wait for your oath schedule after interview? I know per state varies but just for estimation. I was interviewed last 11/05 and still waiting for my interview. 

Got interviewed Sept 26. Got the oath schedule online 2 days after (Sept 28). And yes the date was a little too far out (Nov 12) unlike some others who had oath taking within 2-3 weeks. No complaints here though

[patsfan038 27]

7 hours ago, n400_lawrence said:

Got the interview call for Dec 10th at Lawrence MA.

 

Application sent: June 27th

Biometrics: July 17th

Interview scheduled online on USCIS website: Nov 5th. 

 

I haven't received the letter yet which is surprising but got the printout online which I will take as Notice.

 

Cheers!

Congrats and good luck! Mine is on Dec 4 at Lawrence. Application sent June 21. 751 still pending so it will be a combo interview 

[klmnl2000 18]

Hi, who has messed up the Google doc? https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LkhSY9UjVYFhNwZpdBR-hW3DBTeSMxzZCp4byrT8tIw/edit#gid=0

It looks like the office locations and some other information is all messed up for some users. It used to be organized so nicely

Edited November 13, 2019 by klmnl2000

[TZKA 34]

Interview done as scheduled today November 13 at Atlanta USCIS office. All took about 1.5 hours. Passed. Status on old USCIS website changed immediately to states : Will schedule ceremony. 

[ramboy 3]

congrats!

[Downloader 197]

So I’m officially a US Citizen! Had my Oath Ceremony today, small group of 30 applicants in Miami.

Couldn’t be more happy 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 best wishes and good luck to everybody!

[AC&BS 23]

6 minutes ago, Downloader said:

So I’m officially a US Citizen! Had my Oath Ceremony today, small group of 30 applicants in Miami.

Couldn’t be more happy 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 best wishes and good luck to everybody!

I had my ceremony today as well.I was in Boston. 136 people from 50 countries. So glad this journey is complete. 

Good luck to everyone still waiting. I'm sure it won't be long now. 

[Meelo12 2]

I just logged into my account at uscis, and found a banner at the top of the page saying: Encountered an unknown error retrieving your data.

 

What does this mean? Has this happened to anyone before?

 

Any insights welcome!

[Josie07m11 11]

I had my interview today at Fort Smith, AR!  💃🏻 It took all of 15 minutes and I was such a nervous wreck that I could barely show my happiness when he said that I was successful. 
 

It started out a little rocky, for some reason a digit in my SSN was wrong but we moved on quickly. He reviewed my application first. I had overdue taxes from 2016 that I paid between applying for N-400 and my interview so he photocopied proof of my payment. 
 

I also traveled to China after submitting my application so he asked me for the dates and quizzed me a little on why I went there. I was prepared for this so no big deal. 💁🏻‍♀️ 
 

More application reviewing. This was the easy part although it did feel a little like an interrogation because he was rapidly firing questions and I (overthinking) thought he might think I was lying if I hesitated. Boy, my brain was fried. 🥴
 

Then he asked me to do the reading and writing test: (Sorry, I cant remember the exact phrasing)

 

How many senators are there in Congress?

 

There are 100 senators in Congress.

 

Finally, we got to the civics test.

 

1) We elect a U.S. representative for how many years?

2) Where is the statue of liberty

3) What was the main concern for the United States in the Cold War? 
4) We elect a President for how many years?

5) What does the judicial branch do?

6) What is the highest court in the United States?
 

My interviewer enjoyed making me nervous because he said, “Unfortunately... I can’t give you anymore questions because you have correctly answered all 6 questions.” I burst into nervous laughter. Thanks, dude! 😄 

 

I’m still waiting on my oath ceremony date but my case status changed to approved early this evening. 

Edited November 15, 2019 by Josie07m11

[cj21 12]

On 11/13/2019 at 11:05 AM, TZKA said:

Interview done as scheduled today November 13 at Atlanta USCIS office. All took about 1.5 hours. Passed. Status on old USCIS website changed immediately to states : Will schedule ceremony. 

Congratulations! Same day as yours and please send a shout out when you get your schedule. We might end up on the same day for this oath ceremony.