N400 June 2019 Filers

[SDJ 0]

Got Interview Letter Today in Documents Tab for Jan 6th 2020. 

 

FP was done on 7/1/2019 (Washington DC)

 

Planning to travel out of country post interview but before Oath.. (assuming oath is 3 weeks after interview) ..Is there any issue ?

 

 

[patsfan038 27]

Had my combo 400/751 interview today and got approved. It took 20 minutes in total. IO was a super chill old lady. Questions were pretty simple. Now I need to wait for the oath ceremony. Good luck to all

[ramboy 3]

On 12/4/2019 at 7:21 PM, SDJ said:

Got Interview Letter Today in Documents Tab for Jan 6th 2020. 

 

FP was done on 7/1/2019 (Washington DC)

 

Planning to travel out of country post interview but before Oath.. (assuming oath is 3 weeks after interview) ..Is there any issue ?

 

 

No issues. They will Ask for any Changes and or travel since filing.  Give them the info. For the most part they will have entry date back into US but might/will not have exit date out of US. Give those facts- dates and countries visited. 

Edited December 6, 2019 by ramboy

[MadMax101 32]

On 12/4/2019 at 7:51 AM, SDJ said:

Got Interview Letter Today in Documents Tab for Jan 6th 2020. 

 

FP was done on 7/1/2019 (Washington DC)

 

Planning to travel out of country post interview but before Oath.. (assuming oath is 3 weeks after interview) ..Is there any issue ?

 

 

Are you getting your name changed as part of the n-400? If so,  you might have to wait longer than 3 weeks. It was 6 for us but there are others that waited for 3 months. 

[Meelo12 2]

I am in Southern California, and I have my interview on Jan 6. I took a look here https://www.cacd.uscourts.gov/clerk-services/naturalization-ceremony-locations-and-schedule to get an estimate of possible oath ceremony dates. I see there's only one per month, each time for 10000.

 

Any idea if there are other places for oath ceremonies around here? And in your experience, in case of approval, how soon would they schedule my oath?

[Dinga 11]

Just had my interview at 10:00am today. It was a judicial oath ceremony. There were 94 of us. It was a smooth journey for my naturalization. Thank you everyone. Btw, application took less than 6 months. I applied June 24 and had my oath 12/11/2019. I had a name change so maybe that’s why I had longer wait time.  Anyways, good luck to all who are still waiting. 

[marymon 15]

I got interview schedule letter for Jan 16 this morning. 

[Josie07m11 11]

I became a U.S. citizen today in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Good luck to everyone still waiting.

 

[Summan 7]

Hi is anybody here from Dallas?? I applied N 400 on June 2019 from Dallas?? is anybody get scheduled interview yet ?? Is anybody june N400 fillers  here 

[ramboy 3]

 a month after interview and neither my wife’s nor my USCIS account shows the oath ceremony letter posted online. I got my mailed copy. Her oath date letter still not received. 
 

Any suggestions? Wonder if there’s any action (like sending USCIS a message) that might help get a status update without affecting their processing resources 

[Dinga 11]

1 hour ago, ramboy said:

 a month after interview and neither my wife’s nor my USCIS account shows the oath ceremony letter posted online. I got my mailed copy. Her oath date letter still not received. 
 

Any suggestions? Wonder if there’s any action (like sending USCIS a message) that might help get a status update without affecting their processing resources 

Did she change her name? It might take longer if she did that’s why. And also the wait time where you filed the application also matter. I had name change and had to wait for 3 weeks to get it approve and to be scheduled for oath. Btw, what is the estimated wait time on your application? It took me 5 months and 17 days to be exact for my whole process. From filing to oath taking. I am from Hawaii and it’s a 5 year residency category. 

[tamcloud 92]

My wife's interview is scheduled for January! 🙂  She got the electronic notification last week, the letter arrived yesterday. Fingers crossed that her file will have arrived before her date. When we went for her AOS, the file hadn't been with the officer yet; we still interviewed, but I think that played a part in the delay of her official decision notification three months later than it should have come. 

[ramboy 3]

22 hours ago, Dinga said:

Did she change her name? It might take longer if she did that’s why. And also the wait time where you filed the application also matter. I had name change and had to wait for 3 weeks to get it approve and to be scheduled for oath. Btw, what is the estimated wait time on your application? It took me 5 months and 17 days to be exact for my whole process. From filing to oath taking. I am from Hawaii and it’s a 5 year residency category. 

No change of name. overall nothing to complain about (June 2019 filing - so relatively quick Boston FO), but the inconsistency of the process steps creates anxiety

[MadMax101 32]

On 12/11/2019 at 7:51 PM, Dinga said:

Just had my interview at 10:00am today. It was a judicial oath ceremony. There were 94 of us. It was a smooth journey for my naturalization. Thank you everyone. Btw, application took less than 6 months. I applied June 24 and had my oath 12/11/2019. I had a name change so maybe that’s why I had longer wait time.  Anyways, good luck to all who are still waiting. 

How long did you spend at the ceremony?

[Dinga 11]

20 hours ago, MadMax101 said:

How long did you spend at the ceremony?

My appointment was 09:00 am. But the ceremony started at 10. I was #27, so around 10:45 I was done. And you’re allow to go home after that. You can stay if you’re ready to apply for your US passport and register to vote for next year.