What to bring to a combo interview?

[Ben & Katy 168]

My wife has an N400 interview on July 1st, 2022 in Tucson.  I am suspecting that they could be doing a combo interview since she has been waiting for her ROC to be approved since July 2020. 
 

what should she bring to the I-751 interview if they decide to do a combo? 
 

What kind of questions do they ask in the I-751 interview?

 

For the N-400 interview is there anything that should be brought that is not mentioned in the letter?

[Just Paul 4,591]

Nothing special to take.  Of course Mary went with 5 inches of copies of everything we did in the US process and never opened it.  Wait for her in the car, if it becomes a combo interview then they will want you there too.  Chances are they will realize the need for the ROC interview right beforehand.  Otherwise they usually schedule another one ASAP.

 

I-751 interview was pretty easy . . .

 

Edited June 6, 2022 by Paul & Mary

[Ben & Katy 168]

14 hours ago, Paul & Mary said:

Nothing special to take.  Of course Mary went with 5 inches of copies of everything we did in the US process and never opened it.  Wait for her in the car, if it becomes a combo interview then they will want you there too.  Chances are they will realize the need for the ROC interview right beforehand.  Otherwise they usually schedule another one ASAP.

 

I-751 interview was pretty easy . . .

 

Thank you! I have been reading off 100 questions per day for her since June 1st.  Today she got 99 out of 100 right for the citizenship test.  I couldn’t believe it only took a week after submission to get an interview scheduled.  I guess Tucson and Phoenix offices are fast right now.

[jakelake 222]

On 6/6/2022 at 9:30 AM, Paul & Mary said:

Nothing special to take.  Of course Mary went with 5 inches of copies of everything we did in the US process and never opened it.  Wait for her in the car, if it becomes a combo interview then they will want you there too.  Chances are they will realize the need for the ROC interview right beforehand.  Otherwise they usually schedule another one ASAP.

 

I-751 interview was pretty easy . . .

 

Wait for her in the car? Where did he mention that he was coming in a car?

I live in NYC and went via train and did not have to wait outside. 

I told them that there would be possibly be a combination interview and was allowed in. 

We also went with our 18 month old daughter and I was not about to wait outside.

 

It took about 30 minutes to get there via train and would have taken over an hour via car with traffic and that does not even include finding parking space.

I also saved money on gas and parking.

 

[Ben & Katy 168]

7 hours ago, jakelake said:

Wait for her in the car? Where did he mention that he was coming in a car?

I live in NYC and went via train and did not have to wait outside. 

I told them that there would be possibly be a combination interview and was allowed in. 

We also went with our 18 month old daughter and I was not about to wait outside.

 

It took about 30 minutes to get there via train and would have taken over an hour via car with traffic and that does not even include finding parking space.

I also saved money on gas and parking.

 

We don't have subway trains out here in the old West my friend.  The only way to get to the office is by car.

[Ben & Katy 168]

On 6/6/2022 at 6:30 AM, Paul & Mary said:

Nothing special to take.  Of course Mary went with 5 inches of copies of everything we did in the US process and never opened it.  Wait for her in the car, if it becomes a combo interview then they will want you there too.  Chances are they will realize the need for the ROC interview right beforehand.  Otherwise they usually schedule another one ASAP.

 

I-751 interview was pretty easy . . .

 

Paul, I got good news… She passed her ROC/US Citizenship interview today 7/1/22!!! Now we just await the oath ceremony! 🙌🙏