N-400 March 2025 Fliers

[Taureti 52]

2 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Sue USCIS. It's been over 120 days since interview. Most likely they'll quickly find the file after being served.

It’s too expensive. I’m not in the best financial situation right now. 

[OldUser 10,861]

40 minutes ago, Taureti said:

It’s too expensive. I’m not in the best financial situation right now. 

Fair enough. Wishing you quick resolution

[Realtor01 8]

At my Interview,

do I need to take my 10 page IRS Tax Transcript or the 1 page Account Transcript showing taxes filed and paid in full?

[OldUser 10,861]

3 hours ago, Realtor01 said:

At my Interview,

do I need to take my 10 page IRS Tax Transcript or the 1 page Account Transcript showing taxes filed and paid in full?

Neither.

 

You need Tax Return Transcript from IRS website for each of the past 3 or 5 years (depending whether you apply based on marriage or general provision)

Edited Monday at 05:31 PM by OldUser

[Taureti 52]

So, I have an update — my new interview has been scheduled for December 11. The notice looks identical to the previous one, so it almost feels like the first interview never happened. I’m not sure whether I need to prepare for all the questions and the writing test again. I passed everything the first time and signed all the usual forms. I’m really confused and just waiting to hear what my attorney will say.

[OldUser 10,861]

7 minutes ago, Taureti said:

So, I have an update — my new interview has been scheduled for December 11. The notice looks identical to the previous one, so it almost feels like the first interview never happened. I’m not sure whether I need to prepare for all the questions and the writing test again. I passed everything the first time and signed all the usual forms. I’m really confused and just waiting to hear what my attorney will say.

You absolutely need to be prepared to do everything over, including test. Treat it as if the first interview never happened and also as a more difficult interview. I would not go to interview without a lawyer.

Edited 11 hours ago by OldUser

[Taureti 52]

Just now, OldUser said:

You absolutely need to be prepared to do everything over, included test.

Should I prepare 100 questions or go with the new one? This is so ridiculous!

[OldUser 10,861]

1 hour ago, Taureti said:

Should I prepare 100 questions or go with the new one? This is so ridiculous!

The same rules apply as before. It depends on when you submitted N-400.

[CoastingtoAOS 13]

On 10/22/2025 at 9:37 PM, CoastingtoAOS said:

I hope Nov. we are expecting a baby soon. How soon does the notice go out?

Interview October 21 at Houston. 3-year timeline with I-751 approved after interview. Oath scheduled for Nov 19.

[Taureti 52]

6 hours ago, OldUser said:

You absolutely need to be prepared to do everything over, including test. Treat it as if the first interview never happened and also as a more difficult interview. I would not go to interview without a lawyer.

Let me ask — how do you know all of this? Do you work in the field? Don’t get me wrong, I really appreciate your input; I’m just curious how you know.

I went to the first interview with my attorney, and I’ll be attending the second one with my attorney as well. I’ve also heard different information from other sources saying that I should bring the paper showing I passed the first exam so I won’t have to take it again. At this point, I just don’t know who to believe.

[ilacristina 11]

6 hours ago, Taureti said:

So, I have an update — my new interview has been scheduled for December 11. The notice looks identical to the previous one, so it almost feels like the first interview never happened. I’m not sure whether I need to prepare for all the questions and the writing test again. I passed everything the first time and signed all the usual forms. I’m really confused and just waiting to hear what my attorney will say.

In God we trust to give your citizenship ceremony as a christmas gift 

[Taureti 52]

I'm looking at the interview request more closely, and it's actually different. The middle section of the paper has different requirements. The second one has fewer requirements and info, and does not mention the civics exam. 

[TBoneTX 48,376]

There's your answer, then.  Good luck to you.

[OldUser 10,861]

1 hour ago, Taureti said:

Let me ask — how do you know all of this? Do you work in the field? Don’t get me wrong, I really appreciate your input; I’m just curious how you know.

 

Nobody here would know exactly how your second interview will go. I am only suggesting to prepare for the worst scenario and hope it goes a lot easier than this. If you prepare for tough interview, you will have answers for any scenario.

 

As to my knowledge, no I don't work in the field, but immigration is my passion.

 

I've read thousands of pages on Visa Journey and other immigration related websites on various subjects, including visas, adjustment of status, removal of conditions, naturalization over the last 7-8 years. I contributed with close to 13000 posts on Visa Journey since 2022 when I joined it. I watched every single episode of Immigration Answers Show on YouTube, which is about 1000 hours of content, questions and answers by attorney. I also watched other attorneys, perhaps 200-300hrs additionally. I read USCIS manual, watch updates on immigration, review forms regularly. And lastly, I went from various visas to becoming a citizen myself. I have few friends who went through this process to. This is where I'm coming from. By no means my messages here are the ultimate truth or legal advice.