Naturalization interview forum, where?

[provec 5]

Hi everyone, where on VJ do I go to read about other people's experiences in front of the interview officer during the naturalization meeting?

I'm interested in getting a baseline of questions to pass on to someone who has their interview in a few days, TX!

[OldUser 9,645]

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[OldUser 9,645]

Hi @provec

 

Here's my personal experience:

 

 

 

You may want to browse this forum:

 

https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/161-us-citizenship-case-filing-and-progress-reports/

 

They way it's organized, typically by year and month of filing. You can even find folks who filed around same time as you and read their experience.

 

Generally, folks post their interview  experiences in their monthly thread.

 

Good luck and post your experience too, after becoming a citizen!

Edited June 16 by OldUser

[Leumas 34]

IMHO, better to stick with the current way in grouping them by months as I suspect baseline questions / experiences change over time.

[OldUser 9,645]

2 hours ago, Leumas said:

IMHO, better to stick with the current way in grouping them by months as I suspect baseline questions / experiences change over time.

I don't believe anybody is looking to change this. I was helping OP locating it.

[provec 5]

On 6/16/2025 at 4:55 PM, OldUser said:

Hi @provec

 

Here's my personal experience:

 

I sure will, and thank you!! This is just what I needed.🙂

 

You may want to browse this forum:

 

https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/161-us-citizenship-case-filing-and-progress-reports/

 

They way it's organized, typically by year and month of filing. You can even find folks who filed around same time as you and read their experience.

 

Generally, folks post their interview  experiences in their monthly thread.

 

Good luck and post your experience too, after becoming a citizen!

 

[Rekyrts 145]

On 6/16/2025 at 2:52 PM, provec said:

Hi everyone, where on VJ do I go to read about other people's experiences in front of the interview officer during the naturalization meeting?

I'm interested in getting a baseline of questions to pass on to someone who has their interview in a few days, TX!

 

It's especially tough to get a general "baseline" as every case is different.

We do know that a candidate will be "examined" and will face 10 civics questions, as well as testing in reading and writing. Outside of that, the best advice I think is to be prepared to discuss anything related to one's immigration journey.

I was tested on the core, and after that, not too much else. Under 20 minutes.