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Can anyone pls add me to the list, thanks:)  I wanted to share my interview experience in the hopes that someone can learn a thing or two. Interview Experience: -appt was at noon and got there 20mins early -went through security measures (just like when i had the fingerprint appt) -handed my appt/interview letter to the receptionist and was told to wait for the IO to call my name -IO called my name on time and we headed to his office -he asked me to raise my right hand and had me swear to tell the truth -he started the interview by asking my full name, address,dob, phone #  -he had me read "when do we vote for president" and asked me to write in paper " we vote for president in november"  (english reading and writing test)  -then civics test followed, he asked 6 questions and I answered correctly, i can't remember the questions anymore (if you study/memorize the 100 civics questions you'll be fine)  -he browsed through the n400 application and asked the times I was out of the country, my job, and then asked about 7 of the yes-no questions -he had me sign a paper and said i passed and to wait for the letter which will have the oath taking information This is a short summary of my interview. My whole interview experience was very pleasant and perhaps I got lucky with a nice IO.He didn't ask for additional docs but I brought with me original docs( I sent copies only on my n400 packet) and additional docs like bank statements,mortgage,bills from january-april. It is better to come prepared.  To all of you waiting for your interview dates, it will come and wish you all the best in the interviews😊    GC-Date -9/21/12 Sent- 1/17/17 Cashd- 1/24/17 NOA- 1/26/17 Fprints- 2/08/17 In Line- 02/10/17  Intrvw Letter- 03/13/17 Intrview- 04/20/17 Field Office- Kansas City MO

Can anyone pls add me to the list, thanks:)  I wanted to share my interview experience in the hopes that someone can learn a thing or two. Interview Experience: -appt was at noon and got there 20mins early -went through security measures (just like when i had the fingerprint appt) -handed my appt/interview letter to the receptionist and was told to wait for the IO to call my name -IO called my name on time and we headed to his office -he asked me to raise my right hand and had me swear to tell the truth -he started the interview by asking my full name, address,dob, phone #  -he had me read "when do we vote for president" and asked me to write in paper " we vote for president in november"  (english reading and writing test)  -then civics test followed, he asked 6 questions and I answered correctly, i can't remember the questions anymore (if you study/memorize the 100 civics questions you'll be fine)  -he browsed through the n400 application and asked the times I was out of the country, my job, and then asked about 7 of the yes-no questions -he had me sign a paper and said i passed and to wait for the letter which will have the oath taking information This is a short summary of my interview. My whole interview experience was very pleasant and perhaps I got lucky with a nice IO.He didn't ask for additional docs but I brought with me original docs( I sent copies only on my n400 packet) and additional docs like bank statements,mortgage,bills from january-april. It is better to come prepared.  To all of you waiting for your interview dates, it will come and wish you all the best in the interviews😊    GC-Date -9/21/12 Sent- 1/17/17 Cashd- 1/24/17 NOA- 1/26/17 Fprints- 2/08/17 In Line- 02/10/17  Intrvw Letter- 03/13/17 Intrview- 04/20/17 Field Office- Kansas City MO

Can anyone pls add me to the list, thanks:)  I wanted to share my interview experience in the hopes that someone can learn a thing or two. Interview Experience: -appt was at noon and got there 20mins early -went through security measures (just like when i had the fingerprint appt) -handed my appt/interview letter to the receptionist and was told to wait for the IO to call my name -IO called my name on time and we headed to his office -he asked me to raise my right hand and had me swear to tell the truth -he started the interview by asking my full name, address,dob, phone #  -he had me read "when do we vote for president" and asked me to write in paper " we vote for president in november"  (english reading and writing test)  -then civics test followed, he asked 6 questions and I answered correctly, i can't remember the questions anymore (if you study/memorize the 100 civics questions you'll be fine)  -he browsed through the n400 application and asked the times I was out of the country, my job, and then asked about 7 of the yes-no questions -he had me sign a paper and said i passed and to wait for the letter which will have the oath taking information This is a short summary of my interview. My whole interview experience was very pleasant and perhaps I got lucky with a nice IO.He didn't ask for additional docs but I brought with me original docs( I sent copies only on my n400 packet) and additional docs like bank statements,mortgage,bills from january-april. It is better to come prepared.  To all of you waiting for your interview dates, it will come and wish you all the best in the interviews😊    GC-Date -9/21/12 Sent- 1/17/17 Cashd- 1/24/17 NOA- 1/26/17 Fprints- 2/08/17 In Line- 02/10/17  Intrvw Letter- 03/13/17 Intrview- 04/20/17 Field Office- Kansas City MO

no need for bar coded sheet if you email it..i used the email format from the first post in this thread...

true!! if she's in mindanao she can take the CFO seminar in Cebu, a little convenient for the visayas-mindanao residents.. she better attend the seminar asap so she can have her passport..it takes about a month to process the passport.. for cfo details check here: http://www.cfo.gov.ph/~comfil/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1348%3Afiancee-spouses-and-other-partners-of-foreign-nationals&catid=140&Itemid=68

doesn't matter who sends it just make sure it gets through to nvc.. read the first post on the NVC FILERS -June 2012 thread it has a lot of helpful infos.. goodluck:)