ilngrl777

Ok, so a little more details on my recommendation for approval at the interview yesterday.
I arrived 45 mins early (12:45 appointment) and handed in my letter at the check in window and was told to have a seat until I was called. While sitting I noticed a flat screen was displaying the 100 civics question and their respective answers, so I took the time to quiz myself one last time (as were a lot of other people sitting close by). After sitting for about 35 mins I was called to be interviewed by a pleasant lady who introduced herself and asked me to follow her to her office. It was upstairs and we used the elevator (in awkward silence) to get there.
Once in the office, she asked me to raise my right hand and gave me the oath. I then had a seat and was asked for my passports, ID and green card. She told me we were going to start with the civics questions and the reading and writing. I passed all of them and went on to the application. She verified my info and went into the "yes or no" questions. She then asked me to sign the application and gave me a piece of paper that verified my information was correct. She said that would be the info on the certificate (mind you, she hadn't given me the N-652 yet, but I took a lucky guess on whether I was approved or not lol). she made a comment about the next ceremony being in August and THEN said "congratulation you are recommended for approval" while handing me the N-652.
By then were finished and she offered to walk me out. At the elevator I said thank you and she said congratulations again.
The interview literally took 15 mins. She did not ask me for anything other that what I mentioned above.
Good luck to everyone!

Crossing my fingers you'll get yours soon then.
Do you know if your DO has a back log?