Yay! I passed!
Everything went smoothly.. I came with my brother who has an interview too. Our appointment was 1:05pm. We got checked in at 12:35 but my brother was told to go to the 3rd floor and I was told to wait in the waiting area A. I don’t know why we got separated. Anyways, it only took him 15mins and he passed too while I’m still waiting. 1:45 finally an IO called me to go to his office, he was nice and he even apologized for the delay. When we got to his office, he told me to put my bag in the chair next to me and to remain standing and he asked me to raise my right hand and swear to tell the truth. He then asked me for my GC,Passport,ID and Marriage Certificate which is good thing I brought it with me. He made a copy of my GC and Passport. He then told me that we will start with Reading and Writing test. He hand me a paper and told me to read it “Who can vote?” Then gave me a paper to write with “Citizen can vote.” IO said you passed the Reading and writing test part. Now we will start with the Civic test then he asked me...
*What group of people was taken to America and sold as slaves?
*How many amendments does the Constitution have?
*Who makes federal laws?
*Why did the colonist fight the British?
*Who is the Vice president of the US?
*What is the highest court in the US?
I answered it all correctly and IO said Congratulations you passed the Civic test. After that he reviewed my N400, he asked me my full name, address, phone#, How did you get here in the US? He even asked me how did your husband got here in the US?is he a lawful permanent resident and when did he become one? Also he asked how and when did me and my husband meet? I wasn’t expecting those questions lol Anyways, a lot of questions, about my kids their birthdays, my husband’s birthday, date of our marriage. Who live with me.. etc. then the yes or no questions, it’s okay as long as you’re telling the truth you will pass. I asked the IO about the Oath Ceremony he told me you might go on October 26 or Nov 9. And to wait for the ceremony letter.
I also received the application for passport that I will bring in to the ceremony.
Best of luck everyone. I hope my experience will help you on what to expect on your interview.
Interview went well.
Arrived to USCIS around 1:30 pm for a 1:55 pm appointment.
Went through the security and was asked if I brought any knifes, guns... items...
Checked in with th receptionist and was directed to wait in Session B waiting area. Waiting areas are quiet and I was waiting until 2:10 pm, an officer came out and escorted me into her office.
She swore me in and started to ask me for passport, green cards and state-issued ID.
She went through my application first and asked me if I was bringing any supplement evidence to support my case such as: court decree, selective service proof...
She did not ask me to sign until I passed my civic and reading/writing tess. The questions are extremely easy.
1) Name 1 state thet borders Mexico.
2) Who is the commander in chief of military.
3) Who wrote Declaration of Independence.
4) Name 3 original states.
5) What are two major political parties in US?
6) What political party of the President now.
Reading outloud: Who elects the Congress?
Write: The People elects the Congress.
I was recommended for approval and she escorted me to the door and we were chatting for 10 mins.
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