Larry71

Will someone make my timeline red!
I'm officially a U.S citizen! had my oath ceremony this morning.....39 other people and I at the ceremony. It lasted about 45 minutes and the judge stayed around at the end for people to take pictures with him.....all in all it was a really nice morning!
Finished dealing with USCIS after 13 years.
Good luck to all the people on this journey!!

Congrats!

Congrats. And I got the exact same questions for my english and civics tests lol

Congrats Angelus! Here are the upcoming ceremony schedules for Spokane: http://www.waed.uscourts.gov/sites/default/files/2016%20Spokane%20Naturalization%20calendar2_1.pdf

Back from my interview. I passed! It was really, really easy.
I arrived 25 minutes early, went through security check, then upto the waiting room on the 6th floor.
My appointment was for 10:20am and I was called in at almost 10:30am.
The female officer was polite and friendly as she led me to her office.
I was placed under oath to tell the truth, and then she said we’ll start with the civics test.
My 6 questions were:
1. What movement fought to end racial discrimination? (Civil Rights)
2. Who was the first president of the U.S? (George Washington)
3. Who is the governor or our state? (Jay Inslee)
4. Name two U.S holidays? (New year’s day & Christmas)
5. Where is the Statue of Liberty? (New York Harbor)
6. What is one promise you make when you become a U.S citizen? (Be loyal to the United States)
Then was the reading question – “Who lives in the White House?”
I was asked to write “The President lives in the White House”
Then she said congratulations, you’ve passed the history & English test!
Then she went over my application asking questions, I answered them all and then signed my 2 pictures, and check the information that she says will be on my certificate.
She said I had passed the interview and I’ll receive a latter in 2 – 3 weeks for my oath ceremony.
My interview lasted about 8 minutes from start to finish!
She never asked for any documents except my passport, drivers license and green card. I had birth certificates, marriage certificates and other documents. I said I have my wife's birth certificate, she said it's ok, she had a copy in my file.

Nay!
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It never fails to shock me when someone brings up marrying another USC at the first sign of difficulties in the marriage they're in, what happened to the love you both claimed through the immigration process? does it disappear with the arrival of a green card?
Asking the question makes it appear that the green card is more important than the marriage which is sad

That's great
My appointment is 10:20 A.M.
I was sure your interview would have been a day or two before mine.