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Finally I had my ceremony today and I'm so happy I'm done with the process finally a US Citizen 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

I had my interview today. Went smooth, had applied for citizenship after my 10 year green card expired. I was selected to have oath on same day at the office. So came back in afternoon and took oath along with 3 other folks. No idea what criteria is for same day oath, other than the  interview has to be completed before 11 am. 
 
So total time from application took less than 9 months. 

I had my interview Saturday 11/16. I was approved and oath ceremony is scheduled for Thursday 11/21 (I was expecting a longer wait).
Edit: I only took the documents listed in the interview letter.. my permanent resident card, husband's birth certificate, daughter's birth certificate (just in case) and my passports (expired and current). The IO did not ask for anything other than my PRC and the interview letter.

They have all previous submitted documents in their huge file. So it should not be an issue. Have latest documentation.

I am back so that i can provide hope to someone who may be in the same boat as I was and is feeling depressed to the core.
i heard back from my IO yesterday. She called me to tell me that she just received my i751 file and she updated my case and scheduled me for the next available oath and wanted to see if i will be available next Thursday Nov 14th. 
She said she was feeling really bad and as soon as she got my file she updated my status right away. I was ecstatic. 
i had lost all hope in USCIS, but this IO proves that there are still good people. Instead of letting my file collect dust she was proactive to keep my case flowing. 
Thanks to everyone on this forum for all your help.
 
I applied on Feb 4th 2019
Interview was on October 24th 2019 at the Irving office
Oath is on November 14th 2019 at the Plano Events Cent

I had my interview today. Went smooth, had applied for citizenship after my 10 year green card expired. I was selected to have oath on same day at the office. So came back in afternoon and took oath along with 3 other folks. No idea what criteria is for same day oath, other than the  interview has to be completed before 11 am. 
 
So total time from application took less than 9 months. 

Just got back from the oath ceremony, what a great morning it was, people from 96 countries in Plano, one thing I will say, I had the early ceremony at 7:30 and tons of us showed up at 6:45 but they refused to open the doors till 7:30 on the dot, but other than that it went perfectly, I’m officially a US Citizen!!

Letter for my wife's interview came today with date of Nov 1st in Irving!!!!  Nothing on USCIS site so to those waiting or when time comes look for the letter.  Got email notification on Sept 27 and letter today so it was 10 days after notification on the site.  Hooraay!!!!!😀

I got email saying change in status and notice was uploaded to website 2 days later. 

Applied on February 24th and interview on November 5th. 

You spend more time sat in the waiting room than you do in the actual interview, but the wait was only around 20-25 minutes, they seemed to be calling people in constantly so they get through people very quickly

Just wanted to give more of an in depth report for those with upcoming interviews, I had mine on Friday 27th, early 9AM appointment, we drove up and got there fine, plenty of parking, you basically go through the main entrance and show your appointment letter, then you get shafted through the typical scanner you see at the airports, then you checkin and head upstairs and wait for them to call your name. I got called in and I had to stand and swear to tell the truth etc. Then he went straight into the civics test, got 6/6, I was really lucky to get the fairly straight forward questions, I know for sure I got 'Who is the father of our country' 'Why does the flag have 50 stars' 'What did Susan B Anthony do' he then asked other details such as my name, any other names used, my wifes d.o.b and our marriage date, if we still lived together, then of course he makes you read a sentence in English, I think mine was 'I Can Vote' then I had to write on the tablet 'Citizens can vote' which was more scribbed than written since the stylus is pretty hard to use (I know others have mentioned this), then he told me he was recommending my approval and he walked me out.
 
It's one of those situations were I was so nervous going in, but when I was out I wondered what I was nervous for... Good luck to everyone else going for interviews soon!

ok case was received 18th of Feb 2019 and biometrics Feb 23 2019.  

Just wanted to let everyone know i was approved today! Everything went smoothly, the only issue is my mom changed my name via deed poll when I was 2 years old to her maiden name (messy divorce with my dad) and apparently the letter didn’t look official enough so he let me sign a name change letter and he said the judge will approve it by the time of my oath ceremony so not to worry.

Well tomorrow is my day, 9AM interview tomorrow morning, I'll let you all know how it goes

The Irving field office? In my experience there is a ton of (free) parking.

Even if you're bringing convoy of cars, there're plenty of parking space ... haha ... just on a lighter note ...  You don't have to worry about the space at all.