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Filed for my parents online on June 7th 2021 and I received the recipe notice online on June 7th 2021.
It should have gone to the Nebraska processing center, but due to the issue with the address on my profile I'm not sure. My reciept notice has Potomac.
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On 7/3/2021 at 8:04 PM, lisbethk said:
June 13, 2021 Case Was Received and A Receipt Notice Was Sent
Forgot to change address in my profile so receipt notice got sent to the wrong address in a different state. And from the online copy looks like the case got sent to Potomac so that sucks.
OMG, the same thing happened to me. I didn't even realize it pulled an address from my profile. I used my address on the forms though, but changed in the system again after my realization. Hopefully it doesn't go to Potomac.
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Interviewed today and got to have a same day ceremony. I am a Citizen!!!
- pilotkausa, Amadia, angelbrown and 1 other
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Oath Details;
We were called from the waiting area a few minutes after the scheduled appointment at 11:50 and lead to the area for the Oath Ceremony, where we were spaced out. There were 5 of us and 1 interpreter for one of the oath takers.
They review your form, ask you to review the certificate, take your green card and tell you where to sit. There's a screen between you and the oath officer.The chairs are spaced out.Once everyone was seated they started off with a speech, then everyone stands with their right hand raised and says the oath. Then he explained what was in the envelope he gave us: passport and voter registration directions. He advised that there was another ceremony at 1, so not enough time for pictures and showed us how to exit.
It was over by 12:05. The multi year journey is over.
Note: there were a few people called when I was in the waiting room that didn't show up.
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There were no issues with taking in my electronics, I had to bring out my laptop and tablet as I went through security.There was a man on a phone call in the waiting area.
They're wearing masks as they interview you and there's an installed Plexiglass/Acrylic Screen between you and the interviewer. You also have to wear a mask as you interview and are still in the building. There is no contact with the interviewer, you show them your green card by pressing it to the screen and they have a small slot that they use to slide over your approval paperwork/oath ceremony letter.
I was directed to sit in front of Window 6 and I could see 4 interviewers in window 1,4,6,7.
14 people where in the waiting area including myself, about half of them where waiting for oath ceremonies. They had 1 person interviewing by the time I got there and called 1 more by 9:30. I was called for my interview by 9:37 and wrapped up by 10:26. He had my entire file, two huge binders.
Some small talk, which I saw him repeat with the next person he interviewed, he uses it to gauge how well you speak English, so respond accordingly.
He asked if I wanted to change my name and told me it was free and if I wanted to do it later, it would cost $600+. He did mention that if you were changing your name, you couldn't do your oath ceremony on the same day and would have to go to a ceremony at the courts.Civics test first, then reading a sentence from the tablet and writing a sentence on the tablet. We then went over my current physical and mailing address and when I moved there, he counted to make sure I had the 3 month residency. Then we went over work history, he had me verify dates and those few days I was in between jobs, he added to my file and updated those dates as unemployed. Then we went over travel ans schooling history in the last 5 years, he even had a trip that I took in December after filing.
Then we went into the yes/no questions and I had to pay serious attention cause the words were coming so fast, we updated one of my work organizations, continued with the yes/no questions and the questions from the oath. After that he mentioned that I was recommended for approval, I had to sign that my name and file information was correct and I signed the oath, he told me to take my time and read it. He also told me there was an oath ceremony today at 11:45 am and asked if I would like to attend. Ofcourse I was attending. He printed out my oath letter and explained the attached form, the required documents, a brief on the ceremony and then I was free to go sit and wait for the ceremony or come back a few minutes before the ceremony time.
At most 4 people were being interviewed at a time at the windows and they called some people inside to interview.
There was a 10:45am oath ceremony that they called people for, I wish I was in that one.
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On 7/15/2020 at 1:31 AM, InternationalGuy said:
Also, can you tell us what the "completion time" shown on your web-portal online? Mine says September 2020.
Thanks!
Mine says September 2020, I'll post details here once I wrap up
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On 7/9/2020 at 7:57 PM, Pupa said:
So what can I say... became a US citizen today! The process is very streamlined- you are guided, in line always 6 feet apart, a few people in the building and I did not see many interviews or other appointments happening. However, it seems like they are doing interviews in the main lobby as I’ve see Ipads installed in the main lobby next to the windows. Also, there were about 25 people naturalizing today in one room and my time - not a lot. What’s interesting is many of these people had interviews in February and March as I overheard, which suggest a long wait for those not scheduled at the same day after interview.
Congratulations!!!
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My interview has been rescheduled for 7/17/20, glad to see some movement. Baltimore MD office.
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I logged in today and boy was I surprised, I checked my case status and it hasn't changed from my initial interview was scheduled, my case history still had my initial interview was scheduled notification, then I checked my documents folder and bam: "Interview Scheduled Sent on June 30, 2020." My interview has been rescheduled . It's set for 7/17/20. I can't wait.
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On 5/29/2020 at 4:56 PM, InternationalGuy said:
Hello everyone, my interview was de-scheduled in mid March 2020. Has anyone had either their Interview or Oath rescheduled?
I am still waiting to hear back.
Thank you
Still waiting, no changes.
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What's the latest Maryland filers? Has anyone received an updated oath ceremony or interview date? Nothing on my end.
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How's everyone holding up as we wait?
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Descheduled due to the current stats of things
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22 minutes ago, Skyline0810 said:
It happens to me as well. I just checked it 5 mins ago, and my interview will be 4/3/2020. The system is updating after 11:30 I guess.
I just got the same day, 11:45 🤣🤣🤣
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My status was updated yesterday to " We scheduled your interview". Flad for movement, but I can't see the date yet.
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On 2/20/2020 at 3:44 AM, Godsfavor said:
I became a US Citizen yesterday. Bless GOD
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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I applied on the same day Skyline0810. Fingers crossed we'll interview in early March!
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Pupa's up next on 2/10. Good luck!!! Anyone movement with other August filers? No news on my end.
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Got some good news today, my approval letter was in the mail. Date of decision was 7/17/17, I moved so the post office had to forward. No updates online, no gc yet.
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Any more August VSC approvals, I haven't seen anything past Aug 8. Please post if you've been approved. Anything in CSC?
JUNE 2021 I-130 PETITION FOR PARENTS OF USC
in Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America
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Got the approval for my parents today. Time to start on NVC items