KataS

I read somewhere they recommend 10 days.

I had interview in Denver last Thursday, of course every IO and office is different, but I was not asked to show any tax related documents, IO asked me about my passports and GC, I put them in a front of him, he just looked at my GC to confirm A# and didn't even touch my passports. Asked me about my husband, his address, his job, if we have kids, my job, my address, if I did my taxes. Didn't ask for any documentation. Went through the entire form N400 and ask the same questions again. Then we started to talk about weather, the town I live in. Just small talk...I don't think you should worry of not having certified copy of your marriage certificate. I don't think the IO would ask about it and if he/she does, show them the regular copy. They probably have it on the file anyway. They might ask you why you got divorced so quick and dig there a bit. Good luck!

Yes, agree about karma, a wonderful thing!
Wow! It seems like you are more American than Americans themselves. I will leave it at that....
Hope that the creator of that topic will have a better luck next time!

Yes, agree about karma, a wonderful thing!
Wow! It seems like you are more American than Americans themselves. I will leave it at that....
Hope that the creator of that topic will have a better luck next time!

It seems like you are the only person I've heard of, who never misunderstood another. Easy to judge someone and the situation not even being there and witnessing it. From the posts above seems like the English skills are good enough to fully participate in life here. So yes, u are too harsh. I know it is hard being open minded, but try coz karma is a b.....ch!

Yes, agree about karma, a wonderful thing!
Wow! It seems like you are more American than Americans themselves. I will leave it at that....
Hope that the creator of that topic will have a better luck next time!

You're welcome. The answer to your question is actually on the same page:
"This office conducts same-day naturalization ceremonies for military cases and other expedited cases."
So it looks like in Tucson only certain people are eligible for same-day ceremonies.