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Congratulations!
you are officially an USC 
ur journey is finally over!

Just had my oath ceremony. It was from 9 a.m till around 11:00 a.m. It was very orderly and wonderful.
They also gave opportunity to take photos with the county officials, which I thought was great. 
Here's how it went . 1) Get certificate ( to inspect everything is correct ) 2. Return Greencard/ take back certificate after verification 3) Sign the back of the OATH letter 4) Get info on Social Security update 5) Go to a different room to register to vote. 
10: 30 a.m = Oath Ceremony and Certificate distribution.
My problem is I did a name change . So I have to do a lot of updates from DMV/Social Security/ Work/ Bank and various other accounts. Hopefuly that's it. Going to be nice.
 
 

Just had my oath ceremony. It was from 9 a.m till around 11:00 a.m. It was very orderly and wonderful.
They also gave opportunity to take photos with the county officials, which I thought was great. 
Here's how it went . 1) Get certificate ( to inspect everything is correct ) 2. Return Greencard/ take back certificate after verification 3) Sign the back of the OATH letter 4) Get info on Social Security update 5) Go to a different room to register to vote. 
10: 30 a.m = Oath Ceremony and Certificate distribution.
My problem is I did a name change . So I have to do a lot of updates from DMV/Social Security/ Work/ Bank and various other accounts. Hopefuly that's it. Going to be nice.
 
 

Just had my oath ceremony. It was from 9 a.m till around 11:00 a.m. It was very orderly and wonderful.
They also gave opportunity to take photos with the county officials, which I thought was great. 
Here's how it went . 1) Get certificate ( to inspect everything is correct ) 2. Return Greencard/ take back certificate after verification 3) Sign the back of the OATH letter 4) Get info on Social Security update 5) Go to a different room to register to vote. 
10: 30 a.m = Oath Ceremony and Certificate distribution.
My problem is I did a name change . So I have to do a lot of updates from DMV/Social Security/ Work/ Bank and various other accounts. Hopefuly that's it. Going to be nice.
 
 

Good news! Congrats!
you can apply the same day after receiving ur certificate and register to vote right them and there

hey guys! Good news! I just got the letter for the oath ceremony. It's scheduled to be on the 2nd of Feb.! 
Does anyone know how I can apply for U.S Passport after receiving my certificate?

Hey guys 
just received the letter today, interview scheduled for February 27
can someone update the chart for me
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Congratulations!

That's great news!
that means NYC is finally moving along, mine should be next since I'm in line a month later than urs.

Hi Lela, you've been in line since August, I have been in line since July!  What is going on here? Why are they taking this long ?? Looks like everyone who applied online is moving super fast!! 

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To be honest, I haven't been motivated enough to study yet, but I did pick up the booklet when I went for my biometrics appointment.  I will probably "hit the books harder" when I hear about my interview date. 

You should be able to get some parking in the street next to the fingerprinting center when its not too busy. Its a residential street. Make sure you park at a safe place.

I just checked my status,  I'm in line for the interview!!!! 

Thanks Juliava. I did a little bit of research into how many days pass by on average based on last month filers. They haven't gotten their interviews yet, but from what data we have this is how many days they had to wait between NOA and Biometrics and Biometrics and "In line for interview". I hope this is helpful.
 
p.s: This is based on last month filings. They are doing it via google sheet.
 

Thanks Juliava. I did a little bit of research into how many days pass by on average based on last month filers. They haven't gotten their interviews yet, but from what data we have this is how many days they had to wait between NOA and Biometrics and Biometrics and "In line for interview". I hope this is helpful.
 
p.s: This is based on last month filings. They are doing it via google sheet.
 

After NOA you will be receiving the biometrics appointment letter, then you do the biometrics. Interview letter will come after you complete the biometrics.

Sure any time!! That's why we are here
I'm sure u will be fine
dont worry too much, every case is different and we all wait in different ways
 

800-375-5283!
oh maybe that's why the delay in ur process because you are requesting a waiver, in that case I think u are right just give them a little more time

Hi Allie, Thanks for your answer. It's not really part of South Indian culture, rather has to do wtih the catholic conversions and the Christian influence in Kerala. Is your name really Allie? I see that you are from India , but it's a very unusual name as far as the culture is concerned. 

Good luck!
 
It seems to be taking about 7 months for processing currently:
http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/citstats.php?cfl=

HEr mom could be a co-sponsor definately. She needs to supply the same I-864 form as a co-sponsor and all required financial documentation (W2's, tax transcripts, pay stubs, ect..). The cousin, regardless of her working situation would still have to also supply a I-864. 
 
 

http://www.***removed***/affidavit-of-support/i-864-income-requirements.html
 
And her husband job is really relevant when it comes to the CR1 spouse visa. It's the main sponsor job that matters. If she doesn't have a job, they need someone to sign the paperwork to become co-sponsor.
 
 
   

Your cousin will have to make enough for her household. If it's just her and her husband and no one else, then she'll have to at least make 20,300$ a year.

It IS possible that her husbands income can count but ONLY if they can prove the income will continue when he gets into the US, but it's probably safer to get a cosponsor. The cosponsor will have to make enough for their own household PLUS the intending immigrant.


So if say your mother has two dependants, then she would have to make enough to cover herself, two dependants, and the intending immigrant, meaning she would have to be able to cover 4 people and make 30k or more.


With that said, if you mother makes 70k a year and has been doing so, then she should be able to cosponsor, it shouldn't be too late, but make sure your cousin knows she STILL has to send in an I-864 regardless if she has income or not. In this case your cousin would send in the I864, with supporting documents and your mom would send in another I864 with supporting documents. Send them together as a response to the need for financial proof.


Here are the new 2017 poverty levels

https://www.uscis.gov/system/files_force/files/form/i-864p.pdf