alexpop13

@alexpop13 Thanks, so much! Yeah, we are both almost done. Sooooo happy about that.
You will hear soon.
Forward and Upward!
Suze1

You are almost done! Congratulations! I am still waiting for my Oath Ceremony to be scheduled!

Online Status Update: Citizenship Oath Ceremony Has Been Scheduled!
Was hoping for Feb 13th, but the IO laughed that off.
So, either March 6th or March 10th, we figure.
Preferably March 10th, because the IO said she manages that one and ALWAYS makes it a PARTY!!!!
Can't wait.
Best to All,
Suze1
 
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Congratulations! My office is also Cleveland, OH and had my interview on Thursday, 2/6! 
very pleasant experience! 
Waiting for the Oath Ceremony to be scheduled as well!

Congratulations! My office is also Cleveland, OH and had my interview on Thursday, 2/6! 
very pleasant experience! 
Waiting for the Oath Ceremony to be scheduled as well!

Hello everyone
 
As some of you know that my interview was today. I was so excited today. Everything went very well. I drove for  two hours to Clevland office . I passed the security check.  They called my name for the picture and finger print. After 30 minutes , an officer called my name. He was so great person . He welcomed me with a smile . He asked me the civic questions . I passed the First 6 questions so he didn’t have to ask me all the 10
the questions were:
1 - Who was the president during world war1?
2- Name one problem that led to civil war?
3- There were 13 original states, name three of them?
4-The House of Representatives has how many voting members?
5-We elect the president for how many years?
6- What is the name of the Vice President?
He told me that I passed the civic Test. 
Then he asked me to read a sentence that he choose 
George Washington was the first president of the United States , then he erased it and he asked me to write it. 
He asked me some questions from the application to verify that my answers match the information on my application. 
He told me congratulations and that I was approved! He printed a letter ( Attached ) 
My case statues shows that an oath will be scheduled.
 
I wish all the best to everyone . ❤️  

My husband had his interview today in the Charlotte office. He was recommended for approval. Anxiously awaiting the date for the oath ceremony. 

Had my interview today in Detroit, filed 10/31. Took about an hour and a half but interview time wasn't too long. The IO conducted the english/civics first and rolled through the 50 yes/no questions on the application very quickly. Was given a sheet that said I had been recommended for approval.
Status changed to "You attended the interview" and "We approved your application" a couple of hours later

Here you go

Congratulations everyone!
 
Not sure if we have any other San Antonio members on this thread, still waiting for an interview on my side. Completion date currently showing May. 

Nice to see so many interviews and approvals.
Congrats to all approved.
To those dealing with the slow offices, hang in there and good luck.

Thank you all!

Just came home from the interview!
Recommended for approval!
The interview lasted 15 minutes.
The questions asked were:
- Name the war between the North and the South.
- What is the capital of the United States?
- How many US Senators are there?
- Who is the Speaker of the House?
- When must all men register for the Selective Service?
-  Who is in charge of the executive Branch?
 
Then I had to read - Who elects Congress?
Then I had to type - "The people elect Congress"
 
Went over the YES & NO questions, confirmed my name change and I was out.
 
Also, I applied under the 3 year rule, and he crossed out all my info prior to when becoming a LPR - such as address, employment etc. 
So no need to put more than 3 years, even if they ask for 5 years on the form. 
"One should fill out the form based on his or her statuary period, which in your case is 3 years." 
 
The status on the old site changed directly to "Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled" as soon as I walked out of his office. 
Praise GOD!
 

Our online status updated...
 
Citizenship Status | Online Update:
 
 

I just had my interview today. It was approved on the spot. It was very easy but the waiting time was Too  long. I saw people with lawyers and interpreters. If u dont speak English what is the point to be USA citizen?? 
 

Congratulations

Just came home from the interview!
Recommended for approval!
The interview lasted 15 minutes.
The questions asked were:
- Name the war between the North and the South.
- What is the capital of the United States?
- How many US Senators are there?
- Who is the Speaker of the House?
- When must all men register for the Selective Service?
-  Who is in charge of the executive Branch?
 
Then I had to read - Who elects Congress?
Then I had to type - "The people elect Congress"
 
Went over the YES & NO questions, confirmed my name change and I was out.
 
Also, I applied under the 3 year rule, and he crossed out all my info prior to when becoming a LPR - such as address, employment etc. 
So no need to put more than 3 years, even if they ask for 5 years on the form. 
"One should fill out the form based on his or her statuary period, which in your case is 3 years." 
 
The status on the old site changed directly to "Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled" as soon as I walked out of his office. 
Praise GOD!
 

Congratulations!

Just came home from the interview!
Recommended for approval!
The interview lasted 15 minutes.
The questions asked were:
- Name the war between the North and the South.
- What is the capital of the United States?
- How many US Senators are there?
- Who is the Speaker of the House?
- When must all men register for the Selective Service?
-  Who is in charge of the executive Branch?
 
Then I had to read - Who elects Congress?
Then I had to type - "The people elect Congress"
 
Went over the YES & NO questions, confirmed my name change and I was out.
 
Also, I applied under the 3 year rule, and he crossed out all my info prior to when becoming a LPR - such as address, employment etc. 
So no need to put more than 3 years, even if they ask for 5 years on the form. 
"One should fill out the form based on his or her statuary period, which in your case is 3 years." 
 
The status on the old site changed directly to "Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled" as soon as I walked out of his office. 
Praise GOD!
 

Just came home from the interview!
Recommended for approval!
The interview lasted 15 minutes.
The questions asked were:
- Name the war between the North and the South.
- What is the capital of the United States?
- How many US Senators are there?
- Who is the Speaker of the House?
- When must all men register for the Selective Service?
-  Who is in charge of the executive Branch?
 
Then I had to read - Who elects Congress?
Then I had to type - "The people elect Congress"
 
Went over the YES & NO questions, confirmed my name change and I was out.
 
Also, I applied under the 3 year rule, and he crossed out all my info prior to when becoming a LPR - such as address, employment etc. 
So no need to put more than 3 years, even if they ask for 5 years on the form. 
"One should fill out the form based on his or her statuary period, which in your case is 3 years." 
 
The status on the old site changed directly to "Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled" as soon as I walked out of his office. 
Praise GOD!
 

Congratulations!  Can’t wait to see if my status changes To interview sometime soon..  estimated time 7 days

Just came home from the interview!
Recommended for approval!
The interview lasted 15 minutes.
The questions asked were:
- Name the war between the North and the South.
- What is the capital of the United States?
- How many US Senators are there?
- Who is the Speaker of the House?
- When must all men register for the Selective Service?
-  Who is in charge of the executive Branch?
 
Then I had to read - Who elects Congress?
Then I had to type - "The people elect Congress"
 
Went over the YES & NO questions, confirmed my name change and I was out.
 
Also, I applied under the 3 year rule, and he crossed out all my info prior to when becoming a LPR - such as address, employment etc. 
So no need to put more than 3 years, even if they ask for 5 years on the form. 
"One should fill out the form based on his or her statuary period, which in your case is 3 years." 
 
The status on the old site changed directly to "Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled" as soon as I walked out of his office. 
Praise GOD!
 

Just came home from the interview!
Recommended for approval!
The interview lasted 15 minutes.
The questions asked were:
- Name the war between the North and the South.
- What is the capital of the United States?
- How many US Senators are there?
- Who is the Speaker of the House?
- When must all men register for the Selective Service?
-  Who is in charge of the executive Branch?
 
Then I had to read - Who elects Congress?
Then I had to type - "The people elect Congress"
 
Went over the YES & NO questions, confirmed my name change and I was out.
 
Also, I applied under the 3 year rule, and he crossed out all my info prior to when becoming a LPR - such as address, employment etc. 
So no need to put more than 3 years, even if they ask for 5 years on the form. 
"One should fill out the form based on his or her statuary period, which in your case is 3 years." 
 
The status on the old site changed directly to "Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled" as soon as I walked out of his office. 
Praise GOD!
 

Just like this very day, and in these hours of the year 2015, I was up in the air en route from Germany and about to land in USA for the first time. Tomorrow marks my 5th year anniversary in the US. A lot happened in these 5 years but I am grateful for everything, good and bad. Life is a gift so we must appreciate it. Good luck everyone!

October filler, Cleveland office as well. Interview Scheduled for 2/6/2020