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Yesterday my citizenship journey ended, took the oath ceremony at the local USCIS office. There was only 8 of us, but it was very pleasant and intimate, my wife and other guests were able to watch as well.
 
Thankful for it to be done, I hope everyone's journey goes smoothly.

Yesterday my citizenship journey ended, took the oath ceremony at the local USCIS office. There was only 8 of us, but it was very pleasant and intimate, my wife and other guests were able to watch as well.
 
Thankful for it to be done, I hope everyone's journey goes smoothly.

Yesterday my citizenship journey ended, took the oath ceremony at the local USCIS office. There was only 8 of us, but it was very pleasant and intimate, my wife and other guests were able to watch as well.
 
Thankful for it to be done, I hope everyone's journey goes smoothly.

Yesterday my citizenship journey ended, took the oath ceremony at the local USCIS office. There was only 8 of us, but it was very pleasant and intimate, my wife and other guests were able to watch as well.
 
Thankful for it to be done, I hope everyone's journey goes smoothly.

Yesterday my citizenship journey ended, took the oath ceremony at the local USCIS office. There was only 8 of us, but it was very pleasant and intimate, my wife and other guests were able to watch as well.
 
Thankful for it to be done, I hope everyone's journey goes smoothly.

Officially done with my immigration journey! Today I am became an American 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🥳
 
Good luck everyone! 

My oath ceremony was scheduled for the 2nd September, not long to wait at all now!

Sorry, I just saw your message today.
It looks like you passed,  congrats!

My interview was extremely straightforward, started with the civics question and as soon as I got the first 6 questions right she moved on to the written test. 
After that, I was asked the usual questions (ever been arrested, military training, etc). Once that was done, the officer explained how the Oath ceremony works and told me I should expect a letter in the mail in the next month or so.
I was not asked for any documents, just my interview letter before entering the building.
 
 

Just took my N-400 interview at the Burlington, VT Field Office, and pleased to say I passed. Interview was scheduled for 10am, but only got invited in at 10.25. Very friendly interviewer, lots of casual chit chat before hand. Started with some biometrics were a photo and then fingerprints were taken, then was asked the civics questions. These were: 
Name a state that borders Canada Name your state Capital (Montpelier) Who is the current president Name one right only for US Citizens What did Susan B Anthony do What did Abraham Lincoln do  I got the first six questions correct, at which point I was was told I passed that part. I then had to read and write a sentence, which I have forgotten, but passed as well. We then went through the N400 application questions, quickly, and was told that I was approved, and would be scheduled for an Oath Ceremony in the next month or so. 
 
Very happy to be almost done with this, and best of luck to everyone still going through this process.
 
 

Just got my interview scheduled! 
 
Applied 19th April 2022
Reused Biometrics same day.
Interview scheduled this morning for the 9th August.
 
Field office is the new Burlington, VT office, much quicker than I anticipated this going! Hopefully everyone else gets their dates soon!

Applied today 19th April, and already had Biometrics reuse letter in my documents.
 
Estimated waiting time of 19 months though, hopefully it's a little quicker than that!

Hey,
 
WIll be applying next Wednesday, excited to get this process on the road! Filing under 3 years marriage.

Approved for 10 year green card today, originally SRC filing at the end of August 2018 but transferred to Potomac in October 2019, had to do biometrics at the end of October then approved under 3 weeks afterwards.

Filed at the end of August and got an SRC case number. Just been approved today after having case transferred to Potomac in October and having a biometrics appointment also at the end of October. 

Filed at the end of August and got an SRC case number. Just been approved today after having case transferred to Potomac in October and having a biometrics appointment also at the end of October. 

Approved for 10 year green card today, originally SRC filing at the end of August 2018 but transferred to Potomac in October 2019, had to do biometrics at the end of October then approved under 3 weeks afterwards.

Filed at the end of August and got an SRC case number. Just been approved today after having case transferred to Potomac in October and having a biometrics appointment also at the end of October. 

Everyone relax and be patient, we all go through the panic waiting for confirmation, but I'm sure it will come for everyone and soon. USCIS take a while to process the checks and send the notifications, mine took a couple of weeks it felt like. If you posted your package and it was confirmed delivered, then they will have it and be responding to you soon. It's so hard to keep patient though, I know all too well!

Happy to see lots of people joining, hopefully it moves smoothly for everyone. Hoping for hard copies of NOA soon...

Great stuff, my check has been cashed too, just hoping for the notices soon!