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On 10/28/2020 at 4:31 PM, BBlueB said:
Finally I had the oath ceremony today ! Very relieved and happy that the journey to citizenship is over.
When I entered the building, we were free to take the elevator on our own. Nobody at the security was checking the oath letter.
I arrived to the room around 20 mins before the oath ceremony time.
For Boston office, it was very quick and efficient. Good luck everyone !
How long did it take you to get oath ceremony scheduled post-interview and did they give ~2 weeks notice in notice? My status says N-400 approved and oath is scheduled and I am waiting on the document to upload or letter via mail.
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6 minutes ago, Anezka said:
So my interview is in 2 days and we can't find my husband's birth certificate (he is the US citizen).. We have and submitted a copy, but the original is nowhere to be found. The city hall doesn't let anyone in because of COVID. We ordered one online, but of course it won't make it in 2 days.
Yikes! Any advice??
Just completed my N-400 interview at Boston JFK building last week (will share experience in different post). Per my interview letter, I had to bring my spouses naturalization certificate, marriage certificate and all docs submitted with N-400. .... However, Interviewer never asked for the original of anything (or any document whatsoever) during the interview. He just asked if I was married to citizen and whether the spouse was by birth or naturalization. I am hoping your case will be the same since your spouse was already a citizen by birth...
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I have heard movement from the Lawrence office but not Boston one where my application is. Still waiting for my N-400 interview reschedule date (canceled due to covid), I also have an I-751 pending since 2 years and was told it would be a combo interview when I got my I-551 stamp earlier this year (pre-covid).
soo frustrating.
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Mine just passed two years as well. I believe my I-551 stamp is going to expire next month and N-400 was canceled due to covid (I was told previously its a combo interview at Boston but who really knows since everyone's experience is different). Waiting for reschedule date.
if the I-551 stamp expires, do you call USCIS to extend it via Infopass appt (again?) (I wouldn't need it for travel but if I changed jobs, I assume I need to show valid proof of residency).
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congrats to all those who are seeing progress!
My N-400 interview was scheduled early April but got canceled due to Covid. I am still waiting on re-scheduled letter. A friend of mine whose Boston N-400 interview in March was re-scheduled for July but I have not heard anything yet from my case. I have an N-400 AND I-751 pending (currently on stamp now which expires soon...)
Any updates from anyone in MA (boston office?) on re-scheduled interviews?
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congrats to all those who are seeing progress!
Any updates from anyone in MA (boston office?) on re-scheduled interviews? Mine was supposed to be in April but got canceled and no update since.
N 400 Filers local office Boston MA filers
in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports
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Sharing my N-400 journey, filed through spouse 3 year rule.
July 2019 = Applied N-400 online
Aug 2019= Biometrics
Mar 2020= scheduled for interview in Apr, canceled interview due to covid.
late Sept 2020 = re-schedule notice received for interview 4 weeks later. [on the same day, my I-751 was approved also in the system after 28 months...]
late Oct 2020 = Interview , passed (approval received online next day), oath notice received after few days post-interview for ~2 weeks later.
Interview Process - JFK building. Spouse came with me to the interview and waited in lobby area (nobody really checked or asked).
Appointment was for 12:30, called in at 1. Came out 17 minutes later (spouse timed it!)
Interview Itself = asked if spouse was citizen and whether by birth or naturalization. Moved onto reading/writing/civics questions. Civics questions were the easy kind and not the hard ones to remember (like all those people names and such). [but I had studied and memorized it anyway]. Moved onto reviewing application (yes/no). Asked about current job and where I traveled (we had a bunch of out of country trips since we like to travel). And lastly, was told I am recommended for approval and should get oath notice by 6 weeks. I was not asked to show any documentation during interview even though I took a ton of things.
What I took to interview: 2019 taxes, evidence of recent trip after application out of country, recent joint evidences like bank statements, electric bills, car bills, etc, some photos, documents from my N-400.
I am so happy to see movement in the Boston offices lately as it felt like a standstill at some point! Good luck to everyone.