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Thank you very much for the update...Once again Congrats...

Yes, I was relieved that it was so straightforward. In my mind it was going to be a lot more complicated. 😆
 
While I was in the waiting room they called on a bunch of other people that were getting their oath ceremony notice so maybe that's how they always do things here.

Oh wow! This was super easy. I pray the rest of the house gets it this nice and easy. Again congratulations! 🎈🎉🎊🍾 🤗🎈

Yes, let's hope! 😀

Thank you and good luck with your interview! 😀

Ooops I should have just waited but I’m so thrilled to hear it!🎊✨🎉😇🎊🥳

Sorry for keeping everyone on pins and needles but I had to finish up the work day after my interview.
 
My interview was at 8:45am so I was allowed to enter at 8:30am. Getting through security and checking in only took about five minutes. The IO was about five minutes late but then came out and called my name. He was professional but very nice. We went back to his office where he took my picture and biometrics. He then asked me to raise my right hand and swear to tell the truth. After that he asked for my green card and driver's license and asked if I had been studying. I told him that my husband had been quizzing me so he was sure that I'd do well. He proceeded with the civics questions which were:
 
1) What is one right or freedom from the First Amendment?
2) What is one promise you make when you become a United States citizen?
3) Who was President during World War I?
4) What ocean is on the West Coast of the United States?
5) What is the capital of the United States?
6) Name two national U.S. holidays
 
Reading: Where is the White House?
Writing: The White House is in Washington D.C.
 
After that the IO asked me for my name, date of birth, country of birth, phone number, address, where I work and what my husband's name is. Then he moved on to a bunch of questions from Part 12 in the N400.
 
The IO then had me sign some things on the tablet and that was it! He told me that he would take me back to the waiting room and that I should wait there to get my oath ceremony notice. I was a little surprised by that. I thought I would just be notified through my online account/mail. I waited maybe 10-15 minutes and then someone came out, called my name and gave me my oath ceremony notice. I'll be attending on March 24.
 
So, super easy! IO didn't want to see any of the documents I brought at all and the whole thing only took about 30 minutes.

@Stillwinning!!!😊 and @Bujjigaadu I was approved! 🥳 Getting ready to write about it!

Sorry for keeping everyone on pins and needles but I had to finish up the work day after my interview.
 
My interview was at 8:45am so I was allowed to enter at 8:30am. Getting through security and checking in only took about five minutes. The IO was about five minutes late but then came out and called my name. He was professional but very nice. We went back to his office where he took my picture and biometrics. He then asked me to raise my right hand and swear to tell the truth. After that he asked for my green card and driver's license and asked if I had been studying. I told him that my husband had been quizzing me so he was sure that I'd do well. He proceeded with the civics questions which were:
 
1) What is one right or freedom from the First Amendment?
2) What is one promise you make when you become a United States citizen?
3) Who was President during World War I?
4) What ocean is on the West Coast of the United States?
5) What is the capital of the United States?
6) Name two national U.S. holidays
 
Reading: Where is the White House?
Writing: The White House is in Washington D.C.
 
After that the IO asked me for my name, date of birth, country of birth, phone number, address, where I work and what my husband's name is. Then he moved on to a bunch of questions from Part 12 in the N400.
 
The IO then had me sign some things on the tablet and that was it! He told me that he would take me back to the waiting room and that I should wait there to get my oath ceremony notice. I was a little surprised by that. I thought I would just be notified through my online account/mail. I waited maybe 10-15 minutes and then someone came out, called my name and gave me my oath ceremony notice. I'll be attending on March 24.
 
So, super easy! IO didn't want to see any of the documents I brought at all and the whole thing only took about 30 minutes.

Thank you! No, I don't think they usually do same day oath ceremonies in Phoenix. It'll be on March 24 at the court house.

Sorry for keeping everyone on pins and needles but I had to finish up the work day after my interview.
 
My interview was at 8:45am so I was allowed to enter at 8:30am. Getting through security and checking in only took about five minutes. The IO was about five minutes late but then came out and called my name. He was professional but very nice. We went back to his office where he took my picture and biometrics. He then asked me to raise my right hand and swear to tell the truth. After that he asked for my green card and driver's license and asked if I had been studying. I told him that my husband had been quizzing me so he was sure that I'd do well. He proceeded with the civics questions which were:
 
1) What is one right or freedom from the First Amendment?
2) What is one promise you make when you become a United States citizen?
3) Who was President during World War I?
4) What ocean is on the West Coast of the United States?
5) What is the capital of the United States?
6) Name two national U.S. holidays
 
Reading: Where is the White House?
Writing: The White House is in Washington D.C.
 
After that the IO asked me for my name, date of birth, country of birth, phone number, address, where I work and what my husband's name is. Then he moved on to a bunch of questions from Part 12 in the N400.
 
The IO then had me sign some things on the tablet and that was it! He told me that he would take me back to the waiting room and that I should wait there to get my oath ceremony notice. I was a little surprised by that. I thought I would just be notified through my online account/mail. I waited maybe 10-15 minutes and then someone came out, called my name and gave me my oath ceremony notice. I'll be attending on March 24.
 
So, super easy! IO didn't want to see any of the documents I brought at all and the whole thing only took about 30 minutes.

@Stillwinning!!!😊 and @Bujjigaadu I was approved! 🥳 Getting ready to write about it!

Sorry for keeping everyone on pins and needles but I had to finish up the work day after my interview.
 
My interview was at 8:45am so I was allowed to enter at 8:30am. Getting through security and checking in only took about five minutes. The IO was about five minutes late but then came out and called my name. He was professional but very nice. We went back to his office where he took my picture and biometrics. He then asked me to raise my right hand and swear to tell the truth. After that he asked for my green card and driver's license and asked if I had been studying. I told him that my husband had been quizzing me so he was sure that I'd do well. He proceeded with the civics questions which were:
 
1) What is one right or freedom from the First Amendment?
2) What is one promise you make when you become a United States citizen?
3) Who was President during World War I?
4) What ocean is on the West Coast of the United States?
5) What is the capital of the United States?
6) Name two national U.S. holidays
 
Reading: Where is the White House?
Writing: The White House is in Washington D.C.
 
After that the IO asked me for my name, date of birth, country of birth, phone number, address, where I work and what my husband's name is. Then he moved on to a bunch of questions from Part 12 in the N400.
 
The IO then had me sign some things on the tablet and that was it! He told me that he would take me back to the waiting room and that I should wait there to get my oath ceremony notice. I was a little surprised by that. I thought I would just be notified through my online account/mail. I waited maybe 10-15 minutes and then someone came out, called my name and gave me my oath ceremony notice. I'll be attending on March 24.
 
So, super easy! IO didn't want to see any of the documents I brought at all and the whole thing only took about 30 minutes.

Sorry for keeping everyone on pins and needles but I had to finish up the work day after my interview.
 
My interview was at 8:45am so I was allowed to enter at 8:30am. Getting through security and checking in only took about five minutes. The IO was about five minutes late but then came out and called my name. He was professional but very nice. We went back to his office where he took my picture and biometrics. He then asked me to raise my right hand and swear to tell the truth. After that he asked for my green card and driver's license and asked if I had been studying. I told him that my husband had been quizzing me so he was sure that I'd do well. He proceeded with the civics questions which were:
 
1) What is one right or freedom from the First Amendment?
2) What is one promise you make when you become a United States citizen?
3) Who was President during World War I?
4) What ocean is on the West Coast of the United States?
5) What is the capital of the United States?
6) Name two national U.S. holidays
 
Reading: Where is the White House?
Writing: The White House is in Washington D.C.
 
After that the IO asked me for my name, date of birth, country of birth, phone number, address, where I work and what my husband's name is. Then he moved on to a bunch of questions from Part 12 in the N400.
 
The IO then had me sign some things on the tablet and that was it! He told me that he would take me back to the waiting room and that I should wait there to get my oath ceremony notice. I was a little surprised by that. I thought I would just be notified through my online account/mail. I waited maybe 10-15 minutes and then someone came out, called my name and gave me my oath ceremony notice. I'll be attending on March 24.
 
So, super easy! IO didn't want to see any of the documents I brought at all and the whole thing only took about 30 minutes.

⏰ 😊 is about time to share the good news with the house ma’am. Been in suspense since morning…how did it go?😇🙏

@Stillwinning!!!😊 and @Bujjigaadu I was approved! 🥳 Getting ready to write about it!

@Stillwinning!!!😊 and @Bujjigaadu I was approved! 🥳 Getting ready to write about it!

Thank you! Hopefully everything goes well and I can report good news. 😀

Agreed! Everyone is so nice.
 
Yeah, I don't remember where the other field offices are that seem to be super fast.

Did they send you an email informing you of your combo?
Yeah it just dawned on me about that I posted  the date!

If the interview was scheduled you should be able to see the letter on the documents tab.

yes and im glad we uplift each other. our group seems to have people with kinds hearts♥️
 
phoenix is faster than others i heard cleveland too? i forgot where i got this info from

Thank you! Hopefully everything goes well and I can report good news. 😀

@knowing Yes, I am. I work at home so I'll just get up, go to the interview and log on to work.

thank you and we are claiming♥️