Kante

Damn! I'm sorry to hear that. Unfortunately,  It's so many of such idiots working with USCIS. I have had one of them make a snide remark about my country of origin during an interview before. 

Attended my Naturalization Ceremony in downtown Denver yesterday. It was a judicial ceremony for people who applied for a name change along with their N400 application. We were a total of 150 new citizens from 50 countries. Oath was administered by a judge and we also received a signed and stamped form N-662 (petition for name change) along with our certificate of naturalization.
Good luck to everyone still waiting. 

I had my interview in October 2019 and was originally scheduled for the December 2019 ceremony.  I had to reschedule because of a planned travel. They then rescheduled me for February 2020.

Attended my Naturalization Ceremony in downtown Denver today. It was a judicial ceremony for people who applied for a name change along with their N400 application. We were a total of 150 new citizens from 50 countries. Oath was administered by a judge and we also received a signed and stamped form N-662 (petition for name change) along with our certificate of naturalization.
Good luck to everyone still waiting. 

Congratulations. I'm scheduled for a judicial ceremony in Denver on February 12th. Was originally scheduled for December 2019 but had to cancel due to planned travel  

My Interview is scheduled for Dec 5.

Good news!!! My case was eventually transferred to the Denver field office. I received a call from USCIS on October 10, asking me if I will be available to attend a N-400 interview on October 17th in military base close to the city I live in. I accepted, and they confirmed my email address so they could email me a PDF copy of the interview notice. I told them I had a pending I-751 and they said it will be a combo interview, so I should come with my wife. I received an interview notice in my email 5 minutes after the call and also my case status online (my.uscis.gov) changed to "We Scheduled your Interview".
 
The interview went quite well. First was the I-751 interview, lasted for around 5 minutes. The officer basically went through our application and supporting documents. She did not ask for any more supporting documents. She told me she was going to recommend that the application be approved and then ushered my wife out of the room.
 
For N-400 interview, she began by going through my application and asking random questions. We then moved on to the Yes/No questions I answered on the form and then the Civics/American history/Government Questions:
 
1.Who is the commander in chief?
2. How many Senators are there?
3. Name one native American tribe
4. When do we celebrate Independence?
5. What did the emancipation declaration do?
6.How many states are there
 
I was then showed a sentence on a tablet to read and then she read out a sentence for me to write down on the tablet. She told me I passed but she would need supervisor approval.
 
On October 25th, my N-400 case status on my.uscis.gov changed to "We approved your application"(on egov.USCIS.gov, it says "Case was Submitted For Quality Review Based on an Approval Recommendation") while my I-751 status changed to "Interview was completed and case must be reviewed" on egov.USCIS.gov ( my.uscis.gov still says "We received your case") .
 
Today, October 28th, I received an I-751 approval notice in the mail. It reads: " We have approved your I-751 , Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. Our records also indicate we have approved your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization. Because we also approved your N-400, you will not receive a new Permanent Resident Card (also known as a Green Card). Instead, once you have taken the Oath of Allegiance, you will receive a Certificate of Naturalization, which will be proof of your U.S citizenship. If you have questions regarding this process, please contact the USCIS Contact Center at 800-375-5283."
I will provide more updates as I get them.

Good news!!! My case was eventually transferred to the Denver field office. I received a call from USCIS on October 10, asking me if I will be available to attend a N-400 interview on October 17th in military base close to the city I live in. I accepted, and they confirmed my email address so they could email me a PDF copy of the interview notice. I told them I had a pending I-751 and they said it will be a combo interview, so I should come with my wife. I received an interview notice in my email 5 minutes after the call and also my case status online (my.uscis.gov) changed to "We Scheduled your Interview".
 
The interview went quite well. First was the I-751 interview, lasted for around 5 minutes. The officer basically went through our application and supporting documents. She did not ask for any more supporting documents. She told me she was going to recommend that the application be approved and then ushered my wife out of the room.
 
For N-400 interview, she began by going through my application and asking random questions. We then moved on to the Yes/No questions I answered on the form and then the Civics/American history/Government Questions:
 
1.Who is the commander in chief?
2. How many Senators are there?
3. Name one native American tribe
4. When do we celebrate Independence?
5. What did the emancipation declaration do?
6.How many states are there
 
I was then showed a sentence on a tablet to read and then she read out a sentence for me to write down on the tablet. She told me I passed but she would need supervisor approval.
 
On October 25th, my N-400 case status on my.uscis.gov changed to "We approved your application"(on egov.USCIS.gov, it says "Case was Submitted For Quality Review Based on an Approval Recommendation") while my I-751 status changed to "Interview was completed and case must be reviewed" on egov.USCIS.gov ( my.uscis.gov still says "We received your case") .
 
Today, October 28th, I received an I-751 approval notice in the mail. It reads: " We have approved your I-751 , Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. Our records also indicate we have approved your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization. Because we also approved your N-400, you will not receive a new Permanent Resident Card (also known as a Green Card). Instead, once you have taken the Oath of Allegiance, you will receive a Certificate of Naturalization, which will be proof of your U.S citizenship. If you have questions regarding this process, please contact the USCIS Contact Center at 800-375-5283."
I will provide more updates as I get them.

Good news!!! My case was eventually transferred to the Denver field office. I received a call from USCIS on October 10, asking me if I will be available to attend a N-400 interview on October 17th in military base close to the city I live in. I accepted, and they confirmed my email address so they could email me a PDF copy of the interview notice. I told them I had a pending I-751 and they said it will be a combo interview, so I should come with my wife. I received an interview notice in my email 5 minutes after the call and also my case status online (my.uscis.gov) changed to "We Scheduled your Interview".
 
The interview went quite well. First was the I-751 interview, lasted for around 5 minutes. The officer basically went through our application and supporting documents. She did not ask for any more supporting documents. She told me she was going to recommend that the application be approved and then ushered my wife out of the room.
 
For N-400 interview, she began by going through my application and asking random questions. We then moved on to the Yes/No questions I answered on the form and then the Civics/American history/Government Questions:
 
1.Who is the commander in chief?
2. How many Senators are there?
3. Name one native American tribe
4. When do we celebrate Independence?
5. What did the emancipation declaration do?
6.How many states are there
 
I was then showed a sentence on a tablet to read and then she read out a sentence for me to write down on the tablet. She told me I passed but she would need supervisor approval.
 
On October 25th, my N-400 case status on my.uscis.gov changed to "We approved your application"(on egov.USCIS.gov, it says "Case was Submitted For Quality Review Based on an Approval Recommendation") while my I-751 status changed to "Interview was completed and case must be reviewed" on egov.USCIS.gov ( my.uscis.gov still says "We received your case") .
 
Today, October 28th, I received an I-751 approval notice in the mail. It reads: " We have approved your I-751 , Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. Our records also indicate we have approved your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization. Because we also approved your N-400, you will not receive a new Permanent Resident Card (also known as a Green Card). Instead, once you have taken the Oath of Allegiance, you will receive a Certificate of Naturalization, which will be proof of your U.S citizenship. If you have questions regarding this process, please contact the USCIS Contact Center at 800-375-5283."
I will provide more updates as I get them.

Good and bad news for me. Saw my interview letter for October 30th on the website and it's in El Paso, Texas. I live in Colorado. The closest field office to me is in Denver, Colorado. I don't know why they scheduled an interview in El Paso, Texas. I called the USCIS number and they were also surprised. They said they are gonna have to send an email to the El Paso field office to transfer my file to Denver field office. Process usually takes 2 weeks. I will call them back in 2 weeks. Fingers crossed.

please let us know the interview date when you know what it is.

Just got this status update. Here's a summary of my timeline.
08/01/2019: Applied for N400 (I-751 Pending)
O8/19/2019: Biometrics done
09/12/2019: I-751 Transferred from CSC to NBC
09/23/2019: Interview Scheduled.
 
Local office is Denver, CO.

Just got this status update. Here's a summary of my timeline.
08/01/2019: Applied for N400 (I-751 Pending)
O8/19/2019: Biometrics done
09/12/2019: I-751 Transferred from CSC to NBC
09/23/2019: Interview Scheduled.
 
Local office is Denver, CO.

Just got this status update. Here's a summary of my timeline.
08/01/2019: Applied for N400 (I-751 Pending)
O8/19/2019: Biometrics done
09/12/2019: I-751 Transferred from CSC to NBC
09/23/2019: Interview Scheduled.
 
Local office is Denver, CO.

It is just a suggestion, but you really might find using this shared Google Sheet to track our cases a lot easier than copy/pasting that table over and over. Reduces the chance of data being lost too. Just click on the N-400 August 2019 Filers sheet, fill in your into once and update in one place. No tables required. :3