JennaCN

I had my interview yesterday , it went well and I passed. I was then able to join the Oath Ceremony the same day and I am now an American Citizen!
 
Good luck to everyone still waiting!

I had my interview yesterday , it went well and I passed. I was then able to join the Oath Ceremony the same day and I am now an American Citizen!
 
Good luck to everyone still waiting!

I had my interview yesterday , it went well and I passed. I was then able to join the Oath Ceremony the same day and I am now an American Citizen!
 
Good luck to everyone still waiting!

I had my interview yesterday , it went well and I passed. I was then able to join the Oath Ceremony the same day and I am now an American Citizen!
 
Good luck to everyone still waiting!

They’re not multiple choice. It’s a little confusing because all the prep has it in multiple choice form, but in the interview they ask you verbally and you provide the answer. At least this is how it was at my interview 4 months ago.

I got scheduled for an interview!!! 🤩🤩🤩 I did not expect this to happen so soon 🤪 January 7th 😁 and mind you, this is the Miami office! 😳

Fingers crossed. I had to use Chrome because I’m on a Mac when I submitted yesterday. Everything was there when I pressed submit - but I’m admittedly nervous about it — I even logged off and re-logged in and it was there. 🤞🏻If it looks gone when I login next week I’ll call USCIS to make sure it’s all there. 

Just as an FYI, most all browsers have this issues uploading files when you submit your application EXCEPT for Internet Explorer. Seems that is the main browser USCIS has used for all its online forms. Also have had several other users that called USCIS about the same exact thing, the USCIS Reps told them to us Internet Explorer and it worked properly. So Anyone in the future that is submitting their app online, Use Internet Explorer instead of other web browsers.

SRC tracking number, below are my last updates / notifications... now do we just wait? My 18 month extension will run out in September. Not sure what to do about that?
 
01/11/20 - Received letter stating my case has been transferred to the Potomac Service Center
3/19/20 - Received email stating they are ready to schedule an interview

We are SRC filers and were moved to Potomac, did not have an interview on my K1 and have be told we will be scheduled for an interview. Our evidence was pretty solid too, in my opinion. 

I believe you have to sign up to receive emails & text messages with the G-1145, if you did that then I'm not sure why you wouldn't.
 
Either way it took  +/-10 weeks after my case was transferred to hear anything electronically and as I mentioned I still don't have a hard copy.

Excuse my ignorance, but how so?

What's the new jurisdiction? And is that a good sign of approval 😊

SRC filer - received this today.
 
Case Transferred And New Office Has Jurisdiction

SRC filer - received this today.
 
Case Transferred And New Office Has Jurisdiction

It’s not really a “scam” other than charging her to do something she could for herself for free. No it won’t impact your application for her, it’s just entering a lottery. 
They would use the company email not hers when they entered. 

Have they tried checking if they applied?
https://www.dvlottery.state.gov/esc/

I am not aware of any agency that can apply for us immigration on behalf of an applicant 

Applying for DV or being scammed and not applying for DV has no affect 

Just to summarize based on responses by Service centers: please correct me if I'm wrong
 
Vermont Service Center (EAC) - Biometrics done for most but no movement after that
National Benefits Center (MSC) - Most people have for interview requests already (within 2 months of submission?)
Texas Service Center (SRC) - Most people have not heard anything since submission, not even bio-metrics request (from my experience, SRC uses old bio-metrics so you guys should not worry)
California Service Center (WAC) - I've not heard many people submitted from WAC here, please respond whats the latest if your application went here.
Potomac Service Center (YSC) - I've not heard many people submitted from YSC here, please respond whats the latest if your application went here.
 
I recently saw an update on workload transfers by USCIS: https://www.uscis.gov/workload-transfers
They have moved a lot of Vermont I-751 cases to Potomac Service center, have a look.
 

She'll have the return ticket, so that's good. She just needs to he honest and confident about her vacation plans and return if asked by CBP. 

She has the visa so she has done the hard part.
 
No harm in being prepared though. I took all the documents that I took to the interview (letter from employer saying when I am due back, payslips, contract) the first time I travelled on my B2. Was I ever asked for any of them, during the interview or at the POE? No.
 
I didn't bother taking them for subsequent visits (I travelled to the US every 6-8 weeks), never had any problems what so ever.

A letter from you will not do anything to demonstrate her reason to leave the US on time. Skip that. The rest is fine.

Do you know what they asked them in sooooo nervous mine is Wednesday 😭😭

I received my I-797 NOA on Saturday 03/16/19 the notice date is 03/08/19.