ElGuapo88

My journey is finally over.  Had my naturalization ceremony this morning.  Time was 7:15, got started at about 7:25 and was out of there by 7:40.  Good luck to everyone 

My husband had his citizenship interview today and he passed! They did a same day oath (Raleigh-Durham NC office), so he walked away with his naturalization certificate. 
 
We are done with USCIS forever. I can hardly believe it.
 
Best of luck to you all who are still waiting. The road is long, but it ends eventually!

Check with your airline.  Most have no change fees/penalties due to the pandemic.
 
I know an applicant that had their interview canceled last year due to the pandemic and they are still waiting for a new date.
 
If it were me I would not change it.  Plan for the interview and then up to 6 weeks for the oath ceremony.  Unless it's a life or death trip you're so close to being a US citizen I wouldn't delay the interview.  
 
 

Congratulations!

Received texts and emails last night that action was taken on my case.  Logged into MyUSCIS and see the oath ceremony scheduled form under the documents tab.  Ceremony will be 7/23.  I updated the sheet with my info

Had my interview this morning.  It went smoothly.  Officer was quite stern when speaking to me, but had lots of chit chat with my attorney which I think helped lighten the mood.  He approved my application, however, due to two previous arrests (DUI in 2007, charges dropped and driving with expired license > 6 months in 2013) he said he needed to have my file approved by a supervisor before he could schedule me for the oath ceremony.  He said it should be no more than 24 hours and "should" be no problem.  I just checked MyUSCIS account and it already shows this.  Hopefully this means it was already approved.  I will finally breathe a sigh of relief once I get the official letter for the oath ceremony.  Almost there!
 
July 7, 2021 Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled July 7, 2021 We recommended that your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, be approved. Your case was submitted for quality review.

Received texts and emails last night that action was taken on my case.  Logged into MyUSCIS and see the oath ceremony scheduled form under the documents tab.  Ceremony will be 7/23.  I updated the sheet with my info

Received texts and emails last night that action was taken on my case.  Logged into MyUSCIS and see the oath ceremony scheduled form under the documents tab.  Ceremony will be 7/23.  I updated the sheet with my info

Received texts and emails last night that action was taken on my case.  Logged into MyUSCIS and see the oath ceremony scheduled form under the documents tab.  Ceremony will be 7/23.  I updated the sheet with my info

Had my interview this morning.  It went smoothly.  Officer was quite stern when speaking to me, but had lots of chit chat with my attorney which I think helped lighten the mood.  He approved my application, however, due to two previous arrests (DUI in 2007, charges dropped and driving with expired license > 6 months in 2013) he said he needed to have my file approved by a supervisor before he could schedule me for the oath ceremony.  He said it should be no more than 24 hours and "should" be no problem.  I just checked MyUSCIS account and it already shows this.  Hopefully this means it was already approved.  I will finally breathe a sigh of relief once I get the official letter for the oath ceremony.  Almost there!
 
July 7, 2021 Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled July 7, 2021 We recommended that your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, be approved. Your case was submitted for quality review.

Had my interview this morning.  It went smoothly.  Officer was quite stern when speaking to me, but had lots of chit chat with my attorney which I think helped lighten the mood.  He approved my application, however, due to two previous arrests (DUI in 2007, charges dropped and driving with expired license > 6 months in 2013) he said he needed to have my file approved by a supervisor before he could schedule me for the oath ceremony.  He said it should be no more than 24 hours and "should" be no problem.  I just checked MyUSCIS account and it already shows this.  Hopefully this means it was already approved.  I will finally breathe a sigh of relief once I get the official letter for the oath ceremony.  Almost there!
 
July 7, 2021 Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled July 7, 2021 We recommended that your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, be approved. Your case was submitted for quality review.

I became a US citizen yesterday.
Registered to vote and also applied for passport.
 
Below is a recap of my timeline:
 
From A2 (diplomatic) and overstayed
AOS/EOD filed in March-2016. 
Green Card (2 yrs) received in 19-April-2017 
Removal of condition filed in 19-January-2019
5 years card received in 30-December-2019 (sent 26-December-2019)
N-400 Filed and Receipt on 01-Sep-2020 (I could've filed in April-2020, but was waiting until after the election)
Biometric Reuse notice on 30-Dec-2020
Interview Scheduled notice on 8-Apr-2021
Interview on 11-May-2021 and status changed to “In line for oath ceremony schedule”
Oath Ceremony letter mailed 24-May-2021
Oath ceremony on 15-June-2021
Passport application submitted on 15-June-2021

Never received any texts/emails and nothing in the mail yet, but I logged into my.uscis and see my interview is finally scheduled for July.  Case received 9/28/2020, bio reuse notice posted 1/20/2021, 5/20/21 interview scheduled.  It shows the estimated time until case decision to be approx. 14 months

Never received any texts/emails and nothing in the mail yet, but I logged into my.uscis and see my interview is finally scheduled for July.  Case received 9/28/2020, bio reuse notice posted 1/20/2021, 5/20/21 interview scheduled.  It shows the estimated time until case decision to be approx. 14 months

Never received any texts/emails and nothing in the mail yet, but I logged into my.uscis and see my interview is finally scheduled for July.  Case received 9/28/2020, bio reuse notice posted 1/20/2021, 5/20/21 interview scheduled.  It shows the estimated time until case decision to be approx. 14 months

Hello everyone. First thank  You Lord ..and secondly thank you to all visa journey members  who helping me a lot answering all my questions since  I started my journey here in the US.
I would like to share my interview experience in PORTLAND OR so i can give you some idea how it goes .Because my appointment is so early 7:30 am today (05-24-21) i decided to stay in the hotel. I arrived at 7:10  am so the security told me to wait 5 more minutes outside. exactly 7:15 they allow us to enter the building and check our belongings together with my interview letter. He  told me to go upstairs and stay in the waiting area. The immigration lady officer call my name around 7:40 .She is very nice and make me comfortable. she asking me my passport ,drivers licence and green card. Before she will start the test she offer me to take an oath if i will pass.
 
first civic test
 
-what month we vote for president
-what do some states have more representatives that other state
-we elect the representative for how many years
-who was the president during the world war 1
-what is the capital of your state
-what stop of government from becoming too powerful
 
Reading test
what is the capital of united states
 
Writing test
 Washington D.C. is the capital of united states
 
Information about Me
-are you living same address on your application 
-are you still working at same employer 
-are you re marry (no) (because i am widow)
 
yes/no.
Have you ever claimed to be a U.S citizen 
Do you owe any overdue tax
 
The IO told me  congratulations . I takes only 12 minutes and I am done .She told me to  come back at 2 pm for my oath ceremony. We have 15 persons in the room and takes only 5 minutes. I am now a U.S. citizen .I am so happy and thankful that i took my oath at the same day so i  could not come back . Hope everyone  who are from Seattle and transfer to Portland have a good experience and Good luck.
 
 
 

I won't, I  will be here cheering for everyone till all d September fillers get the American flag.

Ok guys this is where d journey ends for me. I just received my US passport and card in d mail. Goodluck to everyone waiting for interview or who is scheduled already. God bless you all and God bless America

Case received 9/18/19.  Had absolutely no movement since then.  Last week on 5/6 I got text and email saying new card ordered, on 5/7 text and email saying form I-751 was approved, and 5/10 card was mailed.  As a side note, I filed for N-400 September of last year and still have no updates on that

Case received 9/18/19.  Had absolutely no movement since then.  Last week on 5/6 I got text and email saying new card ordered, on 5/7 text and email saying form I-751 was approved, and 5/10 card was mailed.  As a side note, I filed for N-400 September of last year and still have no updates on that

Case received 9/18/19.  Had absolutely no movement since then.  Last week on 5/6 I got text and email saying new card ordered, on 5/7 text and email saying form I-751 was approved, and 5/10 card was mailed.  As a side note, I filed for N-400 September of last year and still have no updates on that

I had my interview at the Milwaukee, WI field office. My interview was at 11:15 AM, but I got called in at 11:20 AM. The officer was nice, just not overly friendly or talkative. He swore me in, wanted to see my driver’s license and permanent resident card - didn’t want my passport or any other documents. We then proceeded to go through my application. He asked a bunch of questions about my spouse since I’m applying based on a marriage to a US citizen (full name, DOB, date of marriage, if we’re still married, asked about trips and whether or not my spouse came with me, and so on). I answered all of the yes or no questions. We then moved on to the civics test. I passed the first six questions, so he didn’t ask all ten. I had to read “The President lives in the White House” and then write the same sentence. He congratulated me and told me I passed my test, saying that in a month I’ll get a notice for my oath ceremony. The whole process took about 10 minutes since I was done by 11:30 AM. 
I can’t believe I’m mostly done with this crazy immigration journey. Like most of you here, I completed the whole process on my own, but with a lot of guidance from VisaJourney. Good luck to you all - you WILL get there! 
 
 

Alex and all just took my oath ceremony today. My journey ended well after long time. Good Luck to all.

YSC1990447XXX. 8/28/19 submitted date.  Stuck on Case Received until last week.   10 yr Green Card received 4/14/2021.  Your turn is soon!

Y'all, my journey has ended! As of today, I am a US citizen! It was quite an emotional moment for me. I am now a dual citizen of both Germany and the US.
My timeline:
15 September 2017 - arrived in the US with marriage-based conditional Green Card
27 June 2019 - applied for Removal of Conditions
11 September 2019 - ready to schedule interview
28 August 2020 - applied for US citizenship
January 2021 - case inquiry about ROC
02 February 2021 - naturalization interview was scheduled in Louisville, KY
10 March 2021 - combo interview for both ROC and citizenship - I had a phone call on the morning of the interview informing me that it would be a combo interview and to bring my husband
14 April 2021 - oath ceremony
 
I want to thank everybody in this forum for their support and wish everybody who is still in the process all the best and loooooots of patience!!