DianaLion

@Lovie Lovie I didnt have to take an interview just the ceremony and it went well thanks for the support

@DianaLionThank you so much for sharing your experience. There are too many people who don't read threads completely and distrust everything you say as if you hadn't already tried! They don't understand how bureaucrats in rural and conservative areas of cCalifornia make life so difficult - even just to submit docs for a passport application! I am happy to hear that the N600 was approved for you. My partner was in a similar situation as you and we submitted N600 as well. We recently were notified that they put her in the queue for an Oath Ceremony.

So many licensed attorneys on forums, just like on this forum are so distrusting of the Oath ceremony aspect of the N600 and it's highly upsetting. USCIS website for the N600 even states that any person over age 14 may be scheduled for an oath ceremony if the N600 gets approved, so even licensed attorneys don't read completely! Thanks for sharing that it wasn't an oath ceremony, just the citizenship granting ceremony to get your citizenship.

Yes I was expecting to receive my certificate by mail. Check and called USCIS website and as it turns out I do in fact need to take an oath ceremony.... Maybe because I am registered as a Mexican citizen after my birth. I am not sure exactly but could be a possibility.... Anyways it is what happened to me could happen to someone else haven't seen similar cases so i thought i should share my journey 

I know this is an old thread but wanted to bump it to see if anyone is currently going through the n600 process.
There seem to be hardly any N600 applicants on here so anyone else in the same boat I would love to connect with you and keep each other updated!