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Awesome! 👏

Almost there....next Friday - Will be a US CITIZEN!!! YAAAY!
 
You can find many videos of oath ceremonies online.
Here is one such ceremony in Tampa, taken last month:
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January 24th 2020 | Tampa USCIS Office
75 people became American Citizens from 30 different countries
 
 

so happy for you , it feels different to be a US citizen, congratulations 

Wish everyone waiting good news soon
 

I became a US Citizen yesterday. I’m so happy and grateful to God.

I suggest asking the office of your state's Senator to run an inquiry on your behalf. It may help things. 

Thank you I do appreciate ur reply. 

My husband had his oath ceremony in Atlanta, GA on Feb 19th. Everything went well. He registered to vote and applied for his US passport the same day.  They said it would take 6 - 8 weeks for the passport to arrive. Since they took his naturalization certificate and sent it into the DOS to make his passport, they gave him a photocopy and said that the original cert will be returned in the mail with his new passport. He is excited to vote in this upcoming presidential election.
Our visa journey, which started on 7/31/2013 with filling out an I-130 and applying for an IR-1 to bring him back to the US, to POE and receiving green card on 7/14/2014, to applying for naturalization on 9/1/2019 has finally come to an end! whew!
Thank you, Visa Journey for invaluable help, every step of the way. Thank you for saving us almost $5K in lawyer fees because we did everything on our own.
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I was approved on Feb 20.  Just in line now for oath ceremony to be scheduled.   Yippee...

I became a US Citizen yesterday. Bless GOD

Wow, we filed on January 3rd and have the interview scheduled for April 8th. On the one hand I'm amazed as I had never heard of such a quick turnaround time, but on the other, I had seen a 4-month timeline on the website for someone filing online and with our same local office. So not completely surprised.
 
USCIS' own estimate shows December 2020, which is weird given the interview date has been given.
 
Thanks to this website I haven't spent a single dime on lawyers. Oh, and for what it's worth, we applied with an expired green card.

They received the additional evidence 5 days ago and now the status switched to ‘new card is being produced’

Hey everyone, I just got a notification a couple of hours ago that my card is in production. Let me know if you have any questions. Good luck to everyone waiting...

Congratulations! I'm WAC1990058XXX. Hopefully good news are coming our way. 

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Approval notice dated 30 January 2020.
New card mailed out 4 February 2020.
 
Congratulations everyone, and good luck to everyone waiting.

I had my oath ceremony at Plano event center yesterday. Around 500 ppl took oath from 70 countries. Officially Us citizen now. Next step apply for passport.
 
i had 7.30 appointment for oath reached around 6.45 line was so long already and it was so cold they didn’t open the door till about 8  I think. Don’t come too early. Also there are more than 1 line of people standing so if you have family make them walk around I found shorter line later. No food or drinks or weapons allowed. Family and friends stand on left side and applicants on right when you enter. Once you pass the security there are 3 lines to enter the auditorium.Keep your oath appointment letter and green card in hand. Once she checks it she will write the table number for the officer on the letter. I had table 5  you hand over your green card to him and he will give you the oath package.once ceremony over you have to go back to same table and he will give you the naturalization certificate.Oath takers sit in the front and family in the back. Can’t sit together with family. I think by 9.30 ceremony was over. I filled the voter registration form and gave it back to them at the venue. Hope this helps if anyone interested to know. 

interview scheduled in Indianapolis 04/09. I am excited!!

@cherry03 the notice is posted. March 13th. 

Case completed, passport in hands :)) . Ceremony attended January 31. Good luck everyone!

UPDATE - I am signing off as my immigration journey comes to an end. Thank you all for the enormous support throughout the years.
 
I wish all the remaining members best of luck and hang in there, it will be your turn soon...

Interview on April 9 th

Just checked my online account and it says they already mailed the notice for my oath ceremony. Finally, after a month and 5 days after my interview. I have not seen the letter though, will check in a couple of days.

I had my interview on Feb 13th at 1015am at USCIS Dallas office. I was called in 15 mins before  my scheduled time and the officer who interviewed me was super courteous and professional. He started with Civics, Speaking and writing test . Once I cleared those, officer confirmed my answers on the N400 application. Officer also printed mine oath letter for next week (Feb 19th)I was out the door within 25 mins.
Officer even complimented that he has never seen so much evidence on a N400 application. 😀As a result of that he only asked for DL, GC and passport. I had taken almost 500 pages of supporting evidences 🤷‍♂️ 
I did my oath ceremony yesterday (Feb 19) at the Plano event center and applied for passport as well! The whole N400 process took less than 7.5 months from start to finish.
 
On that note, my immigration journey finally has come to an end. Good luck to all! Here is a snapshot of my N400 Time line! 
 

Had my interview today at 8am. Passed. Approved. On a list for an Oath Ceremony.
State Minnesota.

Just got an update that i am on a line for oath ceremony.

My interview was yesterday in Newark.  Passed 😀  Interview review is posted in the Newark/Mount Laurel thread.  Best of luck to everyone still on their journey.👍