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Finally! N-400 interview scheduled with pending I-751. Houston FO. Filed N-400 online Dec.19th 2023, interview the beginning of June.

Got my interview notice today!!! One step closer.

April 22, 2024 Oath Ceremony Notice Was Mailed
5/8/24 8am Oath.

Houston
Schedule for oath ceremony today.
May 08 2024

We had the Oath Ceremony this morning and have a passport appointment scheduled for this afternoon. Process was pretty simple. We arrived, handed in our green card, filled out the questionnaire, sat in for the oath ceremony and that was it. We will schedule an appointment at an SSA office to update the status on there and should be good. 
 
Glad to be done with this long journey. Good luck to all of you who are still waiting. 
 
Field Office: New York, NY

April 17, 2024 Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled
We placed you in line for your oath ceremony and will send you a notice for Receipt Number IOEX, with the date, time, and location of your oath ceremony. You should receive your notice within 30 days of its mailing date. Please follow the instructions in the notice. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address.
April 17, 2024
Status We recommended that your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, be approved. Your case was submitted for quality review.
Date April 17, 2024
 

Applied : Dec 15,2023
Biometric applied same day:
Interview scheduled : March 5
I had interview today at Houston FO. Appointment was at 12:05 so Reached there at 11:50 and got checked in right after security.
The check in guy asked for my appointment letter and wrote a number with red pen on it and also printed an other receipt for biometrics.
Called for bio next minute. The Biometric guy took my picture and both index finger print and told me to wait in front of the door 1 to be called by the IO.
IO called my name after waiting few minutes and took me to his office.
After sworn Took my passport,green card , drivers license and appointment letter. Asked my address and marked on the appointment letter.
He then started asking 6 question reading and writing.
Who is in charge of the executive branch 
Name 1 writer of federalist papers
Who is father of our nation 
2 major political parties in the US
What ocean on the west coast of US
Name 1 war fought by US in 1800s
Reading: When is Columbus Day?
Writing : Columbus Day is in October.
Then he moved to the oath questions from the form n400 and after that he Said confirm the info and sign on the 2 spots on tablet… and then printed my paper you passed the test

Hello All,
 
My interview took place today. It took around 20 minutes from the moment I got into the interview room.
 
My application was under 3-yr rule and the interviewer did ask me a lot of questions about that (where's your husband now? Does he work? Do you work? When did you get married? Why did you only apply now?......) Some questions he kept coming back a few times such as "Do you have to work today?"....
 
He only asked for my Green Card, Driver's License, passport, nothing else.
 
The civics tests were not hard, but I didn't hear him well on the first question and I asked him to repeat. 
 
I was approved. The Officer told me it would take approx. 90 days for me to get the mail informing the Oath Ceremony. When I checked my USCIS account today, it's changed to "Oath Ceremony will be scheduled".
 
 
 
 

Ahhh! I just found out my interview/test date is May 14th!! (I’m in Charleston, SC). We filed the application on December 20. 

Now my husband is freaking out because he thinks I won’t have enough time to study all the questions and answers for the test… (I’ve been procrastinating and thought I still had at least a few more months.. oops! 🤦🏼‍♀️🤣). Can’t believe they scheduled it so quick!! 

I am charleston too and just got notification that my interview is May 9th
 
question! The letter says bring the following and i'm not sure what that is:
any evidence of selective service registration
anyone know what this is????

Ahhh! I just found out my interview/test date is May 14th!! (I’m in Charleston, SC). We filed the application on December 20. 

Now my husband is freaking out because he thinks I won’t have enough time to study all the questions and answers for the test… (I’ve been procrastinating and thought I still had at least a few more months.. oops! 🤦🏼‍♀️🤣). Can’t believe they scheduled it so quick!! 

Received a notification yesterday that my case status was updated to Interview was Scheduled. 
 
interview: March 21st
field office: New York City

Lawyer sent in the forms and supporting documents by mail today. Fingers crossed now! 

Hi! I just checked my status update for removal of conditions and it says my new card was mailed to me!! Does this mean I was approved?! I didn’t even have an interview. 
Has this happened to anyone else? 
Thanks! 

Hi everyone! I filed for ROC back in November 2021. I just looked up my case status and it says my card was mailed to me! Does this mean I was approved without an interview?!
Has this happened to anyone else? 

Thank you! 
No, I had my I-485 interview in February 2020 and got my 2 year conditional green card. So I was surprised to have the interview waived this time for I-751! 😃

Most likely you missed it online when about May 16 it was saying “My case was approved”. Then the day after that “My card was mailed to me” shows up. From what I remember paper approval arrives in a separate from new green card envelope. They even look different. Congrats! 🎉 

Hi everyone! I filed for ROC back in November 2021. I just looked up my case status and it says my card was mailed to me! Does this mean I was approved without an interview?!
Has this happened to anyone else? 

Well, I took a flight Wednesday, said I told them(airport customs) it was to visit fiance, no other reason, and I was only asked regular questions (where, why, how long, where do I work etc).
 
Nothing mentioned about essential/non-essential.
 
Guess it's up to the border guys.
I called my airport customs, and the border a day before and day of my trip, they all said it was fine. So I took the chance, and now I'm in the US until August.
 
@DGF @HRQX

Answering my own questions after the interview.
 
San Jose Office:
Question 1: Officer accepted the scanned form of my birth certificate. Technically a slightly blurry print as it was a photo that one of my friend's took with their phone and sent it over.
Question 2: I smoothly said that my wife was pregnant and that it made her more nervous. I also answered the officer's questions if we had any children. I said "No, but we'll be having one soon."
 
Questions the officer asked. Total interview was 10~15 minutes. Officer approved us right on the spot, but we realized after we left that she never mentioned any process for ROC, but that really didn't matter for us as we were happy enough.
How did you meet?
How many times did you meet?
What is your current address?
What visa did you enter the United States with?
What is your social security number? (Officer asked as she noticed that the beneficiary had one)
To Sponsor: Do you have a birth or naturalization certificate?
Did you ever use any other names beside your current name?
Do you have children?
Do you have any extra documents of proof of relationship not included in the file that you want to hand over? 
 

OMG OMG everyone!! 75 days after my RFIE response, my case is READY TO BE SCHEDULED FOR AN INTERVIEW!!!!!!! I want to laugh, and cry at the same time!!!

I woke up to the news that my EAD card is being produced. 😁 Ecstatic right now!

We've been following this website for 2 years and it has been AMAZINGLY helpful. We started our K1 process in Oct 2018.  Partner came in Sept 2019 to the USA and we got married and submitted our AOS packet in Oct 2019.  We had our Green card interview yesterday (2/18/2020) in Milwaukee and status changed to "card being produced" today🙌🏾.  
During the interview the officer asked how we met, where we were from and asked for our  Passports and Drivers Licenses, and proof of marital relationship. We gave a copy of our lease, insurance, cell phone account info, and beneficiary documents as proof.  The interview wasn't difficult but when so much rides on it, it's hard not to be nervous.  Thanks again for all of the helpful folks contributing to this site....now to figure out how to file taxes as a married person with foreign income and a few other issues😬.  Best of Luck to everyone else on this journey!

I had my interview today at 10:15
They called us twice, first time for fingerprints and picture 
After 35 min of waiting, they finally called our number for interview. 
The officer started asking me( the beneficiary) first
where did you meet ? 
When? how many times did you meet ?
when was your husband born ? where ? where exactly ?
what s his job ? what company is working for ?
was your husband married before ? how many kids does he have ? when do they visit you ? what are their names ? their ages ? 
does your husband have siblings ? where do they live ? what are their names ?
How many bedrooms and bathrooms in your house ? what s the exterior color of your house ?
what s your current address ? 
did you visit the US before ? on what visa ? what did you study ? where ?
and then he asked me for pictures and if we have any other proofs of relationship ( I printed about 50 pictures and he looked at every picture )
 
and then he started asking my husband 
when was she born ? where ?
how many siblings she has ? their names and age ? 
where did i go for school ? what s my major ?
what was my parents name ?
 
and then he started asking me the yes or no questions about criminal stuff.
He gave us a paper where it says that the  green card is granted and he explained the ROC process.
The interview took about 30 minutes.
I am so happy that I am taking a break from this process.
 
my status changed today around 4pm to New card is being produced .  anyone had an idea when I could receive it ?
 
 
 
 

 

Had the interview today at Columbus office and it took about 30mins from the time we checked in. We were both taken to the same room, went through the I-485 form to confirm our information then the yes/no questions. After that, we were asked some questions about our life together, mostly the usual ones like how & when we met. The most random question we got was what we had for dinner. For additional docs, we only gave our joint bank statement and health insurance. At the end, the IO said that she has all she needs and our case will be reviewed so now we just have to wait for the result.
 
My timeline for reference is:
PD- 10/09/19
NOA1 - 10/30/19
Bio - 11/25/19
Interview - 02/18/2020