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Here. Filed ROC on  3/23/2021 and it was approved without bio or interview on 11/16/2021. Filed N400 on 9/19/2022 and had interview scheduled for 12/21/2022 but tested positive for COVID, so was rescheduled for yesterday 1/25/2023. I was approved during the interview and scheduled for the oath ceremony tomorrow. Good luck!

Hi all,
I had my N400 interview yesterday based on marriage. My interview notice specifically said only I was to come to the interview, not my spouse. My attorney accompanied me. The IO asked how I obtained my green card. He asked some basic questions about my work and home life, small talk really. He asked about two trips I had taken outside of the country, again small talk. He then asked me 6/10 questions and the English test. After that he said I was approved and asked if I was available to come back this Friday for the oath ceremony. It was all so fast and I'm still a little dazed that this part of my journey has come to an end. Good luck to everyone!

Knowing one's rights in order to not be taken advantage of by ICE or any law enforcement agency is not evasion.

Excellent info everyone should know. Thank you for posting this.

Ok, home now! My spouse had her interview around noon today (appointment was at 11, but they were running behind), was approved and had her oath immediately after! 
We didn’t know what to expect, but outside of the jitters right beforehand, we were the most relaxed we have ever been for this final step. I was able to go into the field office, but was was in the waiting room while she had her interview. 
They asked her her name, birthdate, plus my name and birthdate, how many marriages we have had and if we had any children. They also asked what organizations she had been in in Argentina, if she any weapons training (weird?), if she had any international travel after applying for the N-400, and if she had ever been arrested. The officer then asked if she supported the Constitution and if she was willing to bear arms for USA.
She then had to show that she could read and write in English (was just a few simple sentences), then she got her test questions: 
Who is the president?  Name our state capital. What is the Rule of Law? Name 2 Cabinet level positions. Who is in charge of the executive branch? What is one right of US citizens? The actual interview was about 15-20 minutes and we were thrilled to know that we didn’t have to go back to Yakima for the oath ceremony. We live a few hours away and winter weather can be quite treacherous, so this was wonderful news. 😀
Good luck to everybody still waiting!
 
ETA: sorry for the font size change in my post! I had written down her questions elsewhere earlier today while they were still fresh in her mind and I can’t see how to make my text the same size. It’s distracting as heck to me. 
 

Here. Filed ROC on  3/23/2021 and it was approved without bio or interview on 11/16/2021. Filed N400 on 9/19/2022 and had interview scheduled for 12/21/2022 but tested positive for COVID, so was rescheduled for yesterday 1/25/2023. I was approved during the interview and scheduled for the oath ceremony tomorrow. Good luck!

Here. Filed ROC on  3/23/2021 and it was approved without bio or interview on 11/16/2021. Filed N400 on 9/19/2022 and had interview scheduled for 12/21/2022 but tested positive for COVID, so was rescheduled for yesterday 1/25/2023. I was approved during the interview and scheduled for the oath ceremony tomorrow. Good luck!

I had my interview yesterday. The officer just saw the green card and asked the test questions. He said I did not have a look at your file and it is heavy so I will have a look at it later and that is it.
 

Congratulations!!!

Here. Filed ROC on  3/23/2021 and it was approved without bio or interview on 11/16/2021. Filed N400 on 9/19/2022 and had interview scheduled for 12/21/2022 but tested positive for COVID, so was rescheduled for yesterday 1/25/2023. I was approved during the interview and scheduled for the oath ceremony tomorrow. Good luck!

Hi all,
I had my N400 interview yesterday based on marriage. My interview notice specifically said only I was to come to the interview, not my spouse. My attorney accompanied me. The IO asked how I obtained my green card. He asked some basic questions about my work and home life, small talk really. He asked about two trips I had taken outside of the country, again small talk. He then asked me 6/10 questions and the English test. After that he said I was approved and asked if I was available to come back this Friday for the oath ceremony. It was all so fast and I'm still a little dazed that this part of my journey has come to an end. Good luck to everyone!

Here. Filed ROC on  3/23/2021 and it was approved without bio or interview on 11/16/2021. Filed N400 on 9/19/2022 and had interview scheduled for 12/21/2022 but tested positive for COVID, so was rescheduled for yesterday 1/25/2023. I was approved during the interview and scheduled for the oath ceremony tomorrow. Good luck!

Here. Filed ROC on  3/23/2021 and it was approved without bio or interview on 11/16/2021. Filed N400 on 9/19/2022 and had interview scheduled for 12/21/2022 but tested positive for COVID, so was rescheduled for yesterday 1/25/2023. I was approved during the interview and scheduled for the oath ceremony tomorrow. Good luck!

Had my 751/400 combo interview today, both were approved. It was probably the best immigration interview ever, easy and straightforward. Oath is probably going to be at the end of February as the earliest. 
 
Good luck everyone!

We had our combo interview today. I751 and N400 were both approved on the spot. My wife’s oath is scheduled for tomorrow. The officer was very professional and courteous. First she did the ROC and asked questions to both of us, then she proceeded to interview my wife for her N400.  Can’t wait for tomorrow, excited about the end of this journey. Good luck everyone.

Just pitching in from my end. Had my N-400 interview today (and got approved!). Here's my timeline:
 

Filed based on 3 years of marriage to my wife who is a US citizen herself.

So, my interview was this morning at the Brooklyn office. My wife came with me, they allowed her into the building but kept her in the waiting room as the officer didn’t want to speak with her.
 
I did the N-400 interview alone, passed all tests answered a few very basic questions about my name, DOB, job, travel history. I was then told that as the I-751 was being waived I couldn’t be formally approved on the spot and that they needed to do some work in my case behind the scenes to close it all out. They said I shouldn’t worry as I should expect to hear from USCUS in a few days to be scheduled for an oath ceremony.
 
I spent ages assembling all our documents and the officer didn’t ask to see anything at all other than my Green Card. It actually took longer to get into the building that it did to be interviewed! Feels very strange to think that this process is very nearly over.

Woke up this morning to find that action was taken in my case. Turns out card is being produced! I guess I'm approved.

Woke up this morning to find that action was taken in my case. Turns out card is being produced! I guess I'm approved.

Hi everyone, i wonder if i just got approved?. I just checked my status change "Card was mailed to me" 
 
I didn't get any notification from USCIS. I did Biometric on Sept 23rd. And today on USPS i saw i will get letter from USCIS. 
 
I can't wait to see what is this. 
All the best!

Thank you @elmers !. I was surprised as well. I thought i am gonna get the interview letter after i got Biometric Appointment (Because I applied I-751 as Divorced Waiver). To my surprise, I got the Approval letter right away, without notice on text message. And i am in California (WAC Filer) which is normally takes longer than Texas Filers. I still can't believe it but i feel blessed with this fast process (7 months in Total). 
 
I do really hope all of you April Filers will also get approved soon!. 
 
All the best!

Wow congrats! it gives hope for those who got WAC prefix like me ❤️

Woke up this morning to find that action was taken in my case. Turns out card is being produced! I guess I'm approved.

I also just got a 24 month extension letter from Texas Service Center.
 

Hello Everyone...didn't think we make it to this point, but with hard work (marriage counseling), we're still here heading into our 3 year marriage anniversary in July! Love, communication, and compromising does make a marriage work and get better every day! So with that said...I'M BACK!!! Joining the waiting game with you all. Sent my husband's ROC package yesterday via FedEx and it was delivered and signed this morning by F. Brown.
 
This waiting game will be different and much easier than the K1 and AOS process!!! Good luck to everyone!