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  1. 3 minutes ago, dealsurfer said:

    Wow, this is tremendously helpful - Thank You very much for your response to all my questions! 

     

    BTW, 2 more questions:

     

    1) How long did it take for you to get the US Passport made after the Oath ceremony?  From what I can search online, it only takes ~3 weeks if expedited and 4 - 6 weeks if not (standard service):  https://www.tripsavvy.com/time-it-takes-to-recieve-a-passport-3150651

     

    2) In your case, did the officer tell you (or marked on paper) that you were "approved" at the end of the interview?  I heard some officers do, and some don't (i.e. you need to wait till you get the Oath ceremony notice to confirm).

     

    Actually, my ideal Oath Ceremony date is after May 7th when the college semester ends (and before early June), so it looks like the next ceremony date in Campbell is 5/23/19 which I can ask the interviewer officer to make this consideration (hoping that it will not become full as I'd be one of the first to book 2 months in advance).  Thanks again! GLTA :)

     

    https://www.ci.campbell.ca.us/calendar.aspx

    US Citizenship Ceremony

    May 23, 2019, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM @ The Heritage Theatre

     

  2. 5 hours ago, teshah said:

    1.  Mine was roughly 4 weeks but that's because I had a pending I-751.

    2.  In theory, you can't "select" a date for the ceremony; I believe all the oath ceremonies are conducted at the Heritage Theater in Campbell.

    3.  It is possible to reschedule the oath ceremony.  You can get oath ceremony dates here and when you go to the interview, you can request a date if the next available one doesn't work for you.  However, this is subject to the interviewer's discretion and doesn't necessarily mean you will get the date you want because said date might be completely full.  They have 4 different ceremonies in one day with each having slightly over 400 people being sworn in.  With your interview date being 3/19, if all goes well then you'd probably have the ceremony on April 18th.

    Wow, this is tremendously helpful - Thank You very much for your response to all my questions!  BTW, one more question: In your case, did the officer tell you (or marked on paper) that you were "approved" at the end of the interview?  I heard some officers do, and some don't (i.e. you need to wait till you get the Oath ceremony notice to confirm).

     

    Actually, my ideal Oath Ceremony date is after May 7th when the college semester ends (and before early June), so it looks like the next ceremony date in Campbell is 5/23/19 which I can ask the interviewer officer to make this consideration (hoping that it will not become full as I'd be one of the first to book 2 months in advance).  Thanks again! GLTA :)

     

    https://www.ci.campbell.ca.us/calendar.aspx

    US Citizenship Ceremony

    May 23, 2019, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM @ The Heritage Theatre

  3. Hi all,

     

    I just got my child's Interview schedule notice from USCIS San Jose field office, so wanted to share with you all the timelines:

     

    * N400 submitted online:  6/11/2018

    * Biometrics Notice:  6/26/2018

    * Biometrics Date:  7/5/2018 -> Rescheduled to 7/26/2018

    * Interview Notice:  2/14/2019  (Date on Notice of Action: 2/12/2019)

    * Interview Date:  3/19/2019

     

    Questions: Can anyone please help answer my questions re: Oath Ceremony?

     1) How long did it take from Interview Date to Oath Ceremony Notice + Scheduled Date?

     2) I saw online (nolo.com) that Interviewee can "Select" a date for ceremony, sometimes (esp. if choosing btw USCIS location or US Court), is this correct?  

     3) If answer is No to 2), then is it possible to reschedule Oath Ceremony IF the date does NOT work (too early)?  In that case, can I designate a preferred date (like I did for the Biometrics appt), or the system randomly picks another date?

     

    I'd appreciate everyone's response, in advance - the more the replies based on experience the better! :)

    Thanks and good luck to all!

     

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