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Had my interview today and everything went well. Interviewer was very nice and friendly. We started with the civics test and then continue with the written test. I believe our interaction certify the speaking test. 
 
After the test, she then went over the application with me. She took my green card and congratulate me. 
 
She couldn't conduct the oath ceremony right after the interview because there was a national network problem in printing the certificates. 
 
So all applicants that were approve citizenship today were asked to wait still 12 noon. And we had a big oath ceremony. It was awesome.
 
Good to those waiting.
 
Civics test questions asked were;
1. Who is the president now?
2. Who is the vice president?
3. How many years do we vote for senators?
4. What stop one branch of government from becoming powerful?
5. What is one right for everyone living in America?
6. Who is the father America?

Had my interview today and everything went well. Interviewer was very nice and friendly. We started with the civics test and then continue with the written test. I believe our interaction certify the speaking test. 
 
After the test, she then went over the application with me. She took my green card and congratulate me. 
 
She couldn't conduct the oath ceremony right after the interview because there was a national network problem in printing the certificates. 
 
So all applicants that were approve citizenship today were asked to wait still 12 noon. And we had a big oath ceremony. It was awesome.
 
Good to those waiting.
 
Civics test questions asked were;
1. Who is the president now?
2. Who is the vice president?
3. How many years do we vote for senators?
4. What stop one branch of government from becoming powerful?
5. What is one right for everyone living in America?
6. Who is the father America?

Yes there was a written test. The officer read it out while I write it on a tablet. It was preety simple.
Congratulations!

I passed my interview and test this morning 🙂 It was easy and the whole thing took 20 min. They said it typically takes a month to receive the letter for the oath ceremony, although at my request they put a note in my file asking for the ceremony to be scheduled after 02/15. We are hoping to travel out of the country in January, and since I'll have to surrender my GC at the ceremony, I didn't want to risk it.
 
The questions they asked:
- What group of people was taken to America and sold as slaves?
- Name a war fought by the United States in the 1900s.
- Who was President during the Great Depression and World War II?
- What did Martin Luther King Jr. do?
- Who signs bills to become laws?
- How many senators are there?

Had my interview today and everything went well. Interviewer was very nice and friendly. We started with the civics test and then continue with the written test. I believe our interaction certify the speaking test. 
 
After the test, she then went over the application with me. She took my green card and congratulate me. 
 
She couldn't conduct the oath ceremony right after the interview because there was a national network problem in printing the certificates. 
 
So all applicants that were approve citizenship today were asked to wait still 12 noon. And we had a big oath ceremony. It was awesome.
 
Good to those waiting.
 
Civics test questions asked were;
1. Who is the president now?
2. Who is the vice president?
3. How many years do we vote for senators?
4. What stop one branch of government from becoming powerful?
5. What is one right for everyone living in America?
6. Who is the father America?

Congratulations!!!!

Had my interview today and everything went well. Interviewer was very nice and friendly. We started with the civics test and then continue with the written test. I believe our interaction certify the speaking test. 
 
After the test, she then went over the application with me. She took my green card and congratulate me. 
 
She couldn't conduct the oath ceremony right after the interview because there was a national network problem in printing the certificates. 
 
So all applicants that were approve citizenship today were asked to wait still 12 noon. And we had a big oath ceremony. It was awesome.
 
Good to those waiting.
 
Civics test questions asked were;
1. Who is the president now?
2. Who is the vice president?
3. How many years do we vote for senators?
4. What stop one branch of government from becoming powerful?
5. What is one right for everyone living in America?
6. Who is the father America?

I submitted my application on October 16. It was 10 months wait time before a decision is made. It then came down to 9 months and on November 8, I got scheduled for intervie. My interview date is December 14. 

it was 10 months for me when I submitted my application and the wait time came down to 9. Then, it went to interview has been scheduled. 
 
I'm in Boise. 

Easy questions answered all of them correctly 
1)what did susan anthony do?
2) who did usa fight in world war 2
3)name one native american tribe
4)when do we celebrate independence day
5)one reason colonists came to america
6)we elect president for how many years

I submitted my application on October 16. It was 10 months wait time before a decision is made. It then came down to 9 months and on November 8, I got scheduled for intervie. My interview date is December 14. 

I submitted my application on October 16. It was 10 months wait time before a decision is made. It then came down to 9 months and on November 8, I got scheduled for intervie. My interview date is December 14. 

How long after?

it was 10 months for me when I submitted my application and the wait time came down to 9. Then, it went to interview has been scheduled. 
 
I'm in Boise. 

it was 10 months for me when I submitted my application and the wait time came down to 9. Then, it went to interview has been scheduled. 
 
I'm in Boise. 

Just an update.
 
As of today, November 8, I have been scheduled for interview on December 14.
 
This came as a surprise since I wasn't expecting to have interview schedule for this year.  Now I have just few weeks to prep for the interview. 
 
Good luck to us all.

That is nice. It moving faster than I anticipated.
 
 

Just an update.
 
As of today, November 8, I have been scheduled for interview on December 14.
 
This came as a surprise since I wasn't expecting to have interview schedule for this year.  Now I have just few weeks to prep for the interview. 
 
Good luck to us all.

Hello!
10/10 - filed N-400 form
11/03 - biometrics appointment
12/15 - interview and test
It’s moving fast!

Just submitted my application with all required documents. 
Case is actively being reviewed.
I'm in Idaho and the estimated time until decision is made is approximately 10 months. 
 
Good luck to all!🤞🤞

Hi October Filer
I filled my yesterday, I choose a long way by mail, under 3 years rule and the 90 days window. 11/12 should be my 3 year. Good luck to everyone. Let focus on the civics lesson. Time fly fast. 

Thank you. I so far have all the necessary documents scan and I will upload them when submitting the application.

Received my Green Card in the mail today. After almost two years, my journey of waiting for my gc has come to an end. I have become a permanent resident od the US as of Dec 2,2020.
 
I wanna use this opportunity to wish all those waiting for their green card or EAD best of luck. 
The process is frustrating but never give up on hope,for your moment will surely come. 
 
I will still hang around and I know most of us will cross path in 3 years time if all things been possible. 
 
Once again best of luck to those waiting.

We were at the interview because we submitted a i-485 Green-card application due to marriage.  I don't know anything about the i-864.
 
They had our files at the interview so they already had copies of our entire application history and all documents previously submitted.   We did bring a copy, but it was not required.
 
The purpose of the interview was to confirm that the marriage and relationship that we reported was valid and continued since we had made the application. So the kind of document that they were interested in were new photographs, shared bills - who pays what, joint bank account (they said the coverpage was not enough, the wanted to see transactions)   The also asked us questions like who proposed etc.   We joked about what happened that day, so that was real to the interviewer.    Then they had a whole bunch of formal questinos for me - not a terrorist etc.   It was all very relaxed and short. 
 
 

It didn't happen to me. My I-485 is still pending and it isn't based on marriage.
 
But it sometimes does happen:
Also double check the "Resident Since" date since that is another thing that USCIS could mess up:
It should be the date when I-485 is approved.