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On 5/15/2021 at 8:43 PM, LinJoe said:

Is the documents section loading for anyone? My husband logged in and saw the oath notification was mailed out on Wednesday but the documents section isn’t loading to see the copy. 

In my experience, it may take 48 hours for “Documents” to load after mailing them. 

president Trump just tweeted minutes ago:
 

In light of the attack from the Invisible Enemy, as well as the need to protect the jobs of our GREAT American Citizens, I will be signing an Executive Order to temporarily suspend immigration into the United States!

unclear what that means 

15 minutes ago, rexeus said:

I have Interview on the 11 , applied middle of September. I wonder how long  would I have to wait for oath.. traveling outside the country on March 5th 😕

Difficult to predict interview date, but many had their Oath Ceremony 2-3 weeks after the interview. At any rate, you can inform your interviewing officer with your travel dates, and they typically accommodate you and take your travel in consideration when scheduling the Oath Ceremony date. We had also travel plan and the interviewing officer was very understanding. Do not worry. 

35 minutes ago, Ryan123456 said:

Am confuse about the case status 

1 website said interview schedule on 27jan2020 wait for original interview letter for interview date 

 

2 website said waiting time 7month 

 

I applied N400 jun18,2019 Houston TX 

 

Please guide me if anyone in same situation thanks 

The two webiste do not get updated at the same moment. Your interview was scheduled today, but the date of interview will be visible to you only when they post the letter sent to you under the tab of “Documents”.  This typically takes 2-3 days. You will get the physical letter by mail few days later. The “Waiting Time”  is a very generic guess about when all can end with the Oath Ceremony. It is always, or most of the time much over estimate time of what happen in real life. most likely you will get to your Oath Ceremony before the estimated 7 months. 

On 7/16/2019 at 10:18 AM, Alialina said:

Same here

On 11/22/2019 at 6:36 PM, TPVN said:

I have the interview on Tuesday. The appointment letter says bring your spouse's citizenship certificate. My wife couldn't find the certificate, could I bring her US passport instead?

thank you,

On 1/22/2020 at 5:32 PM, tayfunvarol35 said:

Hello,

Did you change your name? Do you know is that the same process if name changes?

51 minutes ago, Hamzah and Amna said:

Had my interview today at Orlando field office. Officer was very nice didn’t look at any documents just reviewed the application and asked civics questions. 
oath ceremony is on Thursday received my oath ceremony letter at the spot.

thank you so much everyone for the help this forum was very helpful throughout my journey 😊

Congrats

10 minutes ago, Hamzah and Amna said:

Thank you so much for the quick response. I appreciate it. 
Should I be worried about anything in regards to interview, everything is in order but the only thing is I’m currently unemployed because I’m studying for boards in order to practice medicine here. I have all the evidence of how I’m registered with United States medical licensing exam. Will that be a problem for me? 

TIA 😊

Being unemployed is not an issue. Has nothing to do with nationalization process. Do not worry. Good luck with your board.

48 minutes ago, Hamzah and Amna said:

Thank you for the response. I have another quick question, since I have applied for marriage based naturalization. Is my husband allowed to go in with me for the interview or no? 
thanks in advance 😊

Spouse can accompany you to the  building and wait in waiting room, but can not enter the interview room.

1 hour ago, visajourney@ said:

Just got an email this morning that my interview has been scheduled!! Hopefully it will be after April since my baby is due in 3 weeks.

 

What documents do we need to bring to the interview? Based on the USCIS website, we only need to bring GC, interview letter and another form of iD.

Take with you all original document you uploaded online when submitting N-400. Interviewing Officers vary. Some would not look at any of them. Some like in our case looked at each and every one of them. 

1 hour ago, tayfunvarol35 said:

Hello,

Did you change your name? Do you know is that the same process if name changes?

No, there was no name change. We asked however for delaying Oath Ceremony till after end of December due to travel plan.  Nevertheless I heard from others that changing name would increase time between interview and Oath Ceremony. 

Had Oath Ceremony today in Atlanta office. No one collected or asked for  return of Green Card. I had been told they always take the Green Card back after Oath Ceremony. Any comment from who already had Oath Ceremony about returning Green Card?

I was told, Green card should be surrendered to USCIS before getting Naturalization Certificate after Oath Ceremony. No one asked for returning Green Card today after Oath Ceremony in Atlanta. What is the experience of others who had Oath Ceremony in Atlanta today or in the recent past?

Journey completed today January 21 2020, by Oath Ceremony at Atlanta USCIS office. Appointment was at 12:25 pm, but Ceremony did not start till 2 pm lasting less than 30 minutes. After Ceremony you can register immediately to vote on the first floor, then return to Ceremony room to take pictures if you like. 
 

Had submitted N-400 on June 5th 2019 online. Interview was on November 13 2019 at local Atlanta office.

Journey completed today January 21, 2020, by Oath Ceremony at Atlanta USCIS office. Appointment was at 12:25 pm, but Ceremony did not start till 2 pm lasting less than 30 minutes. After Ceremony you can register immediately to vote on the first floor, then return to Ceremony room to take pictures if you like. 
 

Had submitted N-400 on June 5th 2019 online. Interview was on November 13 2019 at local Atlanta office. 

2 minutes ago, Venus201320 said:

I'm a ATL filer. I filed online 11/30/2019, Did Biometrics on 12/30/2019. Anyone know how long it takes to be scheduled for a interview? 

In our case it took 5 months. Files June 5th. Interviewed November 13. 

Document of Oath Ceremony is now visible online. Oath Ceremony day is January 21, 2020. N-400 submitted online on June 5 2019. Interview was at Atlanta office November 13.

On 12/21/2019 at 6:53 AM, TZKA said:

Just received a notice the Oath Ceremony has been scheduled. No date listed in the notice. The notice letter is not visible online yet.  

Document of Oath Ceremony is now visible online. Oath Ceremony day is January 21, 2020. N-400 submitted online on June 5 2019. Interview was at Atlanta office November 13. 

On 12/15/2019 at 3:08 PM, TZKA said:

Atlanta Courthouse Oath Ceremony schedule link:

 

http://www.gand.uscourts.gov/naturalization

 

Are there other ceremonies at USCIS Building? Anyone knows?

 

Just received a notice the Oath Ceremony has been scheduled. No date listed in the notice. The notice letter is not visible online yet.  

2 minutes ago, JohnNHenry said:

Oh man! Including bank statements?  

In our case, the officer looked at bank statements too. These were downloaded online. Did not ask for original from bank directly. I assume it varies. Some officers may not look at everything. Others do. Read the notification letter. As I recall ours close to bottom clearly stated that all uploaded documents need to be brought in.

3 minutes ago, JohnNHenry said:

Hi guys

I got my interview scheduled finally, yay!

I have a question: do I have to bring EVERY DOCUMENT I have submitted to my online form to the interview? Or what documents should I bring to the interview?

Thanks guys!

Henry

As I recall, the notification letter asks you to bring all the documents you uploaded online. The originals. During interview in Atlanta, the officer looked at them. 

Atlanta Courthouse Oath Ceremony schedule link:

http://www.gand.uscourts.gov/naturalization

Are there other ceremonies at USCIS Building? Anyone knows?

2 hours ago, TZKA said:

If your wife American citizen by birth, and is written in her passport that her birthplace is in USA, then my guess her passport is adequate proof of citizenship, otherwise if she was naturalized, they probably want to see the original Naturalization certificate.  

3 hours ago, TPVN said:

I have the interview on Tuesday. The appointment letter says bring your spouse's citizenship certificate. My wife couldn't find the certificate, could I bring her US passport instead?

thank you,

If you lose your Certificate of Naturalization, you may request a replacement by filing Form N-565, Application for Replacement Naturalization/Citizenship Document. The fee to file this form is $555.

53 minutes ago, TPVN said:

I have the interview on Tuesday. The appointment letter says bring your spouse's citizenship certificate. My wife couldn't find the certificate, could I bring her US passport instead?

thank you,

If your wife American citizen by birth, and is written in her passport that her birthplace is in USA, then my guess her passport is adequate proof of citizenship, otherwise if she was naturalized, they probably want to see the original Naturalization certificate.  

What happened to the spread-sheath of June 2019 filers. It has now only 2 entries. Every one else disappeared.  

7 hours ago, cj21 said:

Notification received and the Oath taking ceremony mail has been sent out.

when did you have your interview, and when did you receive notification of date of ceremony? How many days in between? Interview for our case was November 13. As of yet no notification of date. Today is November 17.

18 hours ago, cj21 said:

Congratulations! Same day as yours and please send a shout out when you get your schedule. We might end up on the same day for this oath ceremony.

Heard nothing yet. I was told most others got notified about date of ceremony within 48 hours of passing interview. Due to travel plan, a delay in ceremony date was requested. Asked to have ceremony scheduled after December 26. Will be out of country till then.

Has your ceremony been scheduled yet? Got any message about date from USCIS?