iceman81

Received my passport.
 
Location 51.
 
03/23/2022: Application for passport submitted at USPS facility under standard processing.
04/04/2022: Status changed to “The U.S. Department of State has received your application for your passport book on 04/04/2022. We're now reviewing your application and supporting documents...Your application locator number is 51*******.”
04/04/2022: Check for passport cashed.
05/03/2022: Status changed to "The U.S. Department of State approved your application for your passport book. We're now printing your passport book and preparing to give it to you. You should receive your passport book on or around 05/09/2022."
05/05/2022: Passport Received.

4/28 NC received.
 

My passport was just approved, and they are now working on making it. Just waiting for it in the mail, now.

Locator 53
next gen passport

4/6 USPS Appointment
4/12 In Process
4/28 Shipped
4/30 Received
 
expedited with regular post service.
 
now just waiting for my naturalization certificate and name change document. Hopefully ill receive it soon.

Interview scheduled for May 25th at San Francisco.

Passed the interview! Waiting for my same day oath right now in the foyer. Can’t wait! 😀

Ok. Thank you.
Thank you @Musical123
 
I received it after my interview. Its because of medical reason.

Congratulations @iceman81

I have passed my naturalization interview this morning and I will have my oath ceremony tomorrow morning. The officer was very nice. I think she only asked me 5 civic questions, then went to the reading and writing. No vocabulary was asked. 

I have passed my naturalization interview this morning and I will have my oath ceremony tomorrow morning. The officer was very nice. I think she only asked me 5 civic questions, then went to the reading and writing. No vocabulary was asked. 

CONGRATS!!!

I have passed my naturalization interview this morning and I will have my oath ceremony tomorrow morning. The officer was very nice. I think she only asked me 5 civic questions, then went to the reading and writing. No vocabulary was asked. 

I have passed my naturalization interview this morning and I will have my oath ceremony tomorrow morning. The officer was very nice. I think she only asked me 5 civic questions, then went to the reading and writing. No vocabulary was asked. 

Interview scheduled: April 4th, 2022
Filed: November 3rd, 2021 by mail.
Under 3-year rule. 

I became a citizen this morning. Simple affair at the Milwaukee field office. Still hard to believe the journey is over. 

I asked for a couple of certified copies right after the ceremony and they very nicely took care of it. Something to consider if you need proof of citizenship while your original certificate is at the passport center.
 
Good luck to everyone still waiting, I hope you get good news soon!

Got interview scheduled today (notice dated 2/17/22) for 4/1/22 in Portland. Submitted application on 6/19/21; last update was biometrics reused, also on 6/19/21.

Sooooo
 
I’m finally a US citizen.
My interview was schedule at 9:00am. I arrived 20 minutes earlier and went in the building. Security was very nice and who ever was checking in was very nice as well. 
 
I waited around 1 hour to be called and then the IO asked me to swear to tell the true. She started asking me for my passport, DL and GC. She checked my passport every paged though.
 
She asked me 6 questions and then she moved to the reading and writing test. Unfortunately the IPad wasn’t working so I had to do everything on a paper she gave me. After passing my civic, reading and writing she started with my N400 application.
 
She asked me for my current employer which I was actually going to update today since I’m not working in the same place. The she asked me why I took too many trips out of the US and I responded with the true about my wife and my dad in El Salvador. She asked me if I was leaving in El Salvador, if I was working or if I have any properties there to which I responded with the true (No).
 
I also got married after I submitted my n400. She asked me about my wife and info about her as well. She asked me I was planning to petition for her and my dad; to which I responded that in the future that is the plan. She asked me for my taxes and she checked the one from the last 2 years and she said it was okay. She made me sign the updates and gave me the letter saying my application was recommended for approval and she told me to wait outside. 
 
I waited for around 30 more minutes; I filled out a paper for the Oat (which is the same day in Orlando field office).
Oath didn’t take more than 10 minutes. 
 
Thank God I got approved today and also got the path the same day! 

Hi all!
 
I had my N-400 interview on Friday at the Milwaukee FO. My husband went with me and the officer thankfully decided to do the I-751 interview at the same time since she had the file. All went well, the officer was super nice and professional.
 
She asked for our IDs and then she went through the basics of the application (names, DOBs, addresses, etc.). She then asked my husband and I a few questions:
How did we meet? Where did we get married? How long did we do long distance for? What is in our future as a couple?  
She also asked if we had new documents that we wanted to submit so we gave her our lease renewal, updated insurance and more recent utility bills. She then escorted my husband back to the waiting room so we could do the N-400 interview. 
 
For the N-400 interview, she mentionned that she did not have my A-file which she needs for final approval, which freaked me out a little since I have seen a lot of cases delayed because of that missing file.  But she said she would check if it was digitized and thankfully it is! 
 
 We then confirmed the basics info again, then we did the civics test. The questions were:
What group of people was taken to America and sold as slaves?
What did Susan B. Anthony do?
What is the capital of your state?
What is one right or freedom from the First Amendment?
What is the political party of the President now?
There were 13 original states. Name three.
Then, she made me read and write a sentence from/on a tablet. 
 
After that, we updated a couple of things in the application (my husband changed jobs and I traveled abroad since the application). Then she went through the list of "No" questions, and then the ones about supporting the US etc.
 
Finally, she made me review the main information that will be on the naturalization certificate and read through the oath of allegiance, signing for both.
 
My N-400 application was recommended for approval and the officer said that I would not receive the 10-year green card and will just get the oath ceremony letter in the next few weeks. I am now just waiting for the formal approvals and online status changes!

I got my interview date! It says to bring proof that I registered with selective service, but I was 31 when I was granted a green card and came into the USA to immigrate. Is that a mistake on my interview letter or was I supposed to register? I remember trying to register but they wouldn’t let me because of my age. It was almost a decade ago. Did anything change with regard to that rule? 
 
Interview is scheduled for February 18, 2022.

Seems very quick compared to timelines on this website. Congrats and good luck.

Got an update today that my interview was scheduled for Feb 2022. San Antonio Field Office

JUST GOT AN UPDATE!
My interview was schedule for February 11, 2022.
Orlando field office. Filled June 18. 
Finally 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. Lots of praying for the people who are also waiting on an interview to be schedule 👏🏽👏🏽

I totally feel you!! I need it to be over soon, family is getting bad at my county. Working to get some money for a small house. Planning in my future but I feel that I’m stuck my tummy case and that everyone is getting good news but me. 
 
I just really hope that we all can get good news very soon! 

My interview is scheduled today for next month.