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@Fariya Both the applicant and the spouse will be interviewed for i-751. Applicant should not go without their spouse. I had a combo interview last Thursday, they called my spouse inside first for interview and then called me (the applicant) for an interview.. Also it is stated on the i-751 interview notice to bring your spouse with you. If you can't attend the interview then I recommend rescheduling the interview appointment. There is also rescheduling appointment info on the interview notice you received in the mail. Good luck with your immigration journey🤞. This is the last step.

Update: 11/09/2023 Here is my experience about my combo interview of (3 year eligibility) I-751 and N-400 today at Portland Field office in Maine. We arrived 40 mins early, the security guard at the entrance was very nice and welcoming. There were at least 12 more applicants waiting for their Interviews. Our interview started 15 mins late. The officer called my spouse in for an interview first, about I-751. How did you meet each other ? How long have you known each other ? Have you met your spouse's parents? What does your spouse do for work ? What are your spouse's interests? What did the two of you do for dinner last night ? What do you do for work ? (Business owner) Who do you own your business with ? (With ex) Do you all get along ? Then, I was called inside and the officer asked me the following questions: How long have you known each other ? How did you meet each other ? What visa did you come to US ? When did you come to US ? Have you traveled outside the country? What do you do for work ? Does your spouse own the business ? Do you all get along ? How many rooms do you have at the business ? This all went so smoothly that I didn't even feel like I was being interviewed. The whole interview went like a good conversation... At this point of the conversation the I-751 part was done and the officer said she will start the N-400 part. My spouse was told to wait outside. N-400 questions for me: Q1: What are two ways Americans can participate in their democracy? Q2: Where is the Statue of Liberty? Q3: What did the declaration of Independence do ? Q4: What is one right only for US citizens? Q5: How many senators are there ? Speaking: What do we pay to the government? Writing: We pay taxes to the government Afterwards she asked those general questions from the N400 application like: Have you ever been convicted of a crime and blah blah... After that I was told to wait outside as the officer enters data into the system and also to check if someone is available to do my Oath Ceremony. After 5-10 mins I was called into another big room, like a conference room where they usually do Oath Ceremony in Large groups, my spouse came along with me. We were the only two in that room. I was giving my Naturalization Certificate. After a couple mins the oath ceremony was done and we left the building. It was very nice of them to arrange the Oath ceremony for me on request since I have a trip scheduled soon so I need to apply for my US passport ASAP to get it on time. I myself was nervous at first but trust me there is no need to be nervous, you have done all the difficult parts of the immigration journey. They can't just deny you. There has to be an obvious red flag to deny you. This is the last step, it will go more smoothly than you think. Enjoy the process, You are becoming a US citizen...

My i-751 online status never changed from the time I submitted. I got i-751 interview notice in the mail after my N-400 was scheduled for interview. Then a couple days later I received N-400 interview notice in the mail as well. Both interview notices had the same location, date and time, so there, combo interview. I wouldn't trust the online status time. They don't update them very often. When I received my N400 interview notice, my online status update went up from 7 months to 9 months. I also checked my i-751 online status with no update and there I had an interview notice for i-751 in the mail 🤣.

I have a combo interview (3 year eligibility) N-400 and I-751 tomorrow at 9:15 AM. I am well prepared for the N-400 interview but I am a little nervous about the I-751 interview. Wish me luck. Also I have requested an Oath Ceremony on the same day as my interview. I will post an update how it goes.

Update: 10/08/23 I received an interview notice in the mail today from my local field office and it's for my I-751 ROC. I thought I was gonna get the N-400 Interview Notice in the mail. It's weird, and there is no update on my I-751 status online either. The I-751 interview date, time and location is the same as for my N-400 Interview. Its gonna be a combo interview.

Yes, if you are applying for Naturalization online then scan all the required docs and upload it to your USCIS account. They have a tutorial on their website as well. Here is the checklist for all the docs needed for N-400 application. https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/attachments.pdf

@stephbd it's going to happen for you too, soon. Get ready for the interview. My interview notice only states my interview date, time and location. Doesn't say anything about an Oath Ceremony or a combo interview. My ROC is still pending 🤷, not a single update on it. But the interview notice does say it will take up to 2 hours so I guess it will be a combo ?

UPDATE: I also just logged into my account after seeing your post and there, I have an update as well, Interview scheduled for Nov 9 in Portland. Woohoo. Congrats to you Visatransfer and thank you for posting here. Your post made me go look for my status update.

My status changed from 9 months processing time to 8 months. My 3 year LPR completes on Nov 3rd. 1 month to go. I hope it go quick and smooth

Hi everyone, I filed my N400 (3 year eligibility ) online on 8/21/2023. In a couple minutes the status changed from 16 months to 10 months. I hope the rest of the process also goes as quick like this, lol. It has been quite a journey with USCIS, Can't wait for this last step to be done. Oh, Do we need to send pictures of the two of us for this case as well ?