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I finally had my oath ceremony today.
 
For reference, I filed on June 24, 2019, had my interview on March 5th-was not instantly approved due to fingerprint issues so I had to submit a police clearance certification which I did on March 28th. 
 
I honestly wasn't expecting anything until end of this year, and frankly, I would not mind at all since health is far more important than my citizenship, but the notice came and now it's finally done. 
 
Good luck everyone!Your time will come too  when you least expect it. 

I finally had my oath ceremony today.
 
For reference, I filed on June 24, 2019, had my interview on March 5th-was not instantly approved due to fingerprint issues so I had to submit a police clearance certification which I did on March 28th. 
 
I honestly wasn't expecting anything until end of this year, and frankly, I would not mind at all since health is far more important than my citizenship, but the notice came and now it's finally done. 
 
Good luck everyone!Your time will come too  when you least expect it. 

No, since my eligibility is based on 5-year residency. I've had my interview today, my scheduled appointment was at 645am, and I got there at 7:00am, checked-in at 7:10am, and was called 15 mins after. The IO went through the information I've provided on my application, then he went straight to the civics questions. The questions were: (1) Name a war fought by US in 1800's, (2) Name one of the two longest rivers in the us (3) Name your US representative (4)If the president can no longer serve,who will replace him (5) Who makes federal laws (6) What happened on Sept 11,2001. I've got 6 out 6 so he went ahead with the reading and writing tests. 
 
I did not get an instant approval which I already expected since my fingerprints have been rejected by the FBI twice so I need to provide a police clearance from the local police.
 
Good luck on your interview!I hope everything goes well.

Thank you and congratulations!

Surprisingly fast.It took only 2 weeks to get another biometrics appointment. 

Yes, I have hyperhidrosis so my hands sweat a lot. For my green card, I had to do my biometrics 4 times, until finally the last tech told me to talk to the ASC Manager to see what could be done, and the manager called a few people and finally found out that she could give me a letter to request a police clearance.
 
So for my N-400, so far, I've already done my biometrics two times.