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Took 7 days for the Oath to be scheduled, i have another 34 days of waiting now for the Ceremony on January 21st. 

Had my interview last Tuesday the 7th, the IO only asked for what was on the letter and nothing else. GC, DL, Passport, mine was done by Marriage to a USC so they asked for Marriage Certificate and/or Divorce Papers and/or Death Certificate if any applies to you.

Had my interview today late afternoon, got there 30 min before my scheduled time, i was the only one at the waiting room. The whole process took about 35-45 minutes to complete, first you swear under oath and all then the officer i got went straight to the test to get that over and done with, 6 questions and lucky or not i got the easiest ones  then the reading and writing off of a tablet that was also fairly easy. The interview took longer on the application part also because i had a family change event to report so i had to explain in some detail what the change was. Officer was super nice, very pleasant and made me feel at ease, no rush and no stress. Once this was done, they handed me the N-652 interview results check marked with passed the test and check marked the congratulations line that i will be recommended for approval and have to wait the quality check to have the oath scheduled. They are not doing same day oath here, what i heard is they scheduling people to early January so i don't expect mine until then. Will definitely update here once i get the oath letter. 

Edit: Documents that the officer asked for right at the start of the interview: Passport, Driver's License and Green Card. During the Application process part: just the family change document. 

Haven't posted on VJ in 2 years. I did my marriage based GC in 2016, ROC in 2018 (got approved in 2019 took exactly 1 year) after that I chose to take a break from this and did not apply for citizenship based on the 3 year rule. i finally stopped procrastinating and applied for Citizenship last September on the 23rd based on the 5 year GC rule. Here go my timeline so far:

USCIS received application September 23rd.

Notice sent September 28th, biometrics reused.

October 18th, Interview Scheduled for December 7th 2021.

My field office is in Bedford, New Hampshire.

Not as fast as a few folks posted here before but still faster than i thought (lawyer said 4-6 months), Now i have about 44 days to study and get this done.

On ‎8‎/‎11‎/‎2019 at 10:30 PM, AnaInAmerica said:

Hi everyone! My husband is a Sept 2018 filer.  We just got an RFE and we're planning to turn it back around by the end of next week. Did any of you July filers get RFEs? And how has the process gone since then?  Have you heard back from them regarding the additional information?  Anyone already approved? 

 

I know it will be a delay, I'm just trying to gauge how much of a delay.  Like do we go right back in the same pile or do we get moved to the back of the line.  Obviously hoping for the the first option.  Any info is helpful!  

 

Thank you!!! 

If this helps at all, i had a RFE while on AOS.  From receiving the RFE to getting approved it took about 20 days. My understanding is that they work on multiple cases at a time, so no you will not go back to the end of the pile.

Received my card today. Everything moved super fast once I got approved. It took 2 days to receive the approval letter then after that 4 days to receive the card. 

This part of the journey ends here, good luck to you all still waiting. 

7 hours ago, minnie_mouse said:

Which website/app you guys are using to check Case Status? I am sure I am doing something wrong to check mine. 

Case tracker app and Visa tracker app, both on iPhone. not sure if they are available on android devices.

21 minutes ago, Ledaron said:

Great news ! How did you find out? We’re you checking the app everyday? @CNMN

Checking both apps (Case tracker and Visa tracker) periodically, last night went to refresh it and it changed to case was approved.

Long time lurker here, im a VSC filer package received on July 16th 2018, NOA July 17th 2018, case # EAC 18202... my case was approved on July 23rd 2019, no rfe, no transfer, no interview. this came as a nice surprise since VSC seems to be moving in a snail pace.