TillyDog

Congratulations! That's fantastic news!

Congratulations to all the new citizens! Still no rescheduled interview here, but it will come.

Thank You everyone I got my passport. It took me only 1 week and 5 days since applying. 
I am finally DONE‼️‼️‼️
🥳🎈🍾🥂🥳🎈🍾🥂🥳🥂🍾🎈🥳🥳❤🇺🇸

Congratulations!

Ok People, today 
Had my N400 Interview in MIAMI, FL. I dont remember questions honestly because I was so nervouse but the IO said to me :" Wow You study those questions, ha? I dont have time to type the answers" 🤣🤣🤣 writing and reading.
So He asked about my personal Info
Then he asled about Taxes and I said I payed off everythening provide him with IRS documents, he updated that I dont owe Taxes. 
We went to yes no questions. 
Never asked about Anything  definition of words or staff, No Guestions about Travel, ticket. 
 I was Approved and Now wait for OATH in couple of days. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Good luck everyone and Thank You Everyone for support.

Actually, we just had our passport interviews today, and found that we could submit applications for our under-18 kids using our certificates. All applications were submitted together, and the original citizenship evidence applies to the kids as well as the adults. Also, if you request both a passport book and a passport card for the kids, the card serves as evidence of citizenship even when expired. So for the cost of the card ($15 or $30 depending on the age of the child) you get a permanent evidence of citizenship that is as effective as an N-600 which costs over $1000. Nice to know, and very helpful passport officer at the USPS.

Actually, we just had our passport interviews today, and found that we could submit applications for our under-18 kids using our certificates. All applications were submitted together, and the original citizenship evidence applies to the kids as well as the adults. Also, if you request both a passport book and a passport card for the kids, the card serves as evidence of citizenship even when expired. So for the cost of the card ($15 or $30 depending on the age of the child) you get a permanent evidence of citizenship that is as effective as an N-600 which costs over $1000. Nice to know, and very helpful passport officer at the USPS.

Congratulations! We are one day ahead of you, and have registered to vote and had our passport interviews today! (I booked appointments a few days ago) Let me know if you need any tips re the passport process...

Congratulations! We are one day ahead of you, and have registered to vote and had our passport interviews today! (I booked appointments a few days ago) Let me know if you need any tips re the passport process...

Hello all;
 
I attended my Oath ceremony today. It started at 2.15 pm on the dot and took about 10 mins maximum. We checked in and returned our GC was seated inside the ceremony room afterwards. There was about 20 people attending. IO was very quickly had us took the Oath of Alliance and we were done. There was another ceremony of 20 people before and after us so they are doing ceremonies non stop. I am glad i conclude my immigration journey as of today. Now headed to Passports forums you can find me hanging there

Someone can update the spreadsheet in my behalf?
 
Filed: 01/24/2020
My interview: 07/10/2020--Approved!
Oath Ceremony: 07/24/2020- today!!
Local Office: St Louis, MO. 

All the best!

Hi,

My interview has been scheduled on Friday, August 21, 2020 at the Denver Field Office. My interview notice is dated July 8, 2020. Kindly update my info on the spreadsheet, @Deagle or @Rick & Apple. Thanks!

Blue Bianchi
 

My interview is tomorrow 7:30 AM!! Wish me luck

So, interview was June 22, and we just got our oath ceremony dates posted to our my.uscis.gov account... July 23. @Rick & Apple, would you mind updating the spreadsheet with that date please?
 
Question for anyone with better info than me... I have two minor children who will become US citizens when we do. Are they supposed to go to the oath ceremony, and if so, will they also receive their citizenship certificate then?
 
Thanks!

No. 
you can apply for a passport for them with your own certificate. If you want certificate for them you will have to apply for N-600 for them and pay the fee for it for both. 

Good Luck to @TillyDog on the interview this Monday.

Congrats!  Great to hear about the interview officer. My wife will have her interview in the Memphis office in about 3 weeks.
 

Just had my interview this morning.
 
My case is pretty straightforward and the interview officer was very kind and professional. Status changed to “Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled” even before I left the building!

I believe that is the case. The guidance I was given was that if naturalization is not imminent, you should renew your GC beginning 180 days and no later than 90 days out from expiry.

I was just thinking about you... congratulations! Great news for you. We were approved at interview, but no indication yet of when the oath ceremony would be conducted.
 
All the best!

I had my "Naturalization Ceremony" today. (06/26/20200) It took only 20 minutes and 4 other person with me.
Returned the green card at check-in. 
Usually, watch video and sing a national anthem, but since it is a pandemic, family members not allowed, the officer read the Oath for us and gave the “Naturalization Certificate” to each person, check the contents and signed. that is all.
 
I want to update my Social Security record, but since the Social Security offices has suspended face-to-face service nationwide, so I have to wait until the offices re-open. then register to Vote and apply for a US Passport as well.

Congratulations LA&MA, this crazy journey for you is over.

Congratulations!

Thanks! It was all good... Nashville USCIS officers were very friendly. We (TillyDog is actually three people) actually were pilot video interviews, so the officer greeted us, took us to an office set up with a desk, an iPad, a printer ,and a place to put documents you'd signed or filled in. About 30 mins total from going back through to walking out with our approval notices. Now to wait for oath ceremonies to be scheduled (they said we would be advised by mail). While I was waiting for my interview (about 15 minutes), there were at least two small oath ceremonies conducted in a room to the side of the waiting room. 
 
Cheers,
 
TillyDog