juan01

My case was showing as being denied a few years ago. There are other posts that I create with respect to this.

I found out about this but I actually never received the denial letter.

After about 6 months of almost weekly letters, and calls I received some letter where it pretty much said I should send the application again.

My attorney sent it again, and I was approved with no interview.

It seems to be this happened so loooooooooooong ago since I'm already a US Citizen

I applied at the post office near Miami on August 12th at noon, expedited, I applied for the passport book and card.

Today I received the passport.

It took 8 days.

good luck all!

In the English language America specifically refers to the United States of America. check wikipedia.

I attended my oath ceremony on August 2nd, 2008.

It was more emotional than I expected, and I can now proudly say that I am a US citizen.

I will post a video and more details later one.

I've been on this board since being a conditional resident, thanks all and thanks to the board.

Good luck everybody on your journey and never dispair, hope is just around the corner.

Juan G.

Hopefully in about a week I will be a US citizen.

I've on this board for years, so we all know the importance of US citizenship.

but, what is most important to you?

thanks

My dates are available elsewhere on this site.

MY interview was on June 20th in Miami, and now on July 17th USCIS mailed me the oath ceremony notice, it has been scheduled for Saturday August 2nd, 2008 at the Miami Dade County auditorium.

Good luck to all!

hey nick,

Maybe you should call USCIA and ask them to give you a request for evidence on the lifting of your conditions.

Your thoughts are very chaveznist in nature.

very good information.

You said she got the oath letter on July 8th and schedule for the 18th?

Mali, Congrats!

I had my interview on June 20th, I dunno if there will be enough time for me to have the interview on July 11th.

I just called right now, and they told me that they don't have any dates set yet.

This is the mbcc calendar link and I don't see any oath ceremonies:

http://www.miamibeachconvention.com/events...e/index.php?k=1

thanks for the clarification.

I understand it is very important to sign the certificate during oath exactly the same as the application.

But what happens if by mistake it is signed a little different what repercussions could this have?

thanks

thanks.

By the way, does anybody know when the next few oath ceremonies in Miami will be? or where can I get that information? and how long after the interview will I get the oath ?

thanks,

JG

I applied to TSC in July of 2007. Today I had my appointment at the miami office near brickell.

It went pretty well, she just sort of went over the questions on the applications. She asked for my alien card, my passport.

she asked me to print my name on the pictures, several more cursive name prints. She asked a few questions like where I work, if I was divorced. when I was divorced. Asked me if I had any recent travels ( I had brought a list )

She then asked me 6 questions: vice president, why 100 senators, the 4th of July, and 3 more questions.

then she asked to write: The man wanted a job.

and to read out loud: She had bought a newspaper.

the I asked: is that it? did I pass? she said yes. nice meeting you.

I asked her if there would be a chance to have the oath on July 4th, she said there are no oath ceremonies on July 4th, and that they are processing everybody and that it should take about 3-4 weeks for me to receive the letter.

So hopefully a few weeks to a successful journey. I have made other posts about the specific dates when I applied, and when I received the appointments, so you can look them up if needed.

thanks for reading

Look for posts under my name, where it shows something similar that happened to me.

You may want to contact an attorney.

like for example my case, I submitted the application as divorced. And I got it approved.

but if you leave it as it is, you might get approved as well.

The problem is that if they do call you for an appointment and she does not show up, or even if they do not request an interview, in the future when you apply for citizenship it might come back to haunt you.

Not to scare you, like I said, my case was approved as divorced. But I applied as such, I didn't apply as married when in reality I was divorced.

what I am suggesting is that you call an attorney, you have a car, a good job, and a home, I would say it's better to do things with legal advice, since you can probably afford it. There is too much at risk.

I have also read that some people do the oath right after the interview. I wonder in what instances that is possible.

I also read in the news that some time before, USCIS would schedule the interview even if the background check had not been completed.

Nowadays, USCIS will schedule interview only after the backbround check has been completed, to avoid lawsuits.

So, I believe that since I have the interview already, that means the background check has been completed, therefore the oath should not be much longer after the interview.

has anybody read anything like this as well?

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thanks feliz, I will update the site.

thanks felix.

I will update the page you referred me to.

When I check online my case status, there is not update since 8.09.07 either.

HI,

Quick update:

N400 Sent on July 4th, 2007

and I did biometrics on september 12th, 2007.

Received letter for Interview on March 7th, 2008.

Interview scheduled for June 20th 2008.

thanks.

question:

Does anybody know the time it will take after the interview to do the oath?

thanks

My priority date is July 9th, 2007. I applied from Miami to TSC for N400 naturalization.

My appointment is for June 20th.

Good luck to all !!!

ON the tittle I wrote by mistake 2006. 2007 is correct year.