JasonPII

The officer asked us for proof that we are living together and we've been staying at the same house since I 485. So I would imagine that it would be best for you to bring documentation to show you are living together at the new address. My interview was scheduled at 9:55 am. Actually got called at around 10:25 am.

I passed my citizenship interview today. Here is what happened during the interview. The officer asked for my full time and she went right into the civics test. 1. What does the Constitution do? 2. When was the Constitution written? 3. Who is in charge of the executive branch? 4. What are two major political parties in the United States? 5. Name one right only for United States citizens. 6. What is the highest court in the United States? The sentence I had to read was: "How many Senators do we have?" The sentence I had to write was: "We have one hundred (I spelled it out) Senators." The N-400 questions are primarily about the security questions. Lots of them. The Yes or No questions in that form. This is a marriage case but surprisingly my officer (who was by the way extremely nice) did ask anything about my spouse. The only thing she asked about us was if we had any proof that we are living together, to which I gave her tax return, copies of my car registration (2), latest bank statement and a letter from my mother in law. My Oath ceremony is next Wednesday 10/26. Surprisingly, I guess they are trying to pack that date to the fullest and luckily I and many others were given that date. My USCIS office is in Sacramento California.

Application sent away on March 8th. Interview scheduled on October 18th. I'm in California. Sacramento office.

It's been five months for me, nothing yet. Maybe I'm in California and it's taking a bit longer here.