Angela & Brendon

Gotcha 🫡 weirdly now that I know I am so close to the finish line it feels easier to just be patient and wait.

Two updates int he past 12 hours - I-751 - Case has been approved, we ordered your card to be produced. N-400 - Case was submitted for Quality Review based on an Approval Recommendation I'm guessing this is normal and I'm nearly at the finish line? Not long now!

So I did my N-400 and I-751 interview last week on Tuesday; everything was fairly normal, at the end we were told we'd be getting recommended for approval. Wednesday we got the update on I-751 that our case was being actively reviewed, then two updated in the past 12 hours - I-751 has been approved and new card is being produced. N-400 Case was submitted for Quality Review based on an Approval Recommendation I'm guessing the latter is normal and the next stage will be the Oath Ceremony? Our case if very standard with no complications.

Wise words 😂 nothing like being so close to the finish line! You're right though, I need to take my mind off of this and accept it's in USCIS hands and they will let me know and it's good to go. Thanks

He only asked about my current role; I had an employee verification letter from my work that I shared with him that included my current job title, salary and start date (01/09/2023).

Agreed, I am very angry at myself for not catching it sooner. I only noticed it just now.

Hi all, I had my Naturalization interview two days ago; it went fine and we got handed a sheet of paper saying we were recommended for approval (I'm also pending my removal of conditions). I went back through all my applications just to check everything was looking good (I don't want anything slowing me down), and saw a stupid mistake that I'm angry i didn't catch before i submitted the application. On my I-485 application back in 2021, I put my employment history, and the start date of my last job in England was 04/02/2019. I made a mistake on my N-400 that I just caught now that the start date is listed as 04/09/2019. Silly mistake, I know. Should I bring this to USCIS's attention? I have my original work contract I can share with them. Or should just wait to see if they send us an RFE? Thanks all, go gentle on me 😅

I thought so too!

Got an update from my case on USCIS today (my interview was for both my I-751 and N400) - "As of July 9, 2025, we are actively reviewing your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, Receipt Number XXXXXXXXXX. Our records show nothing outstanding at this time. We will let you know if we need anything from you." If this a typical update to get after the interview for both cases? (The officer that interviewed us recommended our application for approval). Thanks!

Would it be wrong to expect approval in two to three weeks?

The interview was kind of cold and seemed to be having issues pulling up the application, but he recommended us for approval which is good!

Thanks! Will the traffic violation change anything, or is this not considered a serious incident? (It was a $100 fine which was promptly paid).

I had my interview for N-400 and I-751 today after filing for N-400 back in April. My wife joined me, and we were both called in together. Our officer was not that friendly but was was not unfriendly either. He asked about my marriage, details on my employment, our daughter's birth, then the US Knowledge and English Proficiency test. One thing that was weird was he was saying the questions in section 9 were not coming up for him, and he'd asked why they hadn't been completed, but I had a copy of my original submission and showed that I have; he wasn't sure why that occurred. As such, we went through all the questions again, and the only change I provided was over the question "Have you EVER been arrested, cited, detained or confined by any law enforcement officer, military official (in the U.S. or elsewhere), or immigration official for any reason, or been charged with a crime or offense?", where I notified him of a traffic ticket I received last year for not fully stopping at a stop sign. I couldn't remember all the exact details, but I provided the information I remembered and he took note. I then signed the documents and he handed me a note where it said I had passed my English test and US history and government test, and "Congratulations! Your application has been recommended for approval." I'm guessing next I hear final approval and oath ceremony date? Should I be pleased with the interview result, and not disappointed I didn't get an Oath ceremony date on the spot (not that I was expecting this, my wife was asking). Thanks all!

Hi everyone, I had my interview for N-400 and I-751 today. My wife joined me, and we were both called in together. Our officer was not that friendly but was was not unfriendly either. He asked about my marriage, details on my employment, our daughter's birth, then the US Knowledge and English Proficiency test. One thing that was weird was he was saying the questions in section 9 were not coming up for him, and he'd asked why they hadn't been completed, but I had a copy of my original submission and showed that I have; he wasn't sure why that occurred. As such, we went through all the questions again, and the only change I provided was over the question "Have you EVER been arrested, cited, detained or confined by any law enforcement officer, military official (in the U.S. or elsewhere), or immigration official for any reason, or been charged with a crime or offense?", where I notified him of a traffic ticket I received last year for not fully stopping at a stop sign. I couldn't remember all the exact details, but I provided the information I remembered and he took note. I then signed the documents and he handed me a note where it said I had passed my English test and US history and government test, and "Congratulations! Your application has been recommended for approval." I'm guessing next I hear final approval and oath ceremony date? Should I be pleased with the interview result, and not disappointed I didn't get an Oath ceremony date on the spot (not that I was expecting this, my wife was asking). Thanks all!

I have my Citizenship Interview tomorrow and just want to make sure I'm fully prepared. Here's my full list of documents and supporting materials - am I missing anything? Interview Notice (Form I797-C) Green Card (Original + Back to front copy) Tennessee issued Driver's License Current + expired passports Copy of N-400 application and supporting documents Marriage Certificate Our daughter's birth certificate Tax Returns (2021, 2022, 2023, 2024) My i-94 wouldn't load for some reason, so I compiled all my travel outside of the US since I entered on my K1 visa back in 2021 Employment History summary Employment verification letter from my work 3 Months of Pay Stubs Proof of Address Thanks all!