Natalia & Igor

Hey Everyone!
 
Update:
I finally had my interview today without it getting cancelled! hahaha I passed it and an now just waiting in the USCIS waiting area to be called for the Oath Taking.
 
Wohoo! But dang, it was a good thing I was prepared to answer the officer’s questions. I was asked a lot of questions about my marriage and divorce:
When and how did I met my ex wife. How did we end up getting married. How long we were married. Why we divorced. How long were we living together and were separated. If were still married when we filed for my ROC. And she was going back and forth with her computer and my paper stack of documents which I submitted from way back during the AOS process which were already sitting on her desk.
But it wasn’t bad actually. I feel like I was overthinking on how they were going to treat me. As long as you have the answers to their questions, I think it went well and the officer wasn’t rude or anything. She was just doing her job. So, I managed to stay calm.
 
By the way, she did ask for my certified divorce decree! It was a good thing that my original interview schedule was postponed because that gave me time to request for a certified copy of my divorce decree. God knew and it all worked out.
 
I was then asked all the Yes or No questions. I was tested for the civics part:
What is an amendment?
What is the Constitution?
What is the capital of the US?
Who is the Speaker of the House?
What are three of the 13 original colonies?
Who makes the federal laws?
 
I was asked to read a sentence on a tablet and asked to write an answer.
 
After more questionings here and there, she took a photo of me and made me check my info on a tablet and made sure all my info were correct.
 
And then, I was told congratulations. I just need to wait in the waiting room again to be called for the Oath Ceremony.
 
And here I am, typing this out.. waiting Lol But, I’m so glad I passed. It has indeed been a journey everyone! God is good! 😊 

I got my interview scheduled for March 31 in Philadelphia!! so excited
Interview Was Scheduled February 23, 2022 We are actively reviewing your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization. Our records showed nothing is outstanding at this time. October 28, 2021 We received your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, and sent you a receipt notice. October 18, 2021

No, I had my Oath Ceremony a couple of hours before this notice )
 
Thank you!

No, I had my Oath Ceremony a couple of hours before this notice )
 
Thank you!

UPDATE:
 
February 7, 2022 Certificate Of Naturalization Was Issued
On February 7, 2022, we issued your Certificate of Naturalization for your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, Receipt Number IOE**********. 
 
THANKS EVERYONE AND GOOD LUCK!
 

ПОЗДРАВЛЯЮ!!!!!!!CONGRATS !!!! Thanks for an update!

UPDATE:
 
February 7, 2022 Certificate Of Naturalization Was Issued
On February 7, 2022, we issued your Certificate of Naturalization for your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, Receipt Number IOE**********. 
 
THANKS EVERYONE AND GOOD LUCK!
 

UPDATE:
 
February 7, 2022 Certificate Of Naturalization Was Issued
On February 7, 2022, we issued your Certificate of Naturalization for your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, Receipt Number IOE**********. 
 
THANKS EVERYONE AND GOOD LUCK!
 

Hi!
Today I had my citizenship interview, but haven’t received a final decision yet.
I applied under the 3-year rule (by marriage to a US citizen). Unfortunately, they weren’t prepared for the interview and didn’t check all the evidence I submitted. The officer was young African-American lady, absolutely unemotional, like a robot.  But the good thing she was a native speaker and spoke without any accent, absolutely clear.
After 6 questions, reading and writing tests (easiest I’ve ever had), we went through the application. I wanted to change my first name (remove one letter), but I was told they have new rules and this is impossible anymore (only through the court). The officer asked me most of the Part 12 questions. She rephrased the question about the tax return, so listen carefully.  No definitions, no additional documents (except  ID, Green Card & Passport). 
The interview lasted about half an hour, we spent another 30 min in the waiting room and 30 min in line to enter the building.  My husband was allowed to be with me all the time except for the interview itself.
 
As soon as anything changes in my case, I’ll update the information.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask me.
 
My timeline:
10/18/2021 - submitted my application online;
12/17/2021 - the interview was scheduled;
01/24/2022, 7:45 am - interview (a decision cannot be made yet).
LA, California 
 

Prayers you get approval very fast!

Hi!
Today I had my citizenship interview, but haven’t received a final decision yet.
I applied under the 3-year rule (by marriage to a US citizen). Unfortunately, they weren’t prepared for the interview and didn’t check all the evidence I submitted. The officer was young African-American lady, absolutely unemotional, like a robot.  But the good thing she was a native speaker and spoke without any accent, absolutely clear.
After 6 questions, reading and writing tests (easiest I’ve ever had), we went through the application. I wanted to change my first name (remove one letter), but I was told they have new rules and this is impossible anymore (only through the court). The officer asked me most of the Part 12 questions. She rephrased the question about the tax return, so listen carefully.  No definitions, no additional documents (except  ID, Green Card & Passport). 
The interview lasted about half an hour, we spent another 30 min in the waiting room and 30 min in line to enter the building.  My husband was allowed to be with me all the time except for the interview itself.
 
As soon as anything changes in my case, I’ll update the information.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask me.
 
My timeline:
10/18/2021 - submitted my application online;
12/17/2021 - the interview was scheduled;
01/24/2022, 7:45 am - interview (a decision cannot be made yet).
LA, California 
 

Filed October 30, 2021
Interview Was Scheduled January 11, 2022
Interview date will be March 1, 2022.
 
I am so excited I could scream. I wasn't expecting it to be this fast as it showed an estimated completion time of 15 months on my USCIS page. I have already ordered some flash cards on amazon to help me prepare for the questions I may be asked. This journey is almost over and I am so grateful to God.
 
Wishing myself and everybody else luck!

Hey!
I had my interview in Memphis yesterday. Officer asked me the history and civics questions, stopped after the 6th question since I got them all right. Did the routine what others have described, did the reading and writing, went through the questions, etc.
Officer was very nice, and I was approved! Now I'm in line for the oath ceremony

Hello, me again,
i had my interview yesterday (January 18th) and passed, just waiting for a date for the oath ceremony now. the officer said more or less 2 months of waiting at the moment to take the oath. 
 
As for my date problem,
( i filled on October 9th, first day eligible, but it was showing that I submitted my file on Oct 8th on my portal) 
i didn’t have any trouble. The officer said he could see I submitted on the right day, regardless of what the uscis website was showing.
i remember reading others were in the same situation and were worried, so in the end no need to worry about that!😊

Hi! Just want to share my timeline: 
 
October 5,2021 - submitted online application, Same day Biometric was re-used
Dec 6,2021 -Interview was scheduled for Jan 4,2022
Jan 4, 2022 - Interview date and Passed
Ask 6 civics questions, and did reading and writing test. answered Yes/No questions (no vocabulary). Same Day Oath Taking and got my naturalization certificate! 
TUCSON AZ FIELD OFFICE
 

My immigration process began in December 2016 with a petition for a fiancée visa (K-1).
I arrived in the USA in December 2017 and got my first green card on January 16, 2019.
All petitions except N-400 were mailed.

Received my interview date today!
 
Filed Oct 28, same day biometrics reuse and USCIS is actively reviewing your case
12/16/21 interview was scheduled
1/24/22 interview
 
That's only 14 days after my 3 year green card anniversary!

Hey everyone, my wife filed her N-400 on Oct 11th. She had her citizenship interview yesterday (Dec 2nd), and she passed! Her oath ceremony is tomorrow (Dec 4th). We’re finally done! Sending good luck to you all and hopefully you will make it through with a favorable outcome.
 
My wife said they didn’t ask really too many personal questions and didn’t even look at her documents. The only thing they asked about was her extended trip (still less than 6 months) outside the US. But other than that, she said it was pretty much a breeze if you know your civics questions and can read/write English. Probably will be similar for most of you if you have a straightforward case like hers.

Hey guys!
Wanted to join in on this topic.
I filed my N400 today based on 3yrs marriage.
Filed online, and a couple minutes later saw notice of reusing my biometrics from AOS and that they had received my case.
Case status also went to 'case is being actively reviewed by uscis' or something like that.
We'll see how it goes, my 3 yr mark is January 9th I believe.
Field office is Memphis TN

Just got confirmation after calling the USCIS. Interview notification is legit. The interview date is set for Dec 2, 2021. Can't believe it happened this fast!

Just filed a few minutes ago. Still have a pending ROC, hope we can blow right past that.
 
Edit to add: already got biometric reuse letter.

Filed yesterday and 2 notices came back few hours later.
1. Receipt Notice
2. Biometrics Reuse.
 
Wishing you all the best. 

Congrats!!!! Good luck to all of us!!
Удачи:)

I've just submitted my application and got Receipt Notice. Biometrics have been reused.
Good luck to all of us!

Just filed mine today. Let’s update each other!