BerakDicelana

I just got my oath ceremony today and finished my process.
The ceremony is really quick, no singing National Anthem or photo with the judge due to Covid. Also, no one allowed to attend the ceremony. It was only 25 of us in the hall today.
 
For everyone who applied, hang in there!
 

Interview done on April 15!
 
I answered 6 questions that is from the civic test. Then, I have to update my employment changes since I applied last year. The officer also went through almost each detail in form to make sure it is still up to date.
Then, I have to write "We have 100 senators" on tablet to proof my literacy. In my case, the officer asked me for proof that I am still with my spouse. So, I presented her the property title, joined tax filling, and property insurance.
 
My interview is at 1:15pm but I was in the waiting room for almost 1.5 hours until my queue number is called. I was out the building at 3pm. Thankfully in Atlanta USCIS office they still allow us to check our phone. It is still faster than DMV but slower than McDonald's. Worth the wait.
 
I am now waiting for the oath ceremony. Wish all the best to all of us!

Atlanta field office for me.
 
My interview for March 16 just got cancelled this morning and estimated time jumped to 9 months.
 
Hopefully nothing wrong and will get rescheduled soon.
 
 😭

Atlanta field office for me.
 
My interview for March 16 just got cancelled this morning and estimated time jumped to 9 months.
 
Hopefully nothing wrong and will get rescheduled soon.
 
 😭

Filled date: May 20
NOA: May 20
Biometric Reuse: September 4
 
that is it! no movement until now.
 
Expected completion time: November 2021. Atlanta office.

Indeed, every one over there (the security folks, the USCIS officers, everyone) has always treated me (when I went through the whole immigration process by myself) and now my wife really well. Whatever I might think of the USCIS processing delays in general, I have zero complaints and only praise for the people who work in the Manchester office.