swadesi

Congratulations!

Almost done with the journey (pending passport).
Had my interview scheduled for 7am earlier today. Was called in at about 7.05
As expected, it was a virtual one conducted by the officer based in Spokane. Since my application was spouse based - I was asked for a copy of the documents proving the marriage. So gave them Bank statement, mortgage statements, Car insurance, Tax returns. The documents were collected by the agent here, scanned and then sent to the officer in Spokane.
He then asked the 6 civics questions, followed with a series of yes/no questions. Once through, I was approved for citizenship and then he worked on getting me scheduled for Oath the same day. Was asked to leave the green card and a document that I was made to sign for the Oath ceremony - and then wait in the Hallway.
All this took about 30 minutes. In about 10-15 minutes we were called into a room for the Oath ceremony and were done by 8am.
I already had my Drivers license appointment pre-booked for converting it to EDL, and also my passport appointment at the post office. Done with both in a breeze.
With the final wait of few more months for the passport the immigration journey will be over.

Yes. EDL needs Naturalization cert original but only for verification. Passport application would take the cert while processing. Used Temp EDL + punched-out Drivers License as Identity proof for Passport.

Almost done with the journey (pending passport).
Had my interview scheduled for 7am earlier today. Was called in at about 7.05
As expected, it was a virtual one conducted by the officer based in Spokane. Since my application was spouse based - I was asked for a copy of the documents proving the marriage. So gave them Bank statement, mortgage statements, Car insurance, Tax returns. The documents were collected by the agent here, scanned and then sent to the officer in Spokane.
He then asked the 6 civics questions, followed with a series of yes/no questions. Once through, I was approved for citizenship and then he worked on getting me scheduled for Oath the same day. Was asked to leave the green card and a document that I was made to sign for the Oath ceremony - and then wait in the Hallway.
All this took about 30 minutes. In about 10-15 minutes we were called into a room for the Oath ceremony and were done by 8am.
I already had my Drivers license appointment pre-booked for converting it to EDL, and also my passport appointment at the post office. Done with both in a breeze.
With the final wait of few more months for the passport the immigration journey will be over.

Almost done with the journey (pending passport).
Had my interview scheduled for 7am earlier today. Was called in at about 7.05
As expected, it was a virtual one conducted by the officer based in Spokane. Since my application was spouse based - I was asked for a copy of the documents proving the marriage. So gave them Bank statement, mortgage statements, Car insurance, Tax returns. The documents were collected by the agent here, scanned and then sent to the officer in Spokane.
He then asked the 6 civics questions, followed with a series of yes/no questions. Once through, I was approved for citizenship and then he worked on getting me scheduled for Oath the same day. Was asked to leave the green card and a document that I was made to sign for the Oath ceremony - and then wait in the Hallway.
All this took about 30 minutes. In about 10-15 minutes we were called into a room for the Oath ceremony and were done by 8am.
I already had my Drivers license appointment pre-booked for converting it to EDL, and also my passport appointment at the post office. Done with both in a breeze.
With the final wait of few more months for the passport the immigration journey will be over.

Almost done with the journey (pending passport).
Had my interview scheduled for 7am earlier today. Was called in at about 7.05
As expected, it was a virtual one conducted by the officer based in Spokane. Since my application was spouse based - I was asked for a copy of the documents proving the marriage. So gave them Bank statement, mortgage statements, Car insurance, Tax returns. The documents were collected by the agent here, scanned and then sent to the officer in Spokane.
He then asked the 6 civics questions, followed with a series of yes/no questions. Once through, I was approved for citizenship and then he worked on getting me scheduled for Oath the same day. Was asked to leave the green card and a document that I was made to sign for the Oath ceremony - and then wait in the Hallway.
All this took about 30 minutes. In about 10-15 minutes we were called into a room for the Oath ceremony and were done by 8am.
I already had my Drivers license appointment pre-booked for converting it to EDL, and also my passport appointment at the post office. Done with both in a breeze.
With the final wait of few more months for the passport the immigration journey will be over.

Almost done with the journey (pending passport).
Had my interview scheduled for 7am earlier today. Was called in at about 7.05
As expected, it was a virtual one conducted by the officer based in Spokane. Since my application was spouse based - I was asked for a copy of the documents proving the marriage. So gave them Bank statement, mortgage statements, Car insurance, Tax returns. The documents were collected by the agent here, scanned and then sent to the officer in Spokane.
He then asked the 6 civics questions, followed with a series of yes/no questions. Once through, I was approved for citizenship and then he worked on getting me scheduled for Oath the same day. Was asked to leave the green card and a document that I was made to sign for the Oath ceremony - and then wait in the Hallway.
All this took about 30 minutes. In about 10-15 minutes we were called into a room for the Oath ceremony and were done by 8am.
I already had my Drivers license appointment pre-booked for converting it to EDL, and also my passport appointment at the post office. Done with both in a breeze.
With the final wait of few more months for the passport the immigration journey will be over.

Estimated Completion time is pretty much useless.
Had received similar message from USCIS in early July with no actual updates, was then scheduled on 8/11 for an interview on 9/15. Filed June 2020.
 

Great news. Congratulations!

South of Seattle gets interviewed in Portland. Others in Tukwila.
They randomly conduct few virtual interviews in Seattle where the officer is from Spokane FO.

On a side note - could you please help update the timeline in the sheet to help others gauge the processing times

N-400 Seattle Tracker - Google Sheets
 

None reported so far. But only a small percentage of applicants are on this forum. Would be interesting to know if any Eastside residents got scheduled anywhere recently.

Congratulations!

Not seen anyone sent to Yakima or Portland for a year or so. 
 
Processing times are the same, regardless of eligibility.