Icedgem

Yes I had the 12 questions, I had a whole bundle of paperwork but all I was asked to produce was proof that I was still married and living with my husband. The main focus of my interview was that I was still married and actively together with my husband. Unfortunately like many my status has changed from ‘ waiting in line for oath to be scheduled’ to ‘ we are still processing your case’. As my interview was before April 27th, I now have to wait to be re run through the new updated FBI database. I just hope that doesn’t take too long as I was almost there.

Thank you everyone for the congratulations. I have to say I am very happy and relieved. Whilst waiting to be called through for my interview, several officers came through the door in fairly casual clothing and called people through in a very friendly relaxed manner. I was called through by my surname by a very stern suited officer. He did not put me at ease at all. He took my passport and studied it for a good while then made a comment as to why I had a cancelled visa in my passport. I had a tourist B2 visa 6 or 7 years ago which I used for my trips to the U.S. before applying for my IR1 spousal green card. At the interview for my green card a few years ago they took my passport, and cancelled the tourist visa before issuing the green card visa. It is absolutely correct and there is nothing wrong with that, and I totally wasn’t expecting this to be a problem. I got asked several questions about this before we could move on. This made me panic and I was very uncomfortable through out the remainder of the interview. It felt like the longest 20 minutes of my life. At the end of the interview when I was told I had passed the officer did manage a small smile. The test was straight forward, I was asked the 12 questions and got them all correct. I guess for me I was so focused on that civics test that I wasn’t prepared for the adhoc questions. Anyway, I was just unlucky I think, I had never heard of anyone else having a stern officer.

Just an update, I had my interview today, it was much tougher than I expected but I passed. I’m so relieved as very happy it’s done. Waiting for my oath letter now. good luck to you all, you time will be very soon 🤞🏻

@HellyR No I do not have a pending i751, so it is not a combo interview. I’ll keep you posted next week as to how I get on.

Just an update to all the December 2025 filers. I got notified of my interview date today, it’s for the end of April. That’s great news, so they are starting to come through. Good luck to you all 🤞🏻

I totally agree, I know someone who applied October 2025, interviewed December 2025, had the Oath in February and has already had his US passport for over a week!. All done within 4 months. I’m at the same centre as him and am still waiting for my interview. I’m a December filer but I like to check in with you November filers just to see if much is happening. Let’s hope you get some updates soon and then I can hope that I’m not too far behind you. Best of luck to us all .

For all of the December 2025 filers, have we all done biometrics now and are in the same boat of waiting for the interview?. I’m wondering just how long before one of us hears something and gets an interview date 🤞🏻

West palm beach is the field office.

Just to update you, I received my biometrics appointment letter this morning, the appointment is on January 20th. I’m happy with that, much sooner than I thought 😊

Happy New Year and Congratulations on your application, I filed my N400 on December 29th, so only a couple of days before you . I got my receipt notice the same day too and am now waiting for the biometrics appointment. I do hope it all moves along nicely for us all on this last part of the immigration journey. Good Luck

I filed my N400 yesterday, I’m so excited about finishing the immigration process too. I’m hoping it doesn’t take too long 🤞🏻. Looks like biometrics will be next. Good luck to everyone Filing Date : 12/29/2025 Receipt Date: 12/29/2025 filed online Local Office :West Palm Beach Qualify : 3 year rule Type: IR1 green card