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You receive an email notification stating, "We have taken action." The summary of the action will appear on your case status tab and case history tab, and a copy of the physical letter will be available in your document tab. The physical letter arrives several days later (mine came about ten days after the email notification).

Hi everyone, I had my oath ceremony this morning. The entire process took about two hours, from submitting the USCIS documents to receiving the certificate. There were 118 participants from 38 countries, and a judge administered the oath. The presentation of colors was conducted by the Members of the Sons of the American Revolution, and they made it as vibrant as possible. The USCIS Immigration officer mentioned the SSA box on the N400 form, advising those who checked it to wait ten days before contacting the SSA office to confirm their status. If confirmation is not successful, they should proceed to update their status with the SSA office. Lastly, the "MY PROGRESS TAB" worked perfectly😄—it still shows I have five weeks left for completion. Wishing the best of luck to everyone going through the process!

Congratulations

Congratulations.

Yes. Coincidentally, the first two questions were displayed on their screen in the waiting room, and they were about religion and the states that border Mexico. I can't remember the rest last four. I read "What Is the Largest State" for the reading section, and she dictated the answer for me to write on a pad for the writing section.

I got a notification, this morning, that my oath ceremony has been scheduled.

*Filed

My interview midday went well. Unfortunately, my oath ceremony could not be schedule because, in my area oath ceremony takes place once every three months (the officer told me). They have to wait on the scheduling department for that. I had my interview in San Antonio which is about 3hrs drive from my place of abode. My Experience. Filled under the 5 years rule and divorced. The officer asked for dates, date I got married and divorced, children's dates of birth and later concentrated on them, asked a lot of personal questions about them. I had uploaded evidence of child support payment, but to her that was not enough she asked about their school, how often I visit them, if I have their birth certificate on me, told her no, she found them in my file after a thorough search, she then asked if I file taxes, I said yes, she asked for my transcript, told I uploaded my tax compliance report from IRS, showed her the copy with me, she was satisfied with that and later asked for a copy of the evidence of child support payment and that was it. She congratulated afterwards.

5 Year rule.

"We have taken action on your case" arrived this morning. Interview schedule for October 6th, San Antonio. I filled on May 10th.

https://www.reddit.com/r/USCIS/comments/1ms3lym/new_policy_memorandum_regarding_good_moral/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button The new policy memorandum on GMC is vague. Questions: 1, What qualifies as habitual violations? -two traffic violations in a span of a year or two or more or less than a year. 2, What qualifies as community participation? -how do one prove that? My opinion its subjective and it depends on the adjudicating officer.

All the best!

Kindly explain what you meant by this "If you check your case by logging in to myUSCIS - it's counterproductive" Thanks.

Congratulations, the outstanding process should be a breeze.

THANK YOU!

Congratulations

Congratulations.

They improve on the progress tab its now called 'Case Timeline' with more information.

One month is fast! which field office is your interview taking place?

Mine took about 5-6 minutes, they asked for my Id and Green card.

congratulations!

Thank you for the information.

Hello everyone, I filed May 11th got my Bio appointment on May 12th for May 29th. My progress tab says 7 months.