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11 minutes ago, Frankjavir said:

Silly question about N-400? Maybe not.

Part 16, Oath of Allegiance, clearly states is to be used at the naturalization ceremony.

The question is, if at the interview you may be tested about your knowledge of this oath either by knowing it by memory or explaining it in your own words?

(We understand that PART 9 question 32 asks if you understand the Oath of Allegiance.)

The interviewer goes through all the Yes/No responses from your N-400 (Correct any responses if needed, I had couple that I had to flip N to Y, and Y to N) before getting to the very end last three or so Oath Y/N that were left blank in your initial application. I read these beforehand from my N-400 application just to make sure I give correct responses and I hear the questions right.

The actual knowledge of it would only be covered in the Civics question if it's asked.

The closest Civics questions I can think of are:

- What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance?

- What is one promise you make when you become a United States citizen?

For the Seattle Field Office, I just got a Interview Scheduled notice for July 1, 2025. (I filed Jan 12, 2025).

On 5/12/2025 at 10:39 AM, OldUser said:

Yes, it's notoriously inaccurate. Does it have blue check mark? If it's not filled like previous steps, it actually means it's the next step and it hasn't been completed yet.

It does not and it stayed that way since January. I figured I would get an actual notification letter with the Interview date once it's checked.

Surprised to see how some field offices are moving so fast!

Anyone has any idea for Seattle Field Office?

I tried looking on Reddit and other places but did not get a good sense what the lead-time is now.

For reference:

- I submitted my N-400 application on Jan 12, 2025

- Got the biometrics skip right away

- and I'm on Step 3 ("Interview Scheduled") but no interview scheduled still