RandomRealityShif

Don't be worried. The Oath Ceremony is the easiest part. It will be quick and painless.

Went for my fingerprints in Omaha, NE this morning.
Appointment was at 9am, got there about 8:45am and the waiting room was pretty full. They were getting through people pretty quick, so they called me up by 9:10am. I got done with the actual fingerprinting and the lady asked me if I was ready for my test, and I said that I though I was. She said good, because you're going to do it right after this. I freaked out a little, because even though I'm pretty sure I would pass I wasn't prepared to do it today, but then she laughed and said she was kidding. Pretty quick and painless as usual, I was out of there by 9:20am.

I think people may be confusing their first NOA to notify of the acceptance of their application with the second NOA that gives the date of either the biometrics, or if fingerprints aren't needed to let them know that they will have their interview scheduled.

You can't file for removal of conditions until 90 before the expiration of the current green card which will be 2 years from the time of entry. The green card should arrive not long after entry into the US.

Check has now been cashed, so hopefully I see something in the mail soon.