Fort Smith AR USCIS Office Reviews
Average Rating: 4.3
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15 Review(s)
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| Fort Smith AR |  Review #28350 on June 24, 2020: |
LA&MA
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I had my naturalization interview at Fort Smith, AR on 6/19/2020. (it has been rescheduled from 3/19/2020 to 6/19/2020 because COVID-19)
also they set an Oath Ceremony Date at interview. (which is next Friday, 6/26/2020)
It took only 30 minutes overall.
-Interview details
- Civics Test:
Q: What does the judicial branch do?
A: reviews laws
Q: We elect a U.S. Representative for how many years?
A: two (2)
Q: Name your U.S. Representative
A: (Your State Rep.)
Q: What do we call the first ten amendments to the Constitution?
A: the Bill of Rights
Q: Why does the flag have 50 stars?
A: because there are 50 states
Q: What is the name of the President of the United States now?
A: Donald J. Trump
- Reading Test:
Who elects Congress?
- Writing Test:
The people elect Congress.
- from the N-400 Application:
Part 2. My name / Birthday / Address / Phone No. / SSN#
Part 8. Employer
Part 9. Time Outside the US (Date/ Country)
Part 10. Spouse name / Birthday / what country was he/she born?
Part 12. Yes/No Questions. (be sure to read them before the interview.)
*item #45 - #50 must need to understand
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| Fort Smith AR | Review #27550 on November 21, 2019: |
Josie07m11
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I had my naturalization interview at Fort Smith, AR on November 14, 2019! 💃🻠It took all of 15 minutes and I was such a nervous wreck that I could barely show my happiness when the officer said that I was successful.
We started with him making me swear an oath to tell the truth, then we sat down. An ipad was propped up to my left. A big, fat brown folder sat on his desk with my alien number written in large letters. I'm a huge genealogy buff so it excited me to see how many records my future descendants will get to access when my file becomes public.
The interview started out a little rocky after we reviewed my personal details. For some reason a digit in my SSN was wrong but we moved on quickly. He reviewed my application first. I had overdue taxes from 2016 that I paid between applying for N-400 and my interview so he photocopied proof of my payment.
I also traveled to China after submitting my application so he asked me for the dates and quizzed me a little on why I went there. I was prepared for this so no big deal. ðŸ’ðŸ»â€â™€ï¸
More application reviewing. This was the easy part although it did feel a little like an interrogation because he was rapidly firing questions and I (overthinking) thought he might think I was lying if I hesitated. Boy, my brain was fried. 🥴
At some point in the interview (I can't remember the exact moment) he asked, "What's wrong with Australia"? Lol that threw me off a bit. "Nothing", I replied with a smile, "My husband lives here." He nodded.
Then he asked me to do the reading and writing test: (Sorry, I cant remember the exact phrasing)
How many senators are there in Congress?
There are 100 senators in Congress. (I wrote this on the ipad)
Finally, we got to the civics test.
1) We elect a U.S. representative for how many years?
2) Where is the statue of liberty
3) What was the main concern for the United States in the Cold War?
4) We elect a President for how many years?
5) What does the judicial branch do?
6) What is the highest court in the United States?
My interviewer enjoyed making me nervous because he said, “Unfortunately... I can’t give you anymore questions because you have correctly answered all 6 questions.†I burst into nervous laughter. Thanks, dude! 😄
I had to scroll and review some information on the ipad to verify that it was all accurate. It was really difficult to sign my name on the ipad, the lines would sometimes just stop and frustratingly wouldn't work when I'd apply my finger to the screen again. It is what it is I guess.
USCIS system sent me an approval notice later that day. But I did not receive my oath ceremony notification until Nov 21, 2019. My oath ceremony is scheduled for Dec 13, 2019 at the same office in Fort Smith. I'm a little disappointed that it wasn't
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| Fort Smith AR | Review #25833 on March 20, 2019: |
estrella
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I arrived 30 minutes before my interview (scheduled for 10:30), went through security, had to take shoes off get keys out of my bag and all that. Went in and we were the only ones in the waiting room. At like 10:35 the officer came out and called me, no chit chat or anything as soon as we walked in his office he asked me to swear to tell the truth and I did. After a couple of minutes of him just looking at his computer without saying anything he went through all the questions super fast, made me read a phrase then told me the answer to write on the ipad and started asking me the civics questions, no segway or anything. They were easy questions, like the capital of my state got 6 right and he moved on to ask me a couple more questions in the application. Gave me a sheet of paper that said I passed and told me my ceremony would be scheduled soon and it would probably be in the city where I live, so no more traveling. I spent a total of 15 minutes inside with the officer, it was quick an easy. Overall great experience.
A couple of hours later the status had changed on the web saying recommended for approval, a couple of hours more and it said my oath was going to be scheduled and a couple more ours and it said my oath had been scheduled.
The day after my interview my oath letter was in my documents. javascript:emoticon(' ')
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| Fort Smith AR | Review #25703 on March 3, 2019: |
Warri_Gurl
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The interview was pleasant and about an hour long. It ended with a supervisor review.
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| Fort Smith AR | Review #24200 on July 11, 2018: |
Miguel Gamboa
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