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long Island - Application for citizen base on 3 yr marriage
Application:3/12/18
Biometric app: 3/17/18
biometric review: 4/3/18
Interview schedule notice: 9/24/18
Interview date: 11/1/18
Approved application:11/1/18
Oath ceremony notice: 11/6/18
Oath ceremony date: 11/20/18
Hello everyone. First I would like to thank everyone who wrote their experience here in this forum it was very helpful. I am a GC holder since 2015 I applied on a 3yr base marriage. As you see I started this process in march, I was very anxious because I thought it was taking so long but I think this is the average time frame. I got to the interview on Nov 1st at 7:30am the interview was schedule for 7:55am. They called me in at 8:45, the whole interview last 15 min. The officer was serious at the beginning but then he became very friendly he was very nice making me feel very comfortable. At first he made me raise my hand and swear etc.. Then he started the civic questions:
Who was the father of our country?
What state border Mexico?
Name 3 original colonies
What do we call the first ten amendments?
What is the political party of the president now?
What are the two parts of the U.S. congress?
Then he asked me to read: California is one of the biggest states of the U.S.
Then he asked me to write: California is on the southwest .
Then he asked me the N400 questions and asked me for proof of payment on child support as I have a daughter from previous marriage, I had a notarized letter from her mom saying that I pay $X weekly and that is very important to have if you pay child support. He didn't asked me for any original documents as I did send the application online. I know that we get very nervous at the interview but there's no reason. I hope this could help someone who is still in this journey . Good luck to anyone still waiting
Biometric app: 3/17/18
biometric review: 4/3/18
Interview schedule notice: 9/24/18
Interview date: 11/1/18
Approved application:11/1/18
Oath ceremony notice: 11/6/18
Oath ceremony date: 11/20/18
Hello everyone. First I would like to thank everyone who wrote their experience here in this forum it was very helpful. I am a GC holder since 2015 I applied on a 3yr base marriage. As you see I started this process in march, I was very anxious because I thought it was taking so long but I think this is the average time frame. I got to the interview on Nov 1st at 7:30am the interview was schedule for 7:55am. They called me in at 8:45, the whole interview last 15 min. The officer was serious at the beginning but then he became very friendly he was very nice making me feel very comfortable. At first he made me raise my hand and swear etc.. Then he started the civic questions:
Who was the father of our country?
What state border Mexico?
Name 3 original colonies
What do we call the first ten amendments?
What is the political party of the president now?
What are the two parts of the U.S. congress?
Then he asked me to read: California is one of the biggest states of the U.S.
Then he asked me to write: California is on the southwest .
Then he asked me the N400 questions and asked me for proof of payment on child support as I have a daughter from previous marriage, I had a notarized letter from her mom saying that I pay $X weekly and that is very important to have if you pay child support. He didn't asked me for any original documents as I did send the application online. I know that we get very nervous at the interview but there's no reason. I hope this could help someone who is still in this journey . Good luck to anyone still waiting
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