Citizenship

Hello, Jai Hind, Immihelp Forum Fellows. Finally I can say, My immigration journey is completely over. Thanks To Great God Goddess Jai Ho. Thanks to my Parents And My Brother. And thanks to all immihelp fellows. And special thanks who invented immihelp.com forum and its team. This forum is so helpful. Now I am United States Citizen.
Here’s my timeline.
In Queens,NYC,NY

April 21, 2023: I applied N400 online.
April 21, 2023: We received your form N-400.
May 1, 2023: We are actively reviewing your case.
May 1, 2023: Biometrics Reuse.
July 15, 2023: We Schedule your interview for N-400.
Aug 4, 2023: We canceled the scheduled interview for N-400.
Aug 8, 2023: We schedule your interview for N-400.(but this status was not updated online)
Sep 18, 2023: I Attend Interview and same day Approved.
Sep 18, 2023: We scheduled your Oath ceremony.
Finally…!!
Sep 27, 2023: Yesterday.! I Attend my Oath ceremony for my naturalization.
Sep 27, 2023: Certificate of Naturalization was Issued.

IO was Good not so polite not so rude. I free in just 5-7 minutes from my interview. First rise my right hand up and oath. And then start from civic questions.
1: what are the two rights in the Declaration of Independence?
2: who was president during the great depression and world war 2?
3: who lived in America before Europeans arrived?
4: who is the Father of our Country?
5: what is The capital of the United states?
6: what ocean is on the west coast of the United States?

And write: “George Washington is the father of our country.”
And Read: “Who lives here first.”
And after that yes no questions.that’s it!!! After that IO ask me nothing and said it’s look good. Now you are good to go. That’s it..!!!
And same day status updated.

I hope this information will give you guys hope and help. Thanks to all. Good luck to all.
Jai Hind

Hello
Anybody knows ,if questions in civic test are given by officer show up on tablet,so it can be read by me. I prefer see a questions then only when IO ask oral question.Thanx

Hello guys, I will have civic test on October 4th, I had my 10 years greencard, so in the test are they askimg any marriage questions if you already had 10 years card? Base on Newark, NJ

My I-751 pending application got approved today, 1 month after filing my n-400. Should I change anything with my n-400 application? My case is married to us citizen. I am happy that they approved my I-751 before even scheduling my n-400 interview as I heard alot of people having problem with the combo interview.

I got my N400 interview scheduled on September 25th Monday!
But today I my case status updated to My N400 application is in active review, what does that mean?
Does anyone have similar situation?

How long it takes to get interview for N-400 citizenship in Atlanta, GA after submitting N-400 form online? How long it takes to get the oath ceremony to receive naturalization certificate?

Hi,
I attended my Citizenship Interview on Septermber 6, 2023 in Baltimore field office. I passed the civic test and there was no complain and also the Officer asked me to take oath of Allegiance and Verify my name as it will be on the Naturalization certificate. I thought I was approved until I checked the letter that was given to me and figured that she checked the box that says " Decision cannot be made ". It has been 1 week now and my status haven't changed. I am frustrated and unhappy because it took me 4 years to get my greencard and I don't want to go through the same trauma with my citizenship. I don't know if anyone is in this situation that can provide some information about what to expect. Thanks

Hello!

Filed I-751 September 2022. There was no update in the case including biometrics appointments.

Today, 09/15,2023, I submitted N-400 online and got this two notifications same day.

09/15/2023 : Case Was Received And A Receipt Notice Was Sent.

09/15/2023 : Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS.

Field Office : Potomac.

Qualification : 3 Years Residency - Married To US Citizen spouse.

Is this normal?

Thanks.

I wanted to share a major milestone in my life with all of you – after countless sleepless nights, moments of anxiety, and more, my USCIS journey is finally complete, and I am now a proud U.S. citizen!

The path to U.S. citizenship is not always easy, but it’s incredibly rewarding. I’ve spent years navigating the immigration process, from filing paperwork and attending interviews to studying for the citizenship test. There were times when it felt like an uphill battle, but I never gave up hope.

The anxiety and uncertainty that come with the immigration process can be overwhelming. Waiting for updates, preparing for interviews, and wondering if everything will go smoothly can take a toll on anyone. But, if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that perseverance pays off.

I want to take a moment to thank this incredible community for the support, advice, and encouragement I’ve received along the way. Your stories, insights, and shared experiences have been invaluable to me.

For those of you currently on your own USCIS journey, remember that you’re not alone. Reach out for help when you need it, stay positive, and keep pushing forward. Your day will come too, and it will be one of the most memorable and fulfilling moments of your life.

Hi,
I came to the U.S on a k1 visa, and here is my N400 application timeline.
June 26: applied
June 26: notice of action + no biometrics needed
July 6: interview scheduled (online)
July 13: received appt letter by Mail
July 13: received approval for green card
July 17: received 10 years GC
August 25: Interview -recommendation for approval
August 25: oath ceremony will be scheduled-Online
August 25: Oath Ceremony Notice Was Mailed-online
September 5: received oath ceremony notice my mail
September 19: Oath ceremony
Hopefully this will help someone!
And good luck to everyone!