Citizenship

I can finally put my timeline on here since the end is in sight for this process for me. I always see anxiety-laden posts asking about why there hasn't been any movement on people's applications after 3, 4, 5 months, etc. I really did appreciate the posts that said their process took a lot longer because it kept me from panicking. Here is my timeline:

Priority Date: Nov. 22, 2016
Finger Print: December 22, 2016

Nothing for 10 months. I did do an infopass and called to talk to a level 2 officer but I don't think that helped. The processing times for Cincinnati Field Office said I was still within processing times and that was just the reality. The people I spoke with, both on the phone and for infopass were really courteous and accommodating but there was just nothing they could do either. I suggest go by the processing times on the website and just enjoy your life while waiting. (I know, easier said than done. But try at least. Worrying just adds wrinkles to your face.)

Interview: November 16, 2017 (just a few days shy to a year after filing my N400). The officer couldn't be more pleasant and courteous. My interview lasted maybe 10 minutes at most including the routine questions and additional fingerprinting on top of the actual civics and English test. Very easy.

Questions were:
1. What is freedom of religion?
2. Give a state that borders Canada.
3. When was the Constitution written?
4. How many US senators are there?
5. What age do men have to sign up for military service?
6. What body of water borders the east coast?

Reading: What do US citizens pay the government. (or something along these lines)
Writing: We pay taxes.

Oath-taking: December 21, 2017

I already scheduled an appointment at the post office for a passport application for the next day.

Sending all people on this forum positive vibes and the assurance that all shall be well. Good luck!