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Interview: Washington Field Office (Fairfax)
Received Date: Feb. 24, 2020
Bio Reused and Interview: Jan. 14, 2021
Interview: Feb. 19, 2021
Oath Ceremony: Mar. 1, 2021
9 am appt. Nasty weather. Delayed opening. Arrived 8:35. Big crowd there. Long line outside. Shivering. Baby crying guts out. Frustrated. A lot of people enter quickly for oath at 7 and 8 am and line gets much shorter.
9:40 enter. Security. Check temp. Phone provided. Said to go up and wait. Wait and wait. Saw some funny and friendly officers doing stupid things.
Wife's appt is at 10 but she goes in earlier! I get a call from officer to go to the 2nd floor. I am already there. She come up. Calls my last name. No-nonsense officer, very professional, very serious. No smile.
Went to her room. Sworn in. Sat. Name and DOB. Gave Pass, GC, DL, etc. Directly to civics:
President WWII, why 50 states, 2 rights on DoI, 1 right USC has, state's capital, something else.
Reading: Where is the White House?
Writing: The White House is in Washington, DC.
No feedback!
N400 questions: residence, job, wife, parents, most recent trip, child, all Part 12.
Prints a paper: Congrats!
Asks if I want to do oath on Mar. 1? INDEED!
Goes out and brings the paper.
Thank you, bye. (Note: Wife did not get an oath notice, will come in mail in 2-3 weeks! Fingers crossed.)
Looking back, we first generation immigrants are really miserable people. Coming from an unpopular country in the world, and have suffered through Canada study permit, Canada PR, US work visa, GC, and now this, and having soiled my pants every time crossed border, I cannot believe I am DONE with immigration officers.
To those waiting: If you have nothing hanky-panky in your background, it is just a matter of time.
God bless you and God bless these United States and their great people for embracing this poor immigrant. Eternally grateful.
Bio Reused and Interview: Jan. 14, 2021
Interview: Feb. 19, 2021
Oath Ceremony: Mar. 1, 2021
9 am appt. Nasty weather. Delayed opening. Arrived 8:35. Big crowd there. Long line outside. Shivering. Baby crying guts out. Frustrated. A lot of people enter quickly for oath at 7 and 8 am and line gets much shorter.
9:40 enter. Security. Check temp. Phone provided. Said to go up and wait. Wait and wait. Saw some funny and friendly officers doing stupid things.
Wife's appt is at 10 but she goes in earlier! I get a call from officer to go to the 2nd floor. I am already there. She come up. Calls my last name. No-nonsense officer, very professional, very serious. No smile.
Went to her room. Sworn in. Sat. Name and DOB. Gave Pass, GC, DL, etc. Directly to civics:
President WWII, why 50 states, 2 rights on DoI, 1 right USC has, state's capital, something else.
Reading: Where is the White House?
Writing: The White House is in Washington, DC.
No feedback!
N400 questions: residence, job, wife, parents, most recent trip, child, all Part 12.
Prints a paper: Congrats!
Asks if I want to do oath on Mar. 1? INDEED!
Goes out and brings the paper.
Thank you, bye. (Note: Wife did not get an oath notice, will come in mail in 2-3 weeks! Fingers crossed.)
Looking back, we first generation immigrants are really miserable people. Coming from an unpopular country in the world, and have suffered through Canada study permit, Canada PR, US work visa, GC, and now this, and having soiled my pants every time crossed border, I cannot believe I am DONE with immigration officers.
To those waiting: If you have nothing hanky-panky in your background, it is just a matter of time.
God bless you and God bless these United States and their great people for embracing this poor immigrant. Eternally grateful.
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