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N-400 -- Newark, NJ
Hello all,
My N-400 petition was approved and I'm now a US Citizen. Here is my timeline:
March 10, 2020: N-400 Application for Naturalization form was received.
March 14, 2020: Biometrics appointment scheduled
March 29, 2021: N-400 Interview scheduled for May 7th.
May 7, 2021: N-400 application for Naturalization is approved.
May 7, 2021: Oath ceremony completed on same day.
The interview was quite straight forward. The officer was very courteous and kind. The interview itself lasted 15 minutes or so.
She only asked for my passport, green card, and drivers license. She did not ask to see any other documents.
After completing the civics and english test, she asked a bunch of yes/no questions from section 12 of the N-400 application.
She approved my petition and asked me to wait outside (large hall with other applicants) for the oath ceremony. I probably waited for 40 minutes and then they performed the ceremony in a different room. I received my certificate of naturalization.
Good luck to everyone!
My N-400 petition was approved and I'm now a US Citizen. Here is my timeline:
March 10, 2020: N-400 Application for Naturalization form was received.
March 14, 2020: Biometrics appointment scheduled
March 29, 2021: N-400 Interview scheduled for May 7th.
May 7, 2021: N-400 application for Naturalization is approved.
May 7, 2021: Oath ceremony completed on same day.
The interview was quite straight forward. The officer was very courteous and kind. The interview itself lasted 15 minutes or so.
She only asked for my passport, green card, and drivers license. She did not ask to see any other documents.
After completing the civics and english test, she asked a bunch of yes/no questions from section 12 of the N-400 application.
She approved my petition and asked me to wait outside (large hall with other applicants) for the oath ceremony. I probably waited for 40 minutes and then they performed the ceremony in a different room. I received my certificate of naturalization.
Good luck to everyone!
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