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N400 Interview Experience, Nov 16 2018
I had successfully passed my N-400 Interview test at the Pittsburgh USCIS office on Nov 16, 2018. Here is my timeline:
Applied Online: Aug 08, 2018
Biometrics : Aug 28, 2018
Interview Scheduled Date: Oct 10, 2018
Interview Date: Nov 16, 2018
The interview was delayed by an hour due to bad weather in the region. As soon as the interview started, the immigration officer sincerely apologized for the delay and asked me to take the oath.
She asked my full name, SSN, DOB, questions related to marriage, current employment, current and past residence, and all Part 12 questions from the N400 applications and 6 civics and US history related questions. I answered all 6 questions, except I fumbled on one question "What is the rule of law". The officer gave some hints so that I could answer it correctly. Then she asked me to write and read a sentence on a tablet. She asked me if she had know anything else prior to proceeding further. I mentioned about 2 traffic citations which I didn't put in the application. She said as long as the fines are less than $500 and if I had paid them , then there are no issues. She made the corrections on the application and the took my digital signatures. She said I passed the test and gave me a letter with some information about oath ceremony.
There is nothing to stress about the interview. This is one of the simplest interviews I have had in 18+ years. The officers are very friendly, they primarily focus on criminal background questions. Good luck to all who are waiting.
Applied Online: Aug 08, 2018
Biometrics : Aug 28, 2018
Interview Scheduled Date: Oct 10, 2018
Interview Date: Nov 16, 2018
The interview was delayed by an hour due to bad weather in the region. As soon as the interview started, the immigration officer sincerely apologized for the delay and asked me to take the oath.
She asked my full name, SSN, DOB, questions related to marriage, current employment, current and past residence, and all Part 12 questions from the N400 applications and 6 civics and US history related questions. I answered all 6 questions, except I fumbled on one question "What is the rule of law". The officer gave some hints so that I could answer it correctly. Then she asked me to write and read a sentence on a tablet. She asked me if she had know anything else prior to proceeding further. I mentioned about 2 traffic citations which I didn't put in the application. She said as long as the fines are less than $500 and if I had paid them , then there are no issues. She made the corrections on the application and the took my digital signatures. She said I passed the test and gave me a letter with some information about oath ceremony.
There is nothing to stress about the interview. This is one of the simplest interviews I have had in 18+ years. The officers are very friendly, they primarily focus on criminal background questions. Good luck to all who are waiting.
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