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naturalization interview
10/25/10 - N400 mailed to Dallas,TX
11/1/10 - Received by USCIS
11/2/10 - Receipt of payment mailed
11/8/10 - FP notice sent
12/2/10 - FP completed
12/27/10 - Yellow letter received
2/20/11 - Case transferred to USCIS Fairfax,VA
2/22/11 - Interview letter sent by USCIS
3/31/11 - Interview passed, same day Oath ceremony
Interview was much easier that I expected - 6 simple CIVICs questions. The IO asked for proof of the traffic tickets payments so I strongly suggest taking the court dispositions for all tickets. I also volunterily disclosed a couple of old tickets that I have 10 year back and provided the court disposition of payment.
I also took W2s, IRS transcripts, proof of current and prior employments but didn't have to use them.
Also, FYI - I heard from another applicant who interviewed at the same time, that she was asked to provide birth certificates of her daughters, who were <18 years old and they were not US citizens. Since she didn't have it, the case was continued - something to keep in mind if you have similar situation.
Good luck.
11/1/10 - Received by USCIS
11/2/10 - Receipt of payment mailed
11/8/10 - FP notice sent
12/2/10 - FP completed
12/27/10 - Yellow letter received
2/20/11 - Case transferred to USCIS Fairfax,VA
2/22/11 - Interview letter sent by USCIS
3/31/11 - Interview passed, same day Oath ceremony
Interview was much easier that I expected - 6 simple CIVICs questions. The IO asked for proof of the traffic tickets payments so I strongly suggest taking the court dispositions for all tickets. I also volunterily disclosed a couple of old tickets that I have 10 year back and provided the court disposition of payment.
I also took W2s, IRS transcripts, proof of current and prior employments but didn't have to use them.
Also, FYI - I heard from another applicant who interviewed at the same time, that she was asked to provide birth certificates of her daughters, who were <18 years old and they were not US citizens. Since she didn't have it, the case was continued - something to keep in mind if you have similar situation.
Good luck.
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