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NY Timeline
I have been reading this forum since last year. Thanks everyone for posting because you kept me sane during this process. Here is my timeline for NYC.
Applied May 17th 2017
Fingerprints June 2017
The process stalled till February of 2018 when I finally saw a change online that I was in line for the interview. Interview was scheduled for March 20th (yesterday) at Federal Plaza. I waited almost 3 hours to be interviewed. The entire interview took about 30 mins. She asked basic questions on my application (where I worked, my ex husband's name, where were my children etc. Then she asked me to write a sentence - "The people elect Congress."
Then she asked me to read - "Who elects Congress."
Then she asked me 5 questions which I answered correctly and she told me that I had passed the test.
She asked for my passport (old and new), green card, state ID. She then gave me a print out that she recommended me for citizenship. She was very pleasant and asked if I had any questions. I asked her how long to the oath ceremony. She told me about 2 months before I get the notice in the mail.
Thank God it is almost over. Sorry for the long post.
Applied May 17th 2017
Fingerprints June 2017
The process stalled till February of 2018 when I finally saw a change online that I was in line for the interview. Interview was scheduled for March 20th (yesterday) at Federal Plaza. I waited almost 3 hours to be interviewed. The entire interview took about 30 mins. She asked basic questions on my application (where I worked, my ex husband's name, where were my children etc. Then she asked me to write a sentence - "The people elect Congress."
Then she asked me to read - "Who elects Congress."
Then she asked me 5 questions which I answered correctly and she told me that I had passed the test.
She asked for my passport (old and new), green card, state ID. She then gave me a print out that she recommended me for citizenship. She was very pleasant and asked if I had any questions. I asked her how long to the oath ceremony. She told me about 2 months before I get the notice in the mail.
Thank God it is almost over. Sorry for the long post.
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