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SF Bay area, passport received
Apr 3, 2019 - Filed N-400 online with my wife, GK 5 years. Expected completion date - April 2020.
Jan 13, 2020 - Interview taken. The oath for my wife scheduled immediately for Feb 12, for me scheduled 2 weeks later for the same date, Feb 12.
Feb 12, 2020 - Oath taken. 10 months 10 days from the beginning to the end. Applied for expedited passport right after the ceremony. Expected delivery date - 2-3 weeks.
Feb 21, 2021 - Passports received today by Fedex, less than 10 days after the oath.
We had 20 trips, 891 days outside the US in 5 years before filing N-400, very close to the limit of 913 days. Then we had one trip 93 days after filing. It concerned us a lot before the interview since the IO has the right to make their own decision about eligibility. Yet no questions asked about it for both of us.
But my IO asked me many questions about my membership in the communist party in my country which ended 30 years ago. He also asked questions about my 3-year mandatory military service in my country 50 years ago. It didn't prevent me from getting the citizenship but it might had been the reason why I received the oath invitation 2 weeks later than my wife.
Anyway, all's well that ends well.
Good luck to all of you, guys!
Jan 13, 2020 - Interview taken. The oath for my wife scheduled immediately for Feb 12, for me scheduled 2 weeks later for the same date, Feb 12.
Feb 12, 2020 - Oath taken. 10 months 10 days from the beginning to the end. Applied for expedited passport right after the ceremony. Expected delivery date - 2-3 weeks.
Feb 21, 2021 - Passports received today by Fedex, less than 10 days after the oath.
We had 20 trips, 891 days outside the US in 5 years before filing N-400, very close to the limit of 913 days. Then we had one trip 93 days after filing. It concerned us a lot before the interview since the IO has the right to make their own decision about eligibility. Yet no questions asked about it for both of us.
But my IO asked me many questions about my membership in the communist party in my country which ended 30 years ago. He also asked questions about my 3-year mandatory military service in my country 50 years ago. It didn't prevent me from getting the citizenship but it might had been the reason why I received the oath invitation 2 weeks later than my wife.
Anyway, all's well that ends well.
Good luck to all of you, guys!
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