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My journey is over
Hello All-
Finally I am done with the naturalization process. It was processed from NC state. Here is my experience in brief.
Application submitted: First week of Jan 2017
Finger Prints done: First week of Feb 2017
Interview done: 2nd Aug 2017
Oath: 3rd Aug 2017
Interview:
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Minor mistakes in the N 400 don't actually matter. I had made three mistakes - first, I forgot to mention my unofficial nick name in the form; second I had made typo error in the travel dates; third I forgot to write my name in N 400 where it asks to write down name as it appears in Green Card. The mistakes were not even discussed during the interview. The interviewer asked me six questions at the very beginning- first was what is the name of national anthem; second which Ocean is on the West Coast; third what does the 13 stripes in the flag represent; fourth Name one of the house of representatives from NC state and two more (I forgot). I passed all of them and she did not asked any more. Then she went through my application and asked many questions from the application. That was pretty easy since I was the one who prepared the application. So no problem in that at all. It lasted about 20 mins. She approved my application and asked me to wait in the waiting room. After 10 mins of waiting, a gentle man came handed over me a slip saying they have scheduled an Oath on 3rd Aug. That was pretty quick :)
Today on 3rd Aug there were more than 100 people from 36 countries to take Oath. 17 folks from India alone. ;) The Oath ceremony lasted about 2 hours. We were handed over the citizen certificate.
Finally in about seven months this journey is over.
I wish good luck to all.
Finally I am done with the naturalization process. It was processed from NC state. Here is my experience in brief.
Application submitted: First week of Jan 2017
Finger Prints done: First week of Feb 2017
Interview done: 2nd Aug 2017
Oath: 3rd Aug 2017
Interview:
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Minor mistakes in the N 400 don't actually matter. I had made three mistakes - first, I forgot to mention my unofficial nick name in the form; second I had made typo error in the travel dates; third I forgot to write my name in N 400 where it asks to write down name as it appears in Green Card. The mistakes were not even discussed during the interview. The interviewer asked me six questions at the very beginning- first was what is the name of national anthem; second which Ocean is on the West Coast; third what does the 13 stripes in the flag represent; fourth Name one of the house of representatives from NC state and two more (I forgot). I passed all of them and she did not asked any more. Then she went through my application and asked many questions from the application. That was pretty easy since I was the one who prepared the application. So no problem in that at all. It lasted about 20 mins. She approved my application and asked me to wait in the waiting room. After 10 mins of waiting, a gentle man came handed over me a slip saying they have scheduled an Oath on 3rd Aug. That was pretty quick :)
Today on 3rd Aug there were more than 100 people from 36 countries to take Oath. 17 folks from India alone. ;) The Oath ceremony lasted about 2 hours. We were handed over the citizen certificate.
Finally in about seven months this journey is over.
I wish good luck to all.
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