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My experience so far:
Pd 11/17/2016
Fp 12/23/2016
Inline for interview 11/22/2017
Interview 12/28/2017
Interview was about 15 minutes, the officer went through half of my application asking me my name, DOB, wife’s name and ..... then she asked me the civic questions 1. How many amendments? 2. Name of vice president. 3. Why the colonists fought the british. 4. Who make federal laws 5.what group of people was take to America and sold as slaves. 6. I don’t remember.
Witing test: citizens can vote
Reading test: anyone can vote
Then she continued with the application and asked me almost every single question with a yes or no answer. She also asked me if i have travelled outside US since filing my N400.
I took many documents with me but the only doc’s she asked me for was my passport, greencard and another set of id which in my case was my DL.
She gave me a piece of paper and told me that she will submit my application for approval after reviewing it one more time .
I came out and saw that in the paper was written that a decision can no be made at this point so i went back in to ask her why it says that and she told me that because she has to review my documents one more time.
I think that is just a standard thing they do with most of the applicants.
By the way, while i was waiting to be called in for the interview, an oath ceremony was about to start in the bottom floor and one more after that, they had 2 oath ceremonies in one day. I asked an officer who was standing outside that if i get approved can i attend the second oath ceremony but he said we do same day oath ceremonies is only for people who drive more than 150 miles for the interview.
Pd 11/17/2016
Fp 12/23/2016
Inline for interview 11/22/2017
Interview 12/28/2017
Interview was about 15 minutes, the officer went through half of my application asking me my name, DOB, wife’s name and ..... then she asked me the civic questions 1. How many amendments? 2. Name of vice president. 3. Why the colonists fought the british. 4. Who make federal laws 5.what group of people was take to America and sold as slaves. 6. I don’t remember.
Witing test: citizens can vote
Reading test: anyone can vote
Then she continued with the application and asked me almost every single question with a yes or no answer. She also asked me if i have travelled outside US since filing my N400.
I took many documents with me but the only doc’s she asked me for was my passport, greencard and another set of id which in my case was my DL.
She gave me a piece of paper and told me that she will submit my application for approval after reviewing it one more time .
I came out and saw that in the paper was written that a decision can no be made at this point so i went back in to ask her why it says that and she told me that because she has to review my documents one more time.
I think that is just a standard thing they do with most of the applicants.
By the way, while i was waiting to be called in for the interview, an oath ceremony was about to start in the bottom floor and one more after that, they had 2 oath ceremonies in one day. I asked an officer who was standing outside that if i get approved can i attend the second oath ceremony but he said we do same day oath ceremonies is only for people who drive more than 150 miles for the interview.
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