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Naturalization Experience
So I had my naturalization ceremony today in San Diego. My timeline is below,
- Applied 1/10/2018
- Biometrics 5/10/2018
- Interview notification 3/28/2019
- Interview 5/6/2019
- Oath notification 5/25/2019
- Oath ceremony 6/19/2019
My case was quite weird in that it took 4 months to do my biometrics and almost a year to clear the background check. My interview was scheduled as soon as I cleared the background check. I’m from one of the banned countries.
It was a really stressful process for me due to the political climate and stalled application. I remember at the beginning, I was checking my status update daily, but as the days passed, my excitement turned into stress. At some point, I just stopped checking the status and decided to live my life and not think about my application. This is the best advise I can give to those still in the process. It was a great day. Applicants were from 77 countries. Truly beautiful. I’m now a proud American!
Unless someone has a question, this will be my last post here. Thank you to all the posters here who made the process easier. Best of luck!
- Applied 1/10/2018
- Biometrics 5/10/2018
- Interview notification 3/28/2019
- Interview 5/6/2019
- Oath notification 5/25/2019
- Oath ceremony 6/19/2019
My case was quite weird in that it took 4 months to do my biometrics and almost a year to clear the background check. My interview was scheduled as soon as I cleared the background check. I’m from one of the banned countries.
It was a really stressful process for me due to the political climate and stalled application. I remember at the beginning, I was checking my status update daily, but as the days passed, my excitement turned into stress. At some point, I just stopped checking the status and decided to live my life and not think about my application. This is the best advise I can give to those still in the process. It was a great day. Applicants were from 77 countries. Truly beautiful. I’m now a proud American!
Unless someone has a question, this will be my last post here. Thank you to all the posters here who made the process easier. Best of luck!
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