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N400 experience in Houston, TX total 364 days
Hello everyone! I filed based on three year rule. Here’s my time line:
12/13/2018 file online
12/15/2018 we scheduled your biometric on 01/04/2019
01/04/2019 biometric
Long wait! In the meantime I booked my trip abroad, 09/01/2019~10/10/2019
08/08/2019 we scheduled your interview on 09/12/2019
08/16/2019 due to my trip, send reschedule letter to USCIS
09/12/2019 we scheduled your interview on 09/28/2019
09/17/2019 due to my trip, send reschedule letter to USCIS again
10/01/2019 we scheduled your interview on11/05/2019
11/05/2019 interview day!
Scheduled at 12:40pm, I showed up at 12:10pm, went through the security, waited until 1pm, they finally called my name. The officer waited for me at door number 1, then lead me to her office, she asked me 6 civic questions( study those 100 questions hard, you won’t have any trouble), then reading and writing on her iPad. Then she goes over the N400 application with me, ask me details about me, my husband and my job. The last part was the YES/NO questions, she asked every single one of them real quick, finally she said I pass!!! She print an instruction for me, about the oath ceremony, then walk me back to door number 1. Total was like 20 minutes.
11/20/2019 we scheduled your oath ceremony on 12/11/2019
12/11/2019 oath ceremony!
Scheduled at 7am, I showed up at 6:10am, there were already long lines front of me, we started check in at 6:50pm. Then waited 3 hours until the judge came, the ceremony begin. There were 1920 people from 112 countries became new citizens that day. Total process was like 30 minuets. Then I went back to the table where I checked in and picked up my certificate.
12/13/2018~12/11/2019 total 364 days! If I didn’t reschedule twice, it would be two month faster. So I’d say 10 month, that’s my own experience here in Houston, TX. Hope this would help, if you have any questions feel free to contact me. Good luck!
12/13/2018 file online
12/15/2018 we scheduled your biometric on 01/04/2019
01/04/2019 biometric
Long wait! In the meantime I booked my trip abroad, 09/01/2019~10/10/2019
08/08/2019 we scheduled your interview on 09/12/2019
08/16/2019 due to my trip, send reschedule letter to USCIS
09/12/2019 we scheduled your interview on 09/28/2019
09/17/2019 due to my trip, send reschedule letter to USCIS again
10/01/2019 we scheduled your interview on11/05/2019
11/05/2019 interview day!
Scheduled at 12:40pm, I showed up at 12:10pm, went through the security, waited until 1pm, they finally called my name. The officer waited for me at door number 1, then lead me to her office, she asked me 6 civic questions( study those 100 questions hard, you won’t have any trouble), then reading and writing on her iPad. Then she goes over the N400 application with me, ask me details about me, my husband and my job. The last part was the YES/NO questions, she asked every single one of them real quick, finally she said I pass!!! She print an instruction for me, about the oath ceremony, then walk me back to door number 1. Total was like 20 minutes.
11/20/2019 we scheduled your oath ceremony on 12/11/2019
12/11/2019 oath ceremony!
Scheduled at 7am, I showed up at 6:10am, there were already long lines front of me, we started check in at 6:50pm. Then waited 3 hours until the judge came, the ceremony begin. There were 1920 people from 112 countries became new citizens that day. Total process was like 30 minuets. Then I went back to the table where I checked in and picked up my certificate.
12/13/2018~12/11/2019 total 364 days! If I didn’t reschedule twice, it would be two month faster. So I’d say 10 month, that’s my own experience here in Houston, TX. Hope this would help, if you have any questions feel free to contact me. Good luck!
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