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N400 San Francisco
This website has helped me with the N400 interview and I thought I would share my experiences with all of you.
Timeline:
February 10, 2020 We approved your application
February 10, 2020 You attended your interview
January 3, 2020 We scheduled your interview
June 20, 2019 We reviewed your biometrics
June 1, 2019 We scheduled your biometrics appointment
May 27, 2019 We received your application
The interview was fantastic. The officer was very friendly and polite. Once the officer called me into his office we took an oath. He first did the English test which was easy and then the civics test (straightforward). This was all really fast (~ 5 min). Next he went through my application to verify everything - name, DOB, other names, travel dates (and any recent travel dates) and why, employment, and family related questions (like marriage and kids). After, we went through yes and no questions and then the officer asked me to sign. At the end, my application was approved and now I am waiting for an oath date. The officer verbally said that I will be placed in the Feb. 26th ceremony - so I should receive the oath letter any day now.
Overall, it was a great experience. Feel free to ask any questions.
Timeline:
February 10, 2020 We approved your application
February 10, 2020 You attended your interview
January 3, 2020 We scheduled your interview
June 20, 2019 We reviewed your biometrics
June 1, 2019 We scheduled your biometrics appointment
May 27, 2019 We received your application
The interview was fantastic. The officer was very friendly and polite. Once the officer called me into his office we took an oath. He first did the English test which was easy and then the civics test (straightforward). This was all really fast (~ 5 min). Next he went through my application to verify everything - name, DOB, other names, travel dates (and any recent travel dates) and why, employment, and family related questions (like marriage and kids). After, we went through yes and no questions and then the officer asked me to sign. At the end, my application was approved and now I am waiting for an oath date. The officer verbally said that I will be placed in the Feb. 26th ceremony - so I should receive the oath letter any day now.
Overall, it was a great experience. Feel free to ask any questions.
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