Citizenship

Me and my wife are done with the Citizenship process.

Here is a timeline:
Early November 2019 - Applied via mail.
Late November 2019 - Went for Biometrics.
Early February 2020 - Your Interview has been scheduled (for April)
Early March 2020 - Your Interview has been de-scheduled
Late July 2020 - Your Interview has been scheduled (for early August 2020)

I had a work-based Green Card, my wife got it the same year I did, as dependent, and we ere applying after 5 years of being US Residents.

Me and my wife attended separate interviews this week in West Palm Beach, same day and time, both got approved right there, her interviewing officer as well as my interviewing officer told us this: "Due to COVID 19 we are not conducting ceremonies in a traditional manner, but we are taking the Oath Of Allegiance individually in this office at the end of the interview, and you will walk out to another room where you will wait for your Naturalization Certificate".

So, right at the end of the interview, I took the Oath, he said "congratulations on becoming a US Citizen" and told me: "Please sit at the waiting room where you will be called".
I sat there with my wife for about 20 minutes, together with about 10 more people, all with chairs set up more than 6 feet apart, 20 minutes later another gentleman came, called us by name, gave us the US Citizen Welcome Package with the Naturalization Certificate, asked us to check that the names and data were correct, encouraged us to exercise our rights as Americans and wished us the best !.
Everything was done very professionally, safe for everybody, efficient and in an excellent and organized way.

So, basically, I went to West Palm Beach for my N400 Interview and came out as US Citizen, and for what I heard from the officer, it is standard procedure, at least there, all done in the same day.

Thank god it is over ! , now, back to work and keep contributing to this great country.
Good luck to everyone here.