Citizenship

HI everyone i need help please i just recieve my interveiw letter base on 3 years merriage THIS MY QUESTION on the letter saying what to bring its say bring this letter bring ur green card bring seletive service proof . but nothin about taxes or merriage proof . should i take proof that i still marriage and proof o taxes even those doc was that included in my interveiw letter to bring ? please anybody help me

Hello everyone! I had an my N-336 Interview (appellation after denial an n-400). The officer was very kind and said "OK, good, but I must check your fingerprints again".

Btw I have no criminal record and no traffic tickets. As far as I know, officer could see my clean criminal record instantly on the computer.

1) How long does it take for checking my fingerprint ?

2) How to check online the status of decision n-336? On the USCIS's website impossible to check N-336, only N-400

Hello guys, I'm hoping someone here can calm my nerves. I applied for citizenship at the end of May and has my biometric appointment on 06/25/19. After reviewing my application, I realized I made a horrible mistake. Back in 2003, I was stopped at Port of entry and found inadmissibility to enter the US. I was sent back to my country that very day. On question asked, have you ever been detained? I replied yes and explained this event. However, when asked have you ever been removed, deported, or in removal proceedings I replied no because I assumed it didn't apply to me since I never saw a judge. I realized now that I should've marked yes given that I had to file a waiver ( which was approved) to get my 10 year green card through my us citizen spouse. My questions is, could I ammend this at the interview?? I did disclose this information in the application, however I marked NO when it shoupdve been YES.

Thanks so much, I hope you can help.me

My journey to become a U.S Citizen started April 2019 and ends July 2019

Application received - April 12th, 2019
Bio-metric reviewed - May 2nd, 2019
Interview scheduled and approved - June 12th, 2019.
Oath ceremony scheduled - July 11th, 2019 at 08:00am.

I'm amazed the whole process took exactly 90 days from submission of N-400 to Oath ceremony. Can't wait for July 11th to come.

I have been married for almost 8 years to a USC. I applied for my Citizenship on 07/2018 almost an year ago. Recently I received the letter for interview. However a month before my interview my husband handed me the divorce papers ( Service of Summons with notice of Divorce - DRL Section 170 subd 7 ). I don’t know if that means already filled our will be official when he mail the papers to the Court.

I can not afford an Attorney, please share the outcome about your Citizenship if you had similar experience, advises are welcome too, and I appreciate your time if you can help me to figure out what to do at the interview, please.

- Should I provide a copy of the Summons to the Immigration Officer ?
- What should I say about the divorce which my husband didn’t send the papers to the court yet and we are still living together same married routine?
- Do I still qualified to continue on the process of Citizenship?
 
Thank you for those who can share similar experiences or give me an advice of how to proceed and what to bring in to the interview.
  

August 22nd, 2018 N-400 Application sent via online

August 24th, 2018 Biometrics Appointment letter received Online

August 26th, 2018 Biometric letter received via Snail Mail

September 12th 2018 Biometrics Reviewed

June 26th 2019 Status Changed "We scheduled your Interview"

June 28th 2019 Interview Letter appeared in USCIS online

August 2nd 2019 Interview Scheduled in Baltimore, MD

I will keep you guys posted after the interview.

Good Luck and be patient!

Finally the long waiting period ends yesterday with oath of allegiance. Thank God for the grace and his infinite mercy over my life and family 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 . Many started they couldn't complete the process. I'm proud to be United of America Citizen.Next level is to get the passport and touch the sky lool.😄😃. Not how far about how well..

My journey ended yesterday, June 27,2019. Here is my timeline in a nutshell.

Application Receipt Date: 2018-12-13
Biometric Completed: 2019-01-11
Interview: 2019-05-30
Oath ceremony: 2019-06-27

I will still visit the forum occasionally to see if I can assist anyone in any way.

Hello everyone,

Wanted to post my current status to help any other 2019 N400 filers at the Fairfax office. I am just waiting for my oath ceremony to be scheduled and I will update with that information.

01/15/2019 - Application received online
01/19/2019 - We scheduled your biometrics appointment
02/05/2019 - We reviewed your biometrics
05/23/2019 - We scheduled your interview
06/27/2019 - You attended your interview
06/27/2019 - We approved your application

Application received March 4 2019.Biometrics scheduled March 9 2019.Biometrcs done on March 27.Interview scheduled May 16.Interview done on June 24.Application approved same day and I also got a copy of the Oath Ceremony date and time.Oath ceremony scheduled for July 11,2019 at Faneuil Hall Boston.The interview was ok,l had to go through three different people.First when my number was called,I went to a lady who went over my application and we went over everything to see if there were any changes since I filed my application.I was told to go back and wait for my number (same) to be called again.After 15 minutes my number was called again and I went to see another lady who gave me the Civic test along with the reading and writing portion of the interview.l was asked (not in this specific order).What territory did the U.S buy from France in 1803.she said I was the only one to get the answer right all day.If the president is no longer able to serve,who becomes president.who was the first president.When was the Constitution written.What is one righ only for U.S citizens and I think one reason why colonists came to America.I got the first 6 questions right, reading and writing perfect.Then I was told that I passed and I should go back and wait for my my number to be called again.After about 15 minutes my number was called and I was told to go to interview room 4 (they have 4). Here we have a gentleman who who went over my whole history of living in the U.S, and went over everything on th application, marriage, work, taxes, child support etc.Eveything went well so he told me that he was going to see his supervisor to see if he/she approve of his decison(didn't tell me what that was)so I was told to go back in the waiting room and someone will see me shortly.After about half an hour waiting, the second lady I went to, called me and asked why was I still there and I told what the gentleman said.She took it on herself to go to the gentleman,got my file and gave it to another lady who went ahead and printed up my Oath Ceremony letter with the date and time of my Ceremony, July 11.Looking forward to the Ceremony.Hopefully this gave some insight into what to expect in the Boston field office.I've gotten a lot of insight here from all of you guys.Good luck to you and yours.