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Pissed with Current Situations???
If you are pissed with the current politics and immigration situations, use your right to VOTE for midterm election in Nov 2018. Every vote counts.
DEADLINE TO REGISTER TO VOTE IS TOMORROW 10/9/18. REGISTER NOW,...!!
WARNING: Participating in any elections if you are NOT a U.S citizen (yet) will result in jail time & deportation since it's considered voting fraud which is a federal offense.
For those who have just taken the oath and received the citizenship certificate, exercise your right to vote for your representatives who support and will improve the immigration processes. The current ones are WAY too slow.
We, the people, can make the changes. Every vote matters. VOTE..VOTE..VOTE...!!!
https://www.usa.gov/register-to-vote
DEADLINE TO REGISTER TO VOTE IS TOMORROW 10/9/18. REGISTER NOW,...!!
WARNING: Participating in any elections if you are NOT a U.S citizen (yet) will result in jail time & deportation since it's considered voting fraud which is a federal offense.
For those who have just taken the oath and received the citizenship certificate, exercise your right to vote for your representatives who support and will improve the immigration processes. The current ones are WAY too slow.
We, the people, can make the changes. Every vote matters. VOTE..VOTE..VOTE...!!!
https://www.usa.gov/register-to-vote
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Waiting for oath ceremony Fairfax VA
Is anyone else waiting for the oath to be scheduled in Fairfax VA. I had my interview on September 20th. I have an urgent need to travel and wondering how long the oath can take. Please share. Thank You
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Dallas Interview to Oath
Is there anyone know how long will people usually expect the oath after the interview in Dallas FO? Please come and share your experience when you see this. :)
Thank you!
Thank you!
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Waiting for Oath letter - Las Vegas
I did my interview exactly a month a go (09/06), and so far no letter and no update online, still showing we schedule your interview. Does anyone here had the same experience? I’m in Las Vegas.
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PLEASE HELP
Hi everyone,
After waiting 14 months for my status to change to in line for interview, I got a letter today to re-do my fingerprints. Does anyone know how long it takes after doing the second fingerprints appt for them to schedule my interview????? PLEASE SHARE
After waiting 14 months for my status to change to in line for interview, I got a letter today to re-do my fingerprints. Does anyone know how long it takes after doing the second fingerprints appt for them to schedule my interview????? PLEASE SHARE
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Dallas - Irving N400 Timeline
I wanted to share my timeline
Application received: 11/06/17
Fingers print : 12/01/17
Interview scheduled :08/27/18
Interview: 10/02/18
Oath : 10/19/18
Good luck everyone!
Application received: 11/06/17
Fingers print : 12/01/17
Interview scheduled :08/27/18
Interview: 10/02/18
Oath : 10/19/18
Good luck everyone!
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Oakland park FL
App submitted 11/09/2017
Fingerprint 12/05/2017
case in line for interview 09/13/2018
When should i expect an interview? and after how long do they schedule your Oath?
Thank you
Fingerprint 12/05/2017
case in line for interview 09/13/2018
When should i expect an interview? and after how long do they schedule your Oath?
Thank you
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Dallas N400 Interview
Just interviewed moment ago. First, 2 reading and writing questions. Then 6 civic questions. All are very simple and common. Then went through n400 questions. Pretty smooth, about 15 minutes. The officer recommended for approval. Now I'm on the way back home.
Question - The officer said will receive oath notice usually with one week or two. Currently will have the oath one or two months later. I didn't ask for more info. Will we wait even two months after interview to get oath? Is there anyone recently pass the interview can share the process time to oath?
Thanks for all of you! Good luck!
Question - The officer said will receive oath notice usually with one week or two. Currently will have the oath one or two months later. I didn't ask for more info. Will we wait even two months after interview to get oath? Is there anyone recently pass the interview can share the process time to oath?
Thanks for all of you! Good luck!
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N/400
My wife recently had her interview, The IO gave decision cannot be made .
Passed everything in the interview, gave no reason for the decision.
A few days went by IO called said she needs to return and do some signing, and wanted to know if she will keep her middle name, said yes.
One week later we receive letter from IO saying for her to return and complete N/ 400, one month from the interview,
I’m looking to see if anybody had same experience.
We’re hoping after she does her second interview she can have the Oath Ceremony.l know everyone is waiting along time to become a citizen!!
It’s a good thing if you can get your citizenship now before it’s much harder
Once again just asking if someone had the same experience as my wife, we believe there will a possive out come.
Good luck to everyone.......
Passed everything in the interview, gave no reason for the decision.
A few days went by IO called said she needs to return and do some signing, and wanted to know if she will keep her middle name, said yes.
One week later we receive letter from IO saying for her to return and complete N/ 400, one month from the interview,
I’m looking to see if anybody had same experience.
We’re hoping after she does her second interview she can have the Oath Ceremony.l know everyone is waiting along time to become a citizen!!
It’s a good thing if you can get your citizenship now before it’s much harder
Once again just asking if someone had the same experience as my wife, we believe there will a possive out come.
Good luck to everyone.......
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San Francisco
Hi all,
Here is the timeline for my N-400 Naturalization application for San Francisco.
Application submitted - early October 2017
Application Date received - 10-12-2017
Fingerprints - 11-8-2017
In Line for Interview - 11-13-2017
Received Interview Date - 9-5-2018
Interview at San Francisco office - 10-2-2018
Thanks to a couple of accidents, it took me nearly 2 hours to get from Oakland to San Francisco! Interview time was 10:05 AM. I arrived at the office at 9:55 AM. No line for security, but that seemed unusual because the guards were remarking that there usually was a line.
Went upstairs, checked in at Window A. Then went to Window B. They presented me with my passport application packet and advised me to wait in the C waiting area. My attorney met me there and advised me that her earlier appointment had been 15 minutes late.
I was called into the interview at approximately 10:20 AM. The officer was very nice, spoke slowly, and was patient with me. I did the questions first (got all 6 right the first time!) and then he asked me how many senators there were. I answered, "100". He had me write, "We have 100 senators."
We went through my application and he was very helpful. I had memorized a lot of dates and times, but he simply verified a lot of the information. He updated a couple of things that had occurred since I filed my application and then let me know that he was recommending me for approval! I was so excited and relieved that I nearly cried, but I held back. I just said, "Thank you so much!"
Now just waiting for an oath ceremony date. (My status online has not changed yet.)
Good luck to everyone! It has taken me nearly seven years to reach this point and I am so excited to become a US citizen. The process is long, but worth it. Hang in there.
Here is the timeline for my N-400 Naturalization application for San Francisco.
Application submitted - early October 2017
Application Date received - 10-12-2017
Fingerprints - 11-8-2017
In Line for Interview - 11-13-2017
Received Interview Date - 9-5-2018
Interview at San Francisco office - 10-2-2018
Thanks to a couple of accidents, it took me nearly 2 hours to get from Oakland to San Francisco! Interview time was 10:05 AM. I arrived at the office at 9:55 AM. No line for security, but that seemed unusual because the guards were remarking that there usually was a line.
Went upstairs, checked in at Window A. Then went to Window B. They presented me with my passport application packet and advised me to wait in the C waiting area. My attorney met me there and advised me that her earlier appointment had been 15 minutes late.
I was called into the interview at approximately 10:20 AM. The officer was very nice, spoke slowly, and was patient with me. I did the questions first (got all 6 right the first time!) and then he asked me how many senators there were. I answered, "100". He had me write, "We have 100 senators."
We went through my application and he was very helpful. I had memorized a lot of dates and times, but he simply verified a lot of the information. He updated a couple of things that had occurred since I filed my application and then let me know that he was recommending me for approval! I was so excited and relieved that I nearly cried, but I held back. I just said, "Thank you so much!"
Now just waiting for an oath ceremony date. (My status online has not changed yet.)
Good luck to everyone! It has taken me nearly seven years to reach this point and I am so excited to become a US citizen. The process is long, but worth it. Hang in there.
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