Citizenship

Hi, my interview is coming next week, and I can't find my social security card(I remember the ss number well).
On appointment letter, it didn't require me to bring social security card either. So I guess is ok to go the interview without it? Any advice? Thanks!

Thank you Koskos very kind of you

1/12/16 Sent N 400
8/12/16 Priority date
1/12/17 Fingerprint
5/1/17 interview schedule
6/5/17 Interview passed name change requested
7/11/17 Oath Ceremony scheduled
7/21/17 Oath Ceremony (60 petitioners from 29 Countries. Full of emotions)

Tomorrow I am going for my passport.

Good luck every one

Here's my timeline

12/22/2016: I sent N-400 application
12/27/2016: USCIS recieved my N-400 application
01/09/2017: Fingerprint appointment scheduled
01/25/2017: Fingerprints done
02/01/2017: In line for interview
05/16/2017: Interview scheduled
06/20/2017: inteview done / Passed
07/03/2017 in line for oath ceremony
07/17/2017 Oath ceremony is scheduled
07/21/2017: STILL WAITING FOR THE LETTER

I was so happy to receive my letter for Interview on July 2nd and my interview will be on August 10 ?? My case was on line for interview since February 2017 and was a nice surprise to receive the interview letter. I am following this site and I learned a lot most of all is to be Patient ??

I am happy and excited and hope the interview will go fine. If you have any recommendation please kindly share. And wish me luck ??

USCIS Support Center: Cleveland OH
Service Center: Nebraska Service Center

Processing Timeline:
                                  Filed Application May 18, 2017
                                  Received Application June 09, 2017
                                  Schedule Biometrics appointment June 10, 2017
                                  Done with Biometrics June 26, 2017
                                  Schedule Interview July 19, 2117
                                  Interview on August 29, 2017

Hi,
I am filing from Long Island, New York.

Application sent: 6/7/2017
Bio-metrics notice generated: 6/17/2017
Bio-metrics appointment: 7/7/2017
interview notice generated: 7/18/2017 ("interview was scheduled" notice seen online)
interview date: 8/25/2017

Just wanted to share that I am a long island filer and things are moving pretty fast for me.
I didn't even get "in line for interview" status.

The processing time of long island field office as seen online is "N-400 Application for Naturalization August 1, 2016" as of 31st may 2017.

Is any other fellow long islander experiencing similar speed? Is this even normal?

good day all. the time have come for me to say good bye to this forum. i have been here for the past 9 months. for sure i have learnt a thing or two from it. i have also spent some time after i have completed my journey to help answer question i felt i could answer competently. i am now planning my vacation trip to the land of my birth.
so, good bye, and keep the faith.
God bless you all.

So, my Oath Ceremony was yesterday, but I didn't have time to come here to share my experience.
 
My Oath Ceremony Notice letter asked me to be at the San Diego Civic Theater at 8 am, July 19th. Usually, those ceremonies are held at the Conventions Center, but because of Comic Con, they had to happen at the Civic Theater.
 
I remember my IO telling me that the place should fit 500 people taking the Oath and their guests (family and/or friends), but during the ceremony my husband heard that there were 1200 people taking the Oath that day. Well, since at 12:45 pm there was another ceremony, imagine how many people became citizens yesterday!
 
The ceremony itself took a while to start, since I was in a long line that later divided into people taking the Oath and guests.
 
Once inside, I went through security and then I entered the theater. Over there, I had to go to different improvised windows (mine was #8) to show our Oath letter and green card (or green cards). The officer was making two holes on the GC and stapling it to the Oath letter. I only had the 10 year one, since during an Info Pass appt, they stamped my passport and kept the 2 years one.
 
After that, I got a package with the Oath, the anthem, the pledge of allegiance, some info about the constitution, a little American flag, information about the American passport, the application for the American passport, a cover for the certificate, information about voting in a federal election, and some information to new citizens. Then, I sat down according to the order I arrived.
 
There were 4 blocks of chairs. I sat on the left side block. The two central one were already full.
 
The ceremony started with an officer saying some words and congratulating us and we had to wait for the judge for a few minutes. When he came up, he told some nice words, there was a flags presentation with some navy men. It was beautiful! Then, he proceeded to the countries calling. It was tons of fun, but crazy when they called Mexico out. Tons of people from Mexico were becoming citizens that day. After that, I don't remember exactly everything in sequence, but I remember that the judge sworn us in. We had the National Anthem also. After that, we had a nice, short kind of History class with some mini flags that were used in the country in tons of battles until the current flag. It was nice knowing all that history.
 
The judge said a couple of more words. Strangely, I didn't cry at all, but my eyes watered a couple times, during the anthem and when the judge mentioned "the journey each other went through to get to this day". He then left.
 
The first officer to speak closed the ceremony saying some more words and informing us about the way we would exit the theater and the building.
 
There were lines for every "window". They were keeping the Oath notice with the GC and giving us the certificate. Mine was wrong, so I had to go back to the office today to get a new certificate. It took me 2 hours there, but I've got a correct certificate and a huge happy feeling of mission accomplished.
 
Good luck to everyone still in the process, congratulations to the new citizens, and thanks a lot everyone here in this forum for sharing your experiences and that way helping so many people on their journey.

I'm posting for a friend. She was interviewed for naturalization at Chicago and told she was recommended for approval. A few days later, the agent called her and told her he'd forgotten to have her sign one page. She went back in and signed it, and now is playing the waiting game. Searching for her receipt number online yields the message "Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled."

Here are the dates:
5/10/17 - interview
5/16//17 - call from agent
5/17/17 - applicant went back in to sign forms
6/25/17 - first time we saw the "Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled" note online
7/19/17 - still waiting!

Can anyone else weigh in on how long they have had to wait for a ceremony when interviewed at the Chicago office this year? I'm wondering if this is just a post-election pile up of applicants that's slowing down the system.

Thanks!