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Oath Ceremony took place last Thursday -- my hubby is a US Citizen at last!! We left immediately after the ceremony and took a long weekend away just to celebrate. Now we're going to South Africa so I can see where he came from and I can't wait!

We filed on 5/9 and had interview on 8/29. Now waiting on Oath ceremony date. You can see our timeline in my signature.

Rec'd yellow letter telling hubby to bring his driver's license and arrest records to his interview. They already have all of the original police and court records so I guess we'll just take some extra copies in case they don't have them/can't find them??

Interview letter just arrived! Scheduled for August 29th. I better get hubby started studying those test questions!

Rec'd email showing case status change: scheduled for interview. I'll be stalking our mailman until the notice arrives with the interview date!

Rec'd email this morning showing case status change: in line for interview scheduling.

Fingerprints were done yesterday. We were so surprised that we weren't there very long, in and out in less than 30 minutes. I didn't know that any government office could work that fast!

I'm a USC married to a South African/Brit. He got his green card in Jan 2008 and we mailed his N-400 on May 7th. Now we wait.....

I'm sure the time frame varies, but for us it was 3 days.

Wow! That IS fast! Our IO told us at the end of our interview that we were approved but we didn't get the I-485 update until 13 days AFTER the interview. CONGRATS!! :)

We filed our AOS just a couple of months after you and I've watched your posts (among others) all this time. You've been completely through the process and are able to give information based on actual experience with the system. It is my opinion that if someone comes to this forum asking...

Talk about a great piece of evidence for USCIS to see that your marriage real!!! Congrats on the new addition to your family! :)

CONGRATS Nikaaa!! :)

We mailed our I-90 package (middle name spelled wrong on GC) on 2/11 and USCIS signed for it on 2/14. After about 3 weeks, we rec'd a letter from them (on 3/6) letting us know that they had received the original green card with the error and would issue a corrected card. On 3/7 we got an...

Finally....its over! We thought we were finished with USCIS for a few years when we were approved at our interview in January. But then hubby's GC arrived with a spelling error. If you can imagine....they misspelled "John" :eek: So we filed the I-90 to correct the typo and were told by...

I don't think its the same for everyone, but our IO told us at the conclusion of our interview that we were approved and she stamped her "approved" stamp on our documents. Good Luck! :)

On the advice of our lawyer, we just wore casual clothes (not jeans and t-shirts but nice slacks/pants and shirt). I know how you feel about the stress. I didn't sleep at all the night before our interview. And I was more nervous than hubby was until the whole thing was finally over...

We just renewed my hubby's expired British passport last December by FedEx through the British Embassy in Washington, DC. The whole thing took about a week from the time we sent it to the day the new passport arrived. Very easy and we got all of the forms and instructions from the same website...

We got an LUD stating "Approval Notice Sent" and the same message by email 5 days after we got the "Card Production Ordered" update. The actual GC arrived 2 days after the "Approval Notice Sent" update. Our big disappointment was that there was a typo on the card and we've had to send it back...

CONGRATS again godisgoodtome!! :)