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I was actually 20 pounds lighter at my interview than I was when I filed my n400 4 month earlier, i actually mentioned that to the IO during the interview and he said it was a non-issue (he actually said good job on the weight loss :D)

Sorry to hear that.. was your son and your ex-wife including divorce information mentioned in your application?

wow.. looks really neat, all the different sections of the site have been updated, even field offices processing times seems to be more accurate now. My case status still says the same crap but i like how they explain every step of the application processing. If they can actually update their...

I think you need one check for each of the applications (675 x 2), the amount is correct, but maybe they need one check per application, not sure though.

Hi all, just received my oath letter :).. Fonzie thanks for the good wishes ::D

Hi all, I received my oath letter today.. see signature for details .. thanks wookong, seems like we will have oath the same day :D

wow... I am glad for u and your wife wookong... im from minneapolis as well.. passed my interview and recommended for approval on August 20 (almost a month ago), my priority date is april 22, more than 2 months earlier than yours, got final approval only last week (told by second level io...

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Hey Fonzie, thanks for the reply and am glad the journey is coming to and end for you today :D:D... I am still waiting for my oath letter :(... i will hopefully get it by the end of next week otherwise i will schedule an info pass to check if my application is not collecting dust on some...

Yes, I had my interview on 8/20, recommended for approval, still waiting for the oath letter. Some people in the same DO who got interviewed around the same time got their oath letter and already citizens. God knows how USCIS works, just be patient, it will come :)...

Congrats Fonzie, I have almost the exact time line as you (Sent 5/20, fingerprints on 4/28, IL received on 7/6 and interview on 8/20 in bloomington, MN), and I was recommended for approval. But as of yet i didn't receive my oath letter yet. Did you do a name change by any chance? I did a name...

Just on the form, USCIS will do it for you.

I didn't received it by mail, I got it on the spot at the interview:)... But since a decision couldn't about the op's case at the time of the interview, he received the approval letter by mail. What I meant to say by I "No I have not" in the post above is that, I have not heard a case being...

No I have not.. i received the same letter after a successful interview, waiting for oath letter now. Given your circumstances i think you are 99% through. They have looked at all the facts you provided and thought you made a honest mistake. You can sleep in peace now man.. good job and relax...

You got approved?.. congratulations dude.. happy for ya :)...

Bring it up.. explain the problem to the io and he will tell you what to do, the interview is the last opportunity to make changes to the application.

Maybe your oath letter was sent out instead.

That is weird.. don't you get a court document indicating the change of name on it (old name, new name)? If that is the case the pp department should accept that and your old driver license if they need proof of identity, plus your nat certificate has a photo of you on it as well. I guess the...

I thought they didn't have exit records as well. Whenever I live the US (by air), i never get screened or stamped, but on the way back they swipe the green card and ask me how long I was out for.

I don't see the reason why not. I think the wisest thing to do is to make an info-pass appointment and discuss with a uscis officer?