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Congratulation Shah. I told you it would feel great. I am very happy for you.

I just got my U.S. citizenship on Monday and I was wondering if I am still technically an Irish citizen? Does anyone know of a website I can find this out?

I just answered the questions on the back of the sheet (all "no" obviously). I then signed it with my middle name, as that was what I put on the application. She then came by, looked at it too make sure it was filled out correctly, and that was it. Very easy process. You will do fine Shah

Yesterday, I became a proud United States citizen. The letter told us to be there at 8 am, which I was. There was already a line when I got there, but not too bad. As we waited for the actual courtroom to open, a lady came by and asked us for our oath letters, and to make sure that nothing...

Congratulations. Just a few words of wisdom, if I may. Be patient, be proactive, and don't get disheartend. I wish you the best of luck, and keep us posted.

Hey Hey Shah!! A most hearty congratulations. I knew that it would come soon. I see that they are wasting no time getting you a citizen either. On Feb. 3rd, I will say a prayer for you. Again, congrats and I wish you the best of luck.

My interview was on Jan. 10th. I received my oath notice on Jan. 24th. My Oath Ceremony is on Monday, Jan. 30th. Pretty fast I would say. Good luck to all.

I, for whatever reason, thought I needed to hand in my Irish passport, along with my Green Card. Thanks for the knowledge though.

I know I need to bring my Irish passport, my green card and the Oath Ceremony letter. Do I need to bring pictures of myself, like the ones you use to get a passport? Can someone please help me out. (My oath is on Monday)

My office was in Chicago, and my oath letter came in exactly 2 weeks. Just hold on a little longer. It will come soon enough. I know that waiting is the worst part, but it will be well worth it. Hang in there.

I am going to celebrate by going out and buying a huge SUV and then complain about the gas prices. Just kidding. I am very excited. I feel like a kid again waiting for Christmas morning.

PP4U- That is great to hear. You were even faster than myself. Yeah, I do feel great. Good luck with yours. I will make sure to think of you on Friday.

After 2 weeks of unbearable anxiety, my Appearance for Naturalziation Oath came yesterday (Jan. 24). I will be sworn in as an United States citizen on Monday, Jan. 30th. That's right, in less than a week. I would like to thank everyone who gave me help when I needed it, and supported me when...

So far for me: Receipt date: 7/22/2005 FP date: 8/25/2005 Interview: 1/10/2006 Oath letter received: STILL WAITING ANXIOUSLY. I hope the 2-3 weeks time frame that some of you seem to have had, holds up with my case. I will update accordingly. Good luck to all.

I got my fingerprints taken on 8/25/05 and received my interview notice letter somewhere towards the end of October. You will probably be playing the waiting game for a while. Be patient, and it will be here before you know it. Good luck, and I wish you the best.

Receipt date: July 7, 2005 FP Date: August 25, 2005 Interview Date: January 10, 2006 Oath Date: ?????? I sent my application in towards the end of June. Just be patient. It is not as bad as you think. Good luck with everything. (I sent mine into Nebraska).

I just noticed how that sentence could be construed as perverted. I apologize, I didn't mean it that way. (But it is kind of funny.) Thanks to all the well wishers

Mailed app. 6/?/05 Receipt date: 7/22/2005 Fingerprints: 8/25/2005 Interview: 1/10/2006 Oath: ???? In total form sending the app to Oath, it will be somewhere in the 7-9 month time frame. Hang in there. It will come when you aren't looking for it. As my mom used to tell me, "A...

Foreverafter......it was very easy. -They called me in about an hour late, but I was prepared with magazines. -She called me name, I followed her to the office. Before I sat down, she gave me the, "Do you promise to tell the truth......". -She told me to sit, and then asked for my Green...

I had my interview yesterday in Chicago and I think everything is okay. I passed the civic questions and so on. I then received a letter saying, "Congratulations, you are recommended for citizenship.....". I think that means that I am okay. Just keep pursing answers like Publicus did. That's...