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I received my passport today. It took just 3 days, that was fast Compared to my wife's passport (which is 5 years old now), the new e-passports are really fancy and colorful

tt_tt, Can you let us know once you receive your passport. I applied for mine at the Oath ceremony, but so far I am unable to track the status online.

I waited almost 4 weeks and this inspite of SF DO having an extra Oath ceremony in May(They had Oath thrice in May, usually they have twice a month). I think they are getting backed up, just check your mail box three weeks before a scheduled Oath ceremony, if you don't see the letter then...

My interview was on May 7th and my Oath is on June 24th. SF DO sends out Oath letter three weeks before the scheduled Oath ceremony, so I guess everyone whose Oath will be scheduled for July 15th should recieve their Oath letters end of next week (usually on Friday or Saturday)

Interviewed on 5/7/08. Waiting for the Oath Letter. Anyone else interviewed in May waiting or received Oath letter?

If your application is marriage based, its better to take your spouse. Although it is not required, the first thing the IO asked me during my interview was "where's your wife"? Then he spent lot of time asking questions about my wife & marriage to make sure that we are still married, so having...

Lot of us in this forum including myself received our Interview letters from SF DO on Thursdays or Fridays, so DO mailing letters on Tuesdays is probably right. Keep your finger crossed, the oath letters might show up this week. Anyways can all you please let everyone in this forum know once...

According to the timelines of others in this forum, it appears that SF office typically sends out oath letters three weeks before the oath cermeony. Aiming for 6/10 oath ceremony, we should be receiving our oath letters around next week (week of 5/19)

I don't think the online status is reliable. In my case the online status was showing "Case Status Retrieval Failed" since the very first day they received my application and even now its showing the same. When I had called customer service few months back, they said that N-400 status are...

I guess its around 3 hours, everything should be over by 11:30am. Not sure about the cheapest parking, but there are plenty around, also its much easier to take BART instead. During my interview, they gave me an envelope containing passport application and all other details needed to apply for...

Interview experience at San Francisco DO (Marriage based) Here is my interview experience; Arrived for interview on time, was sitting at the waiting area, IO comes out calls my name, asked how I was doing and starts walking me towards his office, on the way he asked me where my wife was, I...

When I spoke to an IO, I was told that cases are processed by the date they are entered into the interview queue and not by PD, i.e the date when FBI Namecheck is cleared.

I plan to apply for OCI for me and my wife soon. My wife is American, is there a different application process or additional steps needed when applying for non-indian spouse

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This is not true anymore. SF office have been mailing the oath letters lately

Typically in San Francisco DO you should get the Oath letter 2 weeks after your Interview and the Oath will be scheduled around 3 weeks after you receive the Oath letter, so give or take a minimum of about 5 weeks after your interview you will be scheduled to take oath. Check the SF thread...

Are you sure you passed the interview??:D It usually takes couple of weeks, so you should have got it by now. On the other hand they have three oath ceremonies scheduled in April (usually its only two per month) so maybe there are lot of applicants scheduled in April and are running out of space

I filed my N-400(based on marriage) 90 days in advance (see my timeline). My IO even wrote down the exact date when I can file the Removal of condition and N-400 during my initial GC interview

If its a legal establishment, then its simply legal nothing more nothing less. Its your lifestyle and none of USCIS business

You financial status is your own business. Foreclosure, bankruptcy, credit ratings doesn't affect N-400 unless there is a criminal charge associated with it. Only other potential issue might be is if you owe any back taxes