Detailssssssssssssss! please! Even if you didnt ask about COP..tell us the entire experience. After how many weeks of FPs did you get the interview letter?
My interview was at 2:00 PM in Hialeah Service Center in Florida. I was called in at 2:00.
Before I sit she asked me to swear that I was going to tell the truth, which I just answer
I do.
She asked me to show her my passports and my green. I had a current passport from my country, an expired Refugee Travel Document and an expired pasport from my country. She looked at the first page to see if they had mu picture and that was it.
The Officer went through my application really fast. She asked a few questions and went on with the English test.
She asked me to read a sentence that said "What state has de most people?" , she then asked me write "California has the most people".
She then started to ask the history questions:
1. Why did colonists fight the British?
2. Why does the flag has 50 stars?
3. What is the supreme law of the land?
4. What was United State concerned during the cold war?
and I can't remember the last one.
At the end she said Congratulations, you passed the test. An Oath letter will come in the mail.
I asked her If she had an idea more or less was I going to have my oath ceremony and she said at the beginning of December, since my 5 continuous permanent residence will be on November 21st.
She never asked anything about my asylum, or if I had gone back to my COP.
I definitely think once you get your Permanent Resident, your asylum status is history.
I DID IT!!!!