Besides the testing the purpose of the interview is to bring all the information on your N-400 up to date mainly your criminal background information, since a lot of things could have happen since you applied for citizenship, let alone after the finger prints and FBI name check been cleared.
Remember when you file your N-400 you are not under oath but that doesn’t mean that knowingly you have a leeway to mislead the USCIS; Hence, to clear any mistakes and misunderstandings, during your interview remember your under oath at this time, the IO will mainly repeat the questions which the answers are in conflict with their findings on your N-400 in most cases citations, arrests…etc.
Now under Oath you are given a chance to clear all the mistakes, misunderstandings and what have you. If something is relevant for a decision making such as a FELONY or MISDEMEANOR Charges. Before a final decision is made I am assuming if the IO suspects that you were trying to mislead the USCIS you basically are done and at the and of the interview you won’t even get the N-652 the IO will just hand you a denied notice but on the other hand if you are luck enough you may get the form N-652 pending decision and later on a mail requesting more evidence such as court final disposition, fines…etc. If they will deny your case in most case scenario you’ll receive the notice two weeks after the interview.
A felony and misdemeanor depending on the level if is not disclosed on the N-400 can cause serous problems. Infraction I let you guys school me on this one.
Remember when you file your N-400 you are not under oath but that doesn’t mean that knowingly you have a leeway to mislead the USCIS; Hence, to clear any mistakes and misunderstandings, during your interview remember your under oath at this time, the IO will mainly repeat the questions which the answers are in conflict with their findings on your N-400 in most cases citations, arrests…etc.
Now under Oath you are given a chance to clear all the mistakes, misunderstandings and what have you. If something is relevant for a decision making such as a FELONY or MISDEMEANOR Charges. Before a final decision is made I am assuming if the IO suspects that you were trying to mislead the USCIS you basically are done and at the and of the interview you won’t even get the N-652 the IO will just hand you a denied notice but on the other hand if you are luck enough you may get the form N-652 pending decision and later on a mail requesting more evidence such as court final disposition, fines…etc. If they will deny your case in most case scenario you’ll receive the notice two weeks after the interview.
A felony and misdemeanor depending on the level if is not disclosed on the N-400 can cause serous problems. Infraction I let you guys school me on this one.