Hi Folks,
My friends today passed their Citizenship interview @ the Chicago office and everything was smooth. They went with extra documents that the interview letter did not mention and that came in handy. Standard protocol...
1. Initially, when you enter the building you go thru the security.
2.Then you turn in the interview letter to the gal who sits inside the counter.
3.And then wait for your turn till they call your name.
4. Go inside when the officer calls your name. She was polite and friendly I believe. 6 questions from the list of 96, 1 sentence to write (Many people have died for freedom).
5.His wife was asked for the Marriage cert. which of course she had brought along.
6.Finally, questions about the application itself.
Overall, the interview process took around 15-20 mins.
They were told that the oath letter should be coming in w/n 3 months.
Good Luck!!
My friends today passed their Citizenship interview @ the Chicago office and everything was smooth. They went with extra documents that the interview letter did not mention and that came in handy. Standard protocol...
1. Initially, when you enter the building you go thru the security.
2.Then you turn in the interview letter to the gal who sits inside the counter.
3.And then wait for your turn till they call your name.
4. Go inside when the officer calls your name. She was polite and friendly I believe. 6 questions from the list of 96, 1 sentence to write (Many people have died for freedom).
5.His wife was asked for the Marriage cert. which of course she had brought along.
6.Finally, questions about the application itself.
Overall, the interview process took around 15-20 mins.
They were told that the oath letter should be coming in w/n 3 months.
Good Luck!!