Can't believe it but I'm now a citizen !!!! Did the oath today at the Miami Beach Convention Center with 3000 other. In two days they will be 12000 new US Citizens.
I would like to thank you all for the support and information. Please keep in mind that a forum like this is precious regarding how to sail through the process. Keep posting, keep informing, exchanging ideas and information as we all can benefit from it. Imagine how difficult would have been to wait for the steps not knowing the priority dates? It is great to have the info and, for sure, this should have helped a lot everyone here.
A final word to the CIS Naturalization personnel in Miami. It is easy to criticize when something goes wrong but in my case everything - I mean - everything went right from the beginning to the end and the whole process took a little more than 9 months. During the whole process all CIS Naturalization personnel in Miami with whom I was in contact was very professional and very "warm". No harsh treatment, all polite and educated in dealing with all that I could see.
To finalize a very organized oath ceremony where 3000 persons were helped, supported and cared with extreme - sorry to insist but it worth mention - extreme civilization and education. I was amazed with the care devoted to the hadicapped applicants. It is too bad that not all the experiences reported here are the same but from my point of view the Miami DO Naturalization section is what I would define as excellent.
Hope you all get what you are looking for - the naturalization certificate - I can't describe the feeling of having it in hands and feel that all the fight, waiting time and dedication to this country was finally recognized and welcome. I will keep coming around some times and trying to give back to this forum a little of what I received in help, support and information.
Cheers and again, Thank you all
I would like to thank you all for the support and information. Please keep in mind that a forum like this is precious regarding how to sail through the process. Keep posting, keep informing, exchanging ideas and information as we all can benefit from it. Imagine how difficult would have been to wait for the steps not knowing the priority dates? It is great to have the info and, for sure, this should have helped a lot everyone here.
A final word to the CIS Naturalization personnel in Miami. It is easy to criticize when something goes wrong but in my case everything - I mean - everything went right from the beginning to the end and the whole process took a little more than 9 months. During the whole process all CIS Naturalization personnel in Miami with whom I was in contact was very professional and very "warm". No harsh treatment, all polite and educated in dealing with all that I could see.
To finalize a very organized oath ceremony where 3000 persons were helped, supported and cared with extreme - sorry to insist but it worth mention - extreme civilization and education. I was amazed with the care devoted to the hadicapped applicants. It is too bad that not all the experiences reported here are the same but from my point of view the Miami DO Naturalization section is what I would define as excellent.
Hope you all get what you are looking for - the naturalization certificate - I can't describe the feeling of having it in hands and feel that all the fight, waiting time and dedication to this country was finally recognized and welcome. I will keep coming around some times and trying to give back to this forum a little of what I received in help, support and information.
Cheers and again, Thank you all