I had my interview in Manchester NH today. About 10 minutes total and then I was out the door, approval letter in hand. The IO was very courteous and cheerful, easily the nicest USCIS person I've encountered.
I was asked to write "We have fifty states". Can't remember what I was asked to read.
My civics questions:
1. Who was brought here as slaves?
2. Who is the Vice President?
3. What is the highest court in the land?
4. Why did the colonists fight the British?
5. Who makes federal laws?
6. How many amendments does the constitution have?
The only things that led to any discussion were:
1. I had incorrectly put my wife's info in part 8, section G rather than her ex-husband's info. No big deal, she corrected it with her pen (luckily I had his info on-hand)
2. I had made 2 international trips since applying originally. Thanks to this forum I was ready with my updated printout of the travel page from the N400 form. She said, "Well, this is *very* helpful!".
3. She asked about my two $50 traffic citations which were years old. Since I had successfully contested both tickets in court and my record was clean, the court had told me they couldn't produce documentation to that effect. Luckily this forum had prepped me enough, and I had been to the RMV and gotten a statement from them saying I had a clean record. After producing that I'm sure the officer figured out I had either researched this forum or had an attorney prep me beforehand
Thanks again for all the wonderful info on this forum. It made today go so much smoother and I really appreciate that. Hope the oath ceremony happens soon, I can't wait!