Milwaukee Update :)

[WouldBeCitizen]

Sent: Dec 29, 2003
Finger Printed: Feb 11, 2004
(Online status disappeared: February 22, 2004)
Interview Letter Received: Feb 25, 2004
Interview Scheduled: March 23, 2004. (Just cannot believe it)
Oath: ??
Passport: ???



Both me and my wife got interviews on the same day - one at 9.10 am and one at 9.50 am. I am a bit scared. Any tips for interview? Besides the 100 questions what else should I study? Thanks a lot in advance.

 

[Isabella]

Congratulations! Please confirm timeline!

Too good to be true! Did you really apply in Dec 2003 and your interview was schedule for March 2004? Just three months? I can't believe it! Please confirm back! Any other Milwaukee applicants out there??

 

[bulbul-dude]

holly cow!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I simly cannot digest it that USCIS can be so fast.......

Is you PD December 2003 or December 2002

My Best wishes for interview and keep us posted on what happened...

It is Shockingly Cool :

 

[WouldBeCitizen]

Re: Congratulations! Please confirm timeline!

Originally posted by Isabella
Too good to be true! Did you really apply in Dec 2003 and your interview was schedule for March 2004? Just three months? I can't believe it! Please confirm back! Any other Milwaukee applicants out there??

I already said it is unbelievable. But well it is happening to me. At least so far. Praise the Lord !

 

[bulbul-dude]

My best wishes and a job well done....

I pray that you alongwith your wife pass the same day and come out of the building as US citizens, if they will have you take the oath same day...

 

[WouldBeCitizen]

Originally posted by bulbul-dude
My best wishes and a job well done....

I pray that you alongwith your wife pass the same day and come out of the building as US citizens, if they will have you take the oath same day...

Thanks bulbul. Let me see how things go. I will kee the netizens posted about everything, as usual.

Can anybody give details on what to read for the interview besides the 100 questions? TIA

 

[bulbul-dude]

I talked to a lawyer last month and he said you DO NOT have to go beyond those 100 question.. the latest version are on the USCIS.GOV website...

That all one needs. period.

As u may know, if you do first 6 correct, the interviewer will ask you to stop there and then... so it is not big deal....i guess