My interview experince at Charlotte today..

birdlove said:
Do I have to hire a lawyer to file my citizenship based on 3years mariage? Do I need to bring my wife for interview? Please I need ur help
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No lawyer required, although a lawyer may be helpful if you have certain complexities like a criminal record. Bringing your wife is optional.
 
livin the country after filin I-400

thank u jackolantern. but I hav a kestion for washburn27, will u please share ur experience with me ? since u got ur citizenship based on 3years. can i travel overseas after filin my I-400?
 
birdlove,
I sent you a link to my post i made about my interview experience - I did not travel after filing N-400. afaik, there's nothing that prevents you from traveling ...

Let me know if you have any other questions.
 
interview

Thanks a lot washburn27, do u please, think they can make u go thru another interview with ur wife like they did for the greencard?
 
Hi Speedy,

I'm in sort of the same situation as you. I had my interview on Dec. 15 in Charlotte and I passed the interview but I had to wait till Dec. 20 to meet 5 year requirement.

I was wondering have you received your oath letter yet?
 
ncgirl2010 said:
Hi Speedy,

I'm in sort of the same situation as you. I had my interview on Dec. 15 in Charlotte and I passed the interview but I had to wait till Dec. 20 to meet 5 year requirement.

I was wondering have you received your oath letter yet?
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Well, not yet. Please see my other response for further details.

http://forums.immigration.com/showthread.php?t=180878&page=29

I was thinking I am only person left in the entire NC who is left out there waiting for the dear old OL :D:) . Apparently not. Anyways, welcome to the AWOL (awaiting oath letter) club partner:D:D

Thanks,
speedy
 
speedy1027 said:
Here is my interview experience in Charlotte, DO today at 8.30am
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asked me to raise the right hand and swore me in after we entered his office.

Cheers,
speedy
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Question - so what exactly are we expected to say when they swore in? Is it "I do", "Yes", "I agree" or.......

Thanks much!

K
 
kashish said:
Question - so what exactly are we expected to say when they swore in? Is it "I do", "Yes", "I agree" or.......

Thanks much!

K
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I think "I do" is not entirely appropriate since you say that when you get married to USCIS in a church. Here, with the naturalization process you are really getting "separated" from USCIS:D.

On a serious note....I would think anything civil "Yes" or "I agree" should be fine (I wouldn't say something like "Yeah Man", "You got it dude":D)

cheers,
speedy
 
speedy1027 said:
I think "I do" is not entirely appropriate since you say that when you get married to USCIS in a church. Here, with the naturalization process you are really getting "separated" from USCIS:D.

On a serious note....I would think anything civil "Yes" or "I agree" should be fine (I wouldn't say something like "Yeah Man", "You got it dude":D)

cheers,
speedy
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Agree, and don't say anything like: "Yes I did", "Yes I've done", or "Yes I will do" :D
 
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