Interview Experience
Just back from my interview (San Jose, CA)
My appointment was 1:45 and I arrived at 1:20, passed the security check (just like those in airport), went up to 2nd floor, dropped off my appointment letter in the tiny tray under the counter window, then joined others (around 8-9 ppl) in the waiting room. I was called in at around 1:35. The officer asked for my passport and GC, then asked me to swore I told the truth and sat down. He went through the yes/no question, verified my name, address, DOB, then let me signed a sheet, and also signed the last page of my N400. Then he asked about my family, my work and my life in US. Then, we have a little problem on my nationality. I wrote that I am a chinese but I am holding a british passport, so he was kinda confused and he called his chinese colleague and fixed the problem, he then changed my nationality to Hong Kong.
Afterward, was the english test, he asked me to read and write a sentence, then went to the history part, the questions are:
When was the declaration of independence adopted
name one of the two longest rivers in the us
what is the name of the speaker of the house of representatives now
who lived in america before the europeans arrived
what do we call the first ten amendments to the constitution
we elect a president for how many years
I answered all correctly and he stopped, then he checked the application again, I gave him my tax transcript, and he gave me a N-652 with approval and told me to wait for the OL.
when I left the building it was 2:00.
HaHa, I dreamed that I will have a oath ceremony today
