YayPhew.... done with my Interview
Update:
My interview was earlier today.
1) Very courteous officer. Started a nice conversation about my country, culture, etc. (put me at ease ;-) before taking out my file. Asked me about current job, home, verifying my name, and went through the items from N-400 form.
2) Asked me to sign my full name twice on the N-400 form in cursive.
3) Asked me to sign the same on my 2 photographs.
4) Asked the following questions from a sheet:
1) Is there a term limit for the Senators?
2) Who is the mayor of your town?
3) Who nominates the Supreme Court judges?
4) What's the voting age for American citizens?
5) Who is the Vice President?
5) Asked me to write "Today is a sunny day" on a paper in cursive letters.
6) Said, "Congratulations..." and gave me a sheet that had today's date and his name, along with "Congratulations'... you'll notified of the Oath ceremony, etc." box checked. Also and envelope that had a Passport Application form.
7) I asked him about the Oath ceremony, and he said there are 2 per month.
The whole interview lasted for about 20-25 minutes. I thanked him and walked out happily. Overall, a very pleasant experience, I must say.
Things to remember: If you have a cell phone with a camera, you CAN NOT bring that in. I had to drop mine off at the photo studio across for a $3 fee.
All the best to those waiting for the interview...
Update:
My interview was earlier today.
1) Very courteous officer. Started a nice conversation about my country, culture, etc. (put me at ease ;-) before taking out my file. Asked me about current job, home, verifying my name, and went through the items from N-400 form.
2) Asked me to sign my full name twice on the N-400 form in cursive.
3) Asked me to sign the same on my 2 photographs.
4) Asked the following questions from a sheet:
1) Is there a term limit for the Senators?
2) Who is the mayor of your town?
3) Who nominates the Supreme Court judges?
4) What's the voting age for American citizens?
5) Who is the Vice President?
5) Asked me to write "Today is a sunny day" on a paper in cursive letters.
6) Said, "Congratulations..." and gave me a sheet that had today's date and his name, along with "Congratulations'... you'll notified of the Oath ceremony, etc." box checked. Also and envelope that had a Passport Application form.
7) I asked him about the Oath ceremony, and he said there are 2 per month.
The whole interview lasted for about 20-25 minutes. I thanked him and walked out happily. Overall, a very pleasant experience, I must say.
Things to remember: If you have a cell phone with a camera, you CAN NOT bring that in. I had to drop mine off at the photo studio across for a $3 fee.
All the best to those waiting for the interview...