Jedi.Knight
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Congrats Andromeda!
Congratulations Andromeda2007!
Moving along! There is hope!
Congratulations Andromeda2007!
Moving along! There is hope!
N-400 San Francisco timeline
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andromeda2007
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Yes CA for both. DO was SJC for GC and DO now is SFO coz of moving from South bay to East bay. I was surprised to receive IL within a week of others getting it, since had read that IL are issues twice a month, but looks like there is no hard and fast rule. I think you and others around same PD's should get it soon too.
closeloops
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Today I checked my online status and the system did not accept my receipt number. The last time I checked earlier this week, the system gave me the usual "case pending" status, so I figured they probably mailed me my IL. I called INS 800 number and they confirmed that my IL was sent yesterday, my interview scheduled for 12/13/07. So now I am waiting for the IL in the mail and pray that my interview goes well in December.
I just thought this might be useful info for those still waiting to receive their IL.
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DO: SFO
06/29/07 N-400 Mailed
07/2/07 Priority Date
07/24/07 Received FP notice
08/7/07 FP Done at Oakland [Appointment was 08/7]
10/18/07 Interview Notice sent
10/19/07 Online status disappeared, waiting for IL letter in mail
Jedi.Knight
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Desihai!
That is awesome! Good luck in your interview.
That is awesome! Good luck in your interview.
Generally Oath ceremonies for SF are held at Masonic center. Check their calendar, for dates booked by CSI (I think I'm right).
http://www.masonicauditorium.com/calendar/index.html
andromeda2007
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One of 1603
Completed my Oath today along with 1602 people from 101 countries. Same experience as the others on this thread. It was not all that boring.
Decided not to apply for Passport as I will be changing address soon. Did not do the Social Security update or voter registration for the same reason.
Completed my Oath today along with 1602 people from 101 countries. Same experience as the others on this thread. It was not all that boring.
Decided not to apply for Passport as I will be changing address soon. Did not do the Social Security update or voter registration for the same reason.
Interview letter also says proper attire. I was thinking of using a dress shirt and a black pant. In the valley, suit in an interview is not common. In my company most people come in t-shirts for interview and that is common in many tech companies.
A dress shirt and black pants is definitely acceptable. I'd also wear a tie, but nowadays ties are becoming more and more optional. Basically, the naturalization ceremony is a formal affair, so you're expected to dress formally.
I took my oath earlier this week... about 5% of the men wore suits. I was one of them. Thought it was unnecessary, but feels nice to dress up once in a while . Dockers/dress pants and a nice full sleeve shirt should do. I saw one youngster wore long T-shirt that ran below his knees! Since its a mass ceremony and you will be standing where you are seated in the auditorium, as opposed to going up on to the stage, no one really cares!
. Dockers/dress pants and a nice full sleeve shirt should do. I saw one youngster wore long T-shirt that ran below his knees! Since its a mass ceremony and you will be standing where you are seated in the auditorium, as opposed to going up on to the stage, no one really cares!I took my oath earlier this week... about 5% of the men wore suits. I was one of them. Thought it was unnecessary, but feels nice to dress up once in a while
I work for an engineering firm that has no formal dress code, so I wear jeans every day. Personally, I would definitely wear a suit, just to celebrate the completion of a long and sometimes painful process!