Passed the Interview at Cincinnati

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LegalAlien2

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Hello Guys,

I successfully passed my Citizenship interview today.

- Interview at 8:20am.
- Reached there at 7:50am (waited outside, they didn't open till 8am)
- Called inside by the IO at 8:35am
- Was sworn in first
- IO went over the entire N-400 application and updated some sections. Had my sign my application in cursive writing.
- Had me sign my picture. I wear glasses and the picture I had sent with the appl didn't have glasses because fo the weird guidelines. But I took more pictures with glasses. I asked him if they can use the picture with glasses. He said "Whatever you want".
- Asked the 10 questions. Answered all of them correctly. He gave my 10/10.
- Gave me a Congrats letter and told me that I would be called for Oath either on 6/13 or 6/27 ceremonies.

I was done in 10 minutes.

So the journey is ALMOST over.... Ha Ha :):):)
 
LegalAlien2 said:
- Had me sign my picture. I wear glasses and the picture I had sent with the appl didn't have glasses because fo the weird guidelines. But I took more pictures with glasses. I asked him if they can use the picture with glasses. He said "Whatever you want"
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During interview:
Does the passport size photos also have to be signed in Full name and in Cursive writing like you signed the N-400?
 
Hi Vorpal

Vorpal said:
Congrats, LegalAlien2!
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Thanks Vorpal!

I feel so sorry for you. You and I had almost the same timeline until you heard at the Infopass that you'll be interviewed in 1-2 months. Now its been so many months and you still haven't heard anything yet. All of us on this board know that when its comes to USCIS, we can ONLY wait!

Just hang in there buddy!
 
Photo Sign

CrossHairs said:
During interview:
Does the passport size photos also have to be signed in Full name and in Cursive writing like you signed the N-400?
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The pictures have to be signed with your regular signature but the application has to be signed in cursive writing. Also, at the Oath ceremony the Natz Cert is to be signed in cursive writing too.
 
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