Phoenix Interview PASSED with panic :)

[WhichWay2Go]

I would rather have been sworn in the day I had the interview as they do 3 oath ceremonies a day. But for some reason they gave me the oath letter for September.

Just turning the blade a little to make you squirm. At least I didn't have that option although I envy those DOs that do same day Oath. Especially when I read a thread here, "5 months and no Oath letter" Aarrgggghhhhhhh, that will be me too.

Hooommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, calllllmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, ahh, that feels better.

 

[NoInterviewDate]

hooommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, calllllmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, ahh, that feels better.

Yep, until you think of something else to worry about. And then, if you're like me you'll worry because you have nothing to worry about.....

 

[WhichWay2Go]

if you're like me you'll worry because you have nothing to worry about

OMG NID, now I have another thing to add to the worry list. I had not thought of worrying about nothing to worry about.

 

[BadKarma]

Awesome! Congratulations!!!

 

[NoInterviewDate]

OMG NID,

Ok Brian, you got me with the NID. I have never come across NID! What does it stand for?

 

[NoInterviewDate]

Whichway2go....listen to this. I just spent half an hour searching the web for what NID was the abbrevation of, then it hit me...No Interview Date! Duh....what a moron I am...

 

[WhichWay2Go]

Whichway2go....listen to this. I just spent half an hour searching the web for what NID was the abbrevation of, then it hit me...No Interview Date!

Sorry NID.

And not to add fuel to the flame of your search-misery but that posting made me laugh out loud.

 

[WhichWay2Go]

Just wanted to know whether IO was drilling any more on Q 4 and 5 about tax

Nope just casual general questions and just the one on the Tax thing. The whole thing was smooth, business-like, friendly and professional. I have nothing but the highest regard for the way the IO handled it all.

I got their full attention when I clarified or answered something. All very pleasant and non threatening at all. A VERY patient and professional person. Try not to over-think stuff.