Whew,
it's over. 1900 or so people. Arrived at about 7 am and the line was already once around the building, by 8 ish it was twice around the building. I have to say that the process was well organized considering the amount of people, but sitting on the hard chairs was worse then flying economy class.
On arrival the letter was checked and the GC retained and you got a form to update your records with social security. The flags they distributed were plastic and "Made in China" - at least I by american *cough*
So, after about 2 hrs and plenty of military marches, the same announcement over and over again, the very pleasent Judge arrived and the whole oath was done in about 15 minutes. Than it was getting everyone out in orderly fashion to get their certificate.
I skiped the voter registration as I already had a form, skiped also the social security stuff as standing in line again wasn't what I wanted. On the way home, I stoped at my local office and did the change there. I had one person ahead of me and was out after 10 min.
So, I am all done tomorrow is the passport office as the final step for my next travels.
To all of your good luck and anyone who can have same day oath, do that and save yourself a lot of waiting and additional expenses.
Finally today I received my oath letter, it is June 18 2008, it's different from " sacramento convention center calender", on there it say's June 19 2008, I'm confused, is there any one going to the same oath ceremony on June 18 2008 with me?
Congratulations on your long awaited oath letter. Wish I could help with the date mix up, but I would think USCIS's date would be the correct one. But, they have been known to make mistakes.
Congratulations!
4 month is pretty darn fast.
Catmomto3,
Can you post your interview experience?
Thanks.