San Antonio TX - N-400 Timeline
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seemo14 said:
Hi Seemo14,
How do you know this? I was told there would be one on the 16th of November and was hoping I would get into that one. Perhaps, the IO wanted to say 26th instead of 16th.
Is there a schedule somewhere on the internet what date and when the ceremonies are in San Antonio / Austin area?
Thanks
Hi,
I'm hiring a lawyer to fight for me against the ins. yesterday the lawyer called me and he said that my case is release and the ceremony will be the 26 nov 2006 and I'm suppose to receive a fax from him tomorrow. I will update you guys as soon as I receive the fax or letter.
I'm hiring a lawyer to fight for me against the ins. yesterday the lawyer called me and he said that my case is release and the ceremony will be the 26 nov 2006 and I'm suppose to receive a fax from him tomorrow. I will update you guys as soon as I receive the fax or letter.
I passed my interview this morning at San Antonio DO.
The time scheduled is 10:40am. I arrived at 10:05am and was called at 10:30am. The interview took about 25 minutes. The officer is really nice. Nothing surprising. I applied based on five year residence. The only documents the officer asked for were my Passport, Green Card and Driver’s License. He then made copies of these three.
We then went over the N-400 form for updates and modifications needed. (such as additional international trips, change of address, etc.)
Then I took the civic and English test.
The civic test is 10 questions printed on a piece of paper. All are from the 100 questions. The questions are:
What are the colors of our flag?
When was the Declaration of Independence adopted?
Who elects congress?
How many branches are there in the US government?
Who was the first president of United States?
What are some of the requirements to be eligible to become president?
How many Supreme Court Justices are there?
Who is commander-in-chief of the United States military?
What USCIS form is used to apply for naturalized citizenship?
What is the most important right granted to United States citizens?
The English test is read the question on the civic test paper: “What is the most important right granted to United States citizens?” Then write the sentence: “I have a wonderful family.”
The officer then told me that my application had been approved. He stamped an “APPROVED” stamp on the first page of my N-400 form and handed me the N-652 form with “Congratulations. You application has been recommended for approval” checked.
I did ask him about the oath letter and oath date. I was told that most likely I will take oath in mid January 2007 at Trinity University in San Antonio. The oath letter should arrive before Xmas.
CroATM,
Have you received your oath letter yet? The officer did mention today that they have a three months time window for sending the oath letter after interview.
Good luck.
PD: 2th August, 2006
FP: 15th August, 2006
Interview letter issued: 12th October, 2006
Interview: 5th December, 2006 (recommended for approval)
Oath: ???
The time scheduled is 10:40am. I arrived at 10:05am and was called at 10:30am. The interview took about 25 minutes. The officer is really nice. Nothing surprising. I applied based on five year residence. The only documents the officer asked for were my Passport, Green Card and Driver’s License. He then made copies of these three.
We then went over the N-400 form for updates and modifications needed. (such as additional international trips, change of address, etc.)
Then I took the civic and English test.
The civic test is 10 questions printed on a piece of paper. All are from the 100 questions. The questions are:
What are the colors of our flag?
When was the Declaration of Independence adopted?
Who elects congress?
How many branches are there in the US government?
Who was the first president of United States?
What are some of the requirements to be eligible to become president?
How many Supreme Court Justices are there?
Who is commander-in-chief of the United States military?
What USCIS form is used to apply for naturalized citizenship?
What is the most important right granted to United States citizens?
The English test is read the question on the civic test paper: “What is the most important right granted to United States citizens?” Then write the sentence: “I have a wonderful family.”
The officer then told me that my application had been approved. He stamped an “APPROVED” stamp on the first page of my N-400 form and handed me the N-652 form with “Congratulations. You application has been recommended for approval” checked.
I did ask him about the oath letter and oath date. I was told that most likely I will take oath in mid January 2007 at Trinity University in San Antonio. The oath letter should arrive before Xmas.
CroATM,
Have you received your oath letter yet? The officer did mention today that they have a three months time window for sending the oath letter after interview.
Good luck.
PD: 2th August, 2006
FP: 15th August, 2006
Interview letter issued: 12th October, 2006
Interview: 5th December, 2006 (recommended for approval)
Oath: ???