Citizenship

Long Island FO
Filed online 07/24 90 days prior 5yr anniversary
My interview is scheduled for 11/25

Very fast it only took 79 days after filing for the interview to be scheduled

so guys basically i came to US on b1/b2 visa applied asylum
After few years got married to US citizen and applied green card and i got my asylum withdrew
I got my green card through marriage in 2021
2024 i applied N400 3 years rule
 now my question is are they gonna ask questions regarding asylum or they will only focus on my marriage case because its under 3 years rule

This is where my Immigration journey ends! I am thankful to all who posted and guided with positive thoughts and advice.

This is my Naturalization timeline experience while having a I 751 removal of condition pending:
 March 2024 - We received your N 400 Application and sent you a receipt notice
March 2024 - We are actively reviewing your form N-400- Our records show nothing is outstanding right now.
May 24, 2024- We scheduled an interview for your form N 400
I wasn't sure will this be a combo interview or not. Based on previous experiences I thought I 751 could be a combo or they might cancel the N 400 Interview- and they did in fact cancelled to review my I751 first
June 21,2024 We canceled your interview for N400
Meanwhile my I751 gets an update
June 26 2024- We ordered you a new card
June 27 2024 we approved your form I751 Petition to remove conditions of residence
June 1 2024 card was mailed and I received it 5 days later
Back to N400
July 8 2024 We scheduled you for an interview for your N400
August 26 2024 - My interview date, I was recommended for approval on the spot. Case was submitted for quality review.
I had 6 civic questions, asked if we still live together with my spouse or if we were separated at all in the past 3 years. asked if our child was my husband's biological child.
asked where I traveled last, not all the trips. I gave him my passports first and DL. I chose do change my last name so that was an extra conversation for about 10 minutes as I initially wrote I wanted to change then going into the interview I said no at first but the officer explained that I would be given a court order signed by the judge and I can easily change my name everywhere.
I was surprised that he didn't asked for any copies of documents or IRS tax transcripts. Nothing- but I went prepared!
Besides that I actually got emotional as this has been a 17 years in USA and just now finally becoming a US citizen. He did get is and sympathized with me actually.

September 18 2024 oath ceremony day - I gave them all my GC's and work authorizations and I was naturalized

That is it folks! I am thankful to god. Dreams come true but you have to go in prepared every time. Put your best foot forward and be professional and intelligent!
Reach out if you have questions. This was the easiest ones of them all!

Hi all, one thing I wanted to mention that I was not aware is going to be asked during an interview is to list the number of times you travelled outside of the country since becoming a permanent resident. I listed all my travels in the application but I did not remember the exact numbers of times I traveler out of the country. I was honest and replied that I do not know for sure. The officer told that I should have count before the intervire. It did not jeopardize my outcome but anyways I thought I would share that piece of information with ya'll.

Hi all wanted to give you an update after my interview today.

Submitted my application to the Brooklyn field office based on a 5-year rule on July 25, 2024.
Receipt Notice - July 25, 2024.
Biometric Reuse Notice - July 25, 2024.
Interview Scheduled Notice - August 16, 2024.
Interview Date is - October 5, 2024.
Approved on the spot - October 5, 2024.
I was asked if I am willing to take an oath immediately, I replied - Yes. Then I was taken to the oath ceremony immediately and received my certificate of Naturalization.
All in all it took me an hour to be interviewed and to become a U.S. citizen, just in time to vote!

My journey to become a US citizens ends here but I will be back on this forum as I am planning to petition to reunite with my family in the future. I will make sure to post my experience here when I do.

I would like to wish everyone who is on the same journey lots of luck and I hope your timeline moves as quick as mine!

Hello all,
So grateful for this supportive community.

I applied for my citizenship today and the receipt number starts with IOE. As per GOOGLE, IOE stands for USCIS Electronic Immigration System (ELIS) or a paper filing that has been electronically processed and it moves faster. Anyone else have similar experience where they had a receipt number that starts with IOE and their case was handled fast?

Thank you

Today I became a US Citizen. WHAT A JOURNEY. I-751 waiver approved last year, I waiting for about 3 months for the citizenship interview. Interview lasted about 8 min. Nothing major asked just typical yes/no questions. Officer was extremely cool and relaxed. Orlando, FL office

Hi guys, here is my experience

Submitted my application to the Brooklyn field office based on a 5-year rule on July 25, 2024.
Receipt Notice - July 25, 2024.
Biometric Reuse Notice - July 25, 2024.
Interview Scheduled Notice - August 16, 2024.
Interview Date is - October 5, 2024.

Wish me luck!!

Hello everyone!
Anyone filling for N400 Long Island here?
Seems like it is going pretty fast based on experiences people post but wanted to know if anyone here filed in July as well on my area

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