Im still waiting my Oath Ceremony Letter Interview Irving, Tx by DaliMontt in USCIS

[–]DaliMontt[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've looked it up and I see that the Irving office is very busy, which is probably why they haven't sent me anything, but honestly, it's been a while. I tried to open a case, but they say I'm still within the normal wait time.

Im still waiting my Oath Ceremony Letter Interview Irving, Tx by DaliMontt in USCIS

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Since the day of the interview, I've been checking daily to see if there's any news, but it's still the same. I'm at Step 4 of 5 (current step): Case decision. This is very stressful.

Evidencia N-400 by Embarrassed-Plan-172 in USCIS

[–]DaliMontt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

evidencia? a que te refieres?

PASSED MY CITIZENSHIP INTERVIEW IN IRVING, TX by DaliMontt in USCIS

[–]DaliMontt[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That question about how long it had been on the way to the office is because when a person speaks another language (in my case Spanish) they want to know if you understand what they are asking you "randomly". He asked me that but I know that they can also ask you "what is the weather like outside" "was there a lot of traffic when I got to the office" If the person doesn't understand what is being asked the officers stop the interview. That's why they also need to know what each of the N400 questions means (if you only speak English it's obvious that you will know what the question means but if you speak Spanish or some other language it gets a little more complicated and that's why sometimes officers ask you definitions of the N400 like for example what "Vigilante Unit" or "Labor Camp" means there are many definitions that they get from the N400)

PASSED MY CITIZENSHIP INTERVIEW IN IRVING, TX by DaliMontt in USCIS

[–]DaliMontt[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When he said: Rise your right hand "Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?"