N400 interview San Antonio, TX Done
May 3rd 2007, 6:10 pm
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N400 interview San Antonio, TX Done
Well, that part is over.
I had my interview yesterday at the San Antonio USCIS office, and it
was as smooth an easy as silk.
Here is my time line, so far:
Application 01-18-07
Received by USCIS on 01-23-07
Return Receipt Letter from immigration dated 01-30-07
Letter for Fingerprinting 01-31-07
Fingerprinting Appointment 02-16-07
Interview Appointment Letter, received 04-25-07
Interview set for: 05-02-07
I arrived at the USCIS center about 20 minutes early, gave my letter
to the security officer at the entrance, signed in, and got seated in
the waiting room. After less than 7 minutes, my interviewing officer
came down to call me, greeted me, exchanged some talk on the weather
and such, and then went upstairs.
The interview took all of 15 minutes, and was very easy.
All I was asked was to confirm all the information in the N400, one
question at the time.
Then was asked if I had ever had any traffic tickets ( yes, two) and
it seemed to make no difference.
The "test" part was so easy it was laughable, I got 10 out of 10...
( I took the "old" test, they did not ask me if I wanted to take the
"new pilot test" although I was ready for that one too...
I had with me two "three-rings" binders chocked full with
documentation, marriage certificate, kids birth certificates, 5 years
of income tax papers, bank statements, car insurance with my wife and
my names on it. ... the works. All in original, copies, sorted, color
coded, organized, all that was missing was a big red bow on it.
Well, guess what, I didn't even get to pull the binders out of my
briefcase. Not even opened it.
It was all over in 15 minutes.
Passed the test, passed the interview, "go home and wait for the
ceremony letter"
I was stunned by their efficiency, friendliness, and professionalism.
I went there "ready for a fight" and instead I got a smile, a
handshake and a "Congratulations, well done, have a nice day"..
BL
I had my interview yesterday at the San Antonio USCIS office, and it
was as smooth an easy as silk.
Here is my time line, so far:
Application 01-18-07
Received by USCIS on 01-23-07
Return Receipt Letter from immigration dated 01-30-07
Letter for Fingerprinting 01-31-07
Fingerprinting Appointment 02-16-07
Interview Appointment Letter, received 04-25-07
Interview set for: 05-02-07
I arrived at the USCIS center about 20 minutes early, gave my letter
to the security officer at the entrance, signed in, and got seated in
the waiting room. After less than 7 minutes, my interviewing officer
came down to call me, greeted me, exchanged some talk on the weather
and such, and then went upstairs.
The interview took all of 15 minutes, and was very easy.
All I was asked was to confirm all the information in the N400, one
question at the time.
Then was asked if I had ever had any traffic tickets ( yes, two) and
it seemed to make no difference.
The "test" part was so easy it was laughable, I got 10 out of 10...
( I took the "old" test, they did not ask me if I wanted to take the
"new pilot test" although I was ready for that one too...
I had with me two "three-rings" binders chocked full with
documentation, marriage certificate, kids birth certificates, 5 years
of income tax papers, bank statements, car insurance with my wife and
my names on it. ... the works. All in original, copies, sorted, color
coded, organized, all that was missing was a big red bow on it.
Well, guess what, I didn't even get to pull the binders out of my
briefcase. Not even opened it.
It was all over in 15 minutes.
Passed the test, passed the interview, "go home and wait for the
ceremony letter"
I was stunned by their efficiency, friendliness, and professionalism.
I went there "ready for a fight" and instead I got a smile, a
handshake and a "Congratulations, well done, have a nice day"..
BL
May 3rd 2007, 6:57 pm
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Re: N400 interview San Antonio, TX Done
> Passed the test, passed the interview, "go home and wait for the
> ceremony letter"
Congratulations!
Jackie
> ceremony letter"
Congratulations!
Jackie
May 4th 2007, 7:04 pm
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Re: N400 interview San Antonio, TX Done
Bob.LittleDeer wrote:
> The "test" part was so easy it was laughable, I got 10 out of 10...
> ( I took the "old" test, they did not ask me if I wanted to take the
> "new pilot test" although I was ready for that one too...
what was the hardest (of the easy) questions? I always had a hard time
repeating the original colonies
> The "test" part was so easy it was laughable, I got 10 out of 10...
> ( I took the "old" test, they did not ask me if I wanted to take the
> "new pilot test" although I was ready for that one too...
what was the hardest (of the easy) questions? I always had a hard time
repeating the original colonies
May 5th 2007, 3:57 am
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Re: N400 interview San Antonio, TX Done
On May 4, 2:04 pm, "Harkon" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Bob.LittleDeer wrote:
> > The "test" part was so easy it was laughable, I got 10 out of 10...
> > ( I took the "old" test, they did not ask me if I wanted to take the
> > "new pilot test" although I was ready for that one too...
>
> what was the hardest (of the easy) questions? I always had a hard time
> repeating the original colonies
The "hardest question" was " what is the introduction to the
Constitution called ? ( The preamble ) the rest of the test was a
piece of cake.
I found easy to memorize the colonies if I try to list them in
alphabetical order, it has worked great !
> Bob.LittleDeer wrote:
> > The "test" part was so easy it was laughable, I got 10 out of 10...
> > ( I took the "old" test, they did not ask me if I wanted to take the
> > "new pilot test" although I was ready for that one too...
>
> what was the hardest (of the easy) questions? I always had a hard time
> repeating the original colonies
The "hardest question" was " what is the introduction to the
Constitution called ? ( The preamble ) the rest of the test was a
piece of cake.
I found easy to memorize the colonies if I try to list them in
alphabetical order, it has worked great !
