USCIS published an updated edition of Form N-300, Application to File Declaration of Intention. The new edition is dated 03/30/16. Starting 7/15/16, USCIS will only accept the 03/30/16 edition. Until then, you can use the 03/21/13 edition.
I just passed my interview .
3/11/2016: N-400 Mailed. (Friday)
3/14/2016: N-400 received as per FedEx. (Monday at 10:30am)
4/1/2016: Finger Printing Notice Received. (18 days after they received).
4/12/2016: Finger Printing Done (29 days after they received package).
4/18/2016: Got letter with the interview date (6 days after finger printing, 35 days after they receiving package)
5/23/2016: Interview date
5/23/2016: Interview done. And I was approved
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Well, interview was short and pleasant like everyone here experienced.
Officer went through the details in application under Oath.
Didn't ask for any docs.
Asked few simple history/civics Q's :
Who Signs bills into law
Where does Congress meet
.......
( every question was from the list of 98 Q's online )
alright... then when it comes to english test, I warn you not to feel insulted when officer asks you read a simple sentence out loud. He/She is doing his/her job. You may feel insulted to read and write such a simple english sentence.
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I finally had my oath ceremony today at Cadman Plaza US District Court, Brooklyn.
I had my interview today at 8:20AM. The interviewer called me in around 9:20AM.
He first went through the whole N-400 and asked me every question. It was like orally filling the form out. Then I told him about my traffic tickets. There were two - one in 2002 and the other in 2003. Both were speeding tickets (no DUI or anything like that). I had proof that both tickets were paid and kept the originals. He then asked to see my Selective Services card which I showed him. Then the english and history tests. I got all 10 questions correct.