🔺 r/USCISuThe-Mastermind-1989·68 days ago

Naturalized! The waiting is over...

I started my journey back in 2018-19. From an EAD holder, a green card, and now a citizen! It's weird at first not having to wait anymore, just cause I've been waiting all these years for this moment. I'm so glad that it is over now, but you know what they said: all endings are the new beginnings! I'll be make sure not to take this new status of mine for granted!! Thanks, everyone on this subreddit; it HELPED me a lot during the moment I needed it :) Best of luck to those who are still waiting for news...! Timeline for N-400 I submitted my citizenship application N-400 in Colorado back in July 2025, they skipped biometrics and got nothing until April 2026 (scheduled interview), did not get an approval right away on the day of interview May 3rd, they approved mine at June 11th about a month after my interview and got my ceremony notice on the June 30th. And finally had my ceremony oath at Red Rocks yesterday in Colorado submitted by /u/The-Mastermind-1989 to r/USCIS [link] [comments]
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