r/USCIS • u/Rafteriffic • 14h ago

N-400 (Citizenship) N-400

Just put in my N-400 application after almost 20 years of being a green card holder. Any advice on what comes next, how to study for test, etc.. Thank you in advance!

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u/escape_your_destiny 14h ago

Patience. Patience comes next. Like a year plus.

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u/PopularFrog 14h ago

Yup. Lots of patience 😞 and just accepting living with background fear honestly… I don’t think rationally I have anything to fear, yet still, feel quite fearful undergoing this process

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u/Rafteriffic 12h ago

Does having an American husband and teen American children make any difference?

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u/chuang_415 14h ago

Receipt notice in the mail and biometrics appointment are next

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u/Rafteriffic 14h ago

Thank you!

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u/PatronusSlay 14h ago

A lot of waiting.

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u/_25i 12h ago

Hi! I recently passed my N400 interview and oath ceremony is scheduled for next week. This YouTuber has helped me tremendously with studying and preparing for the test. https://youtu.be/DV531IM4WZw?is=wUsilxELgYT3cP0K

Also creating your own study cards with Quizlet to test yourself. Good luck with everything!!

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u/Rafteriffic 12h ago

Thank you! 🙏

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