An advanced congrats to your wife as well. Some advice, when the day comes, it's about 5 hours of waiting around and 1 hour of actual ceremony. You'll be seated separately. Bring a book...
Can't be worse than the permanent resident thing. 3 years of waiting for her case to come up. 3 years of filing extensions, getting pictures, getting fingerprinted (which they refused to do on the same day). 3 years of paying application fees. And when the time finally came, 5 hours of waiting for a 5 minute interview. Oh, and then they sent her for more fingerprints. Yeah, it was fun.
Thanks for the pre-congrats. Wifey has been studying hard. The questions don't seem bad, but some of the stuff I learned in the 5th grade. It's a brain strain to think that far back.
