I had a first interview with a recruiter, then an interview with two caseworkers/supervisors from the immigration team. Both were pretty typical, friendly interviews just covering my experiences, interest, etc. They asked for references after the second interview.

I was notified 2 weeks after applying, that they are interested in an interview with me. I responded that I was interested, and with a week or so I was scheduled for a telephone interview. After I passed that, I was scheduled in for an in person interview. What I thought the position was, and the qualifications they were looking for was in a way different then the type of questions they asked. They were pressing me to see if I had done other types of immigration work (work on lets say green card applications, immigrations benefits processing, etc) when I specifically stated on my application that I worked on N-400 applications. Yet, I thought I was able to answer the questions thoughtfully. What disturbed me was the professionalism. It was a lacked back office. The interviewers did not dress professionally in jeans? Furthermore, in the middle of the interview, I was interrupted! After completing my interview, I didn't hear back after a month. I called and still no response. While I understand that Trump's immigration ban did play a part in the delay in response.. I was patiently waited and then called the main interviewer and she told me that she had no "idea" and this became frustrating for me. Finally after three months, I found out via an email that I was not selected to be a candidate for advancement in the interview process for the position.