How do I know If I passed the Naturalization Test?

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

I apply for My N-400 January 2017, 2 weeks after the interview I receive this message: We placed you in line for your oath ceremony and will send you a notice. Does that mean I passed My test?

Edited July 5, 2017 by Rodrigo Macedo

[julis82 10]

For mine they told me right after the interview and my oat cerimony was later that day.

Parabens

[TBoneTX 43,038]

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[Joao aguiar nato 4]

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I still havent heard anything from uscis, i called my congresswoman to see if she can help. i called USCIS twice they told me if i dont get a answer until August  i should  get a infopass..... IM SO MAD BECAUSE I see people who did the interview  way after me and they already  have made the Oath.....

[Bugs 455]

What was the date of your interview?

 

Typically they don't mail the oath ceremony notice until a few weeks before the scheduled oath ceremony.

[Eric-Pris 1,602]

Each office is different, some administer oath the same day, others take a few months.  Don't compare your situation to others in different offices.

 

 

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

I Had my interview on May 30,2017

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

16 minutes ago, Bugs said:

What was the date of your interview?

 

Typically they don't mail the oath ceremony notice until a few weeks before the scheduled oath ceremony.

My interview May 30,2017...

 

[Bugs 455]

21 minutes ago, Rodrigo Macedo said:

My interview May 30,2017...

 

Way to early to be calling USCIS.  

 

Boston has an oath ceremony once once a month.   However, that doesn't necessarily mean you will get in the next oath ceremony.   It depends on how long the line is that you are in, and do know that it isn't uncommon for a busy local office like Boston to have a two month wait time for those before getting scheduled.

 

Being that you were placed in line mid-June, it is very likely you were too late for the June oath ceremony.

 

Expect a July or August oath ceremony.  Given that the send out the letter 2-3 weeks before the scheduled date, expect a letter any day for the July one, or in a few weeks for the August one.

 

You should only worry if August passes and you still hear nothing.

 

 

 

 

Edited July 10, 2017 by Bugs

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

Thank you for your Response!

 

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

how do i check into that please/

[Joao aguiar nato 4]

July

4,6,12,20,26,27 Oath ceremonys in boston

August

10,17,24,30,31 Oath Ceremonys

Sept

6,7,13,14,20,21 Oath Ceremonys

 

 

[lovelyalex 99]

3 hours ago, Rodrigo Macedo said:

how do i check into that please/

Have you checked your case online at the USCIS website?  If you enter in your case number it will say if you've been placed in line or not.

[lovelyalex 99]

They actually do on average 5 oath ceremonies a month in Boston.  So logistically it's a lot.  Hang in there!

 

http://www.mad.uscourts.gov/general/pdf/Nat%20Cerm%20FY-17%20USCIS.pdf

[Bugs 455]

3 hours ago, lovelyalex said:

They actually do on average 5 oath ceremonies a month in Boston.  So logistically it's a lot.  Hang in there!

 

http://www.mad.uscourts.gov/general/pdf/Nat%20Cerm%20FY-17%20USCIS.pdf

That's awesome.  For some reason I thought Boston did it once a month - I think someone mentioned that in another thread, but maybe my memory isn't serving me well & I have it mixed up with another city.  

 

Either way, Boston is a busy office.  It's just a matter of how long and quickly the line is and moves.  Too early for him to worry.