How long between interview and oath

[Okiebollweevil 0]

On average, how much time is there between the interview and the oath? What is the longest it could take?

Filed N-400 on 3/30 Interview on 7/15 received oath letter 7/25 oath to be held 8/22 fastest we have ever seen USCIS move. Must want these new voters to participate in the upcoming election.

[NickD 202]

On average, how much time is there between the interview and the oath? What is the longest it could take?

Filed N-400 on 3/30 Interview on 7/15 received oath letter 7/25 oath to be held 8/22 fastest we have ever seen USCIS move. Must want these new voters to participate in the upcoming election.

Very close dates to us, filed N-400 on 3/31/2008, interview on 7/17/2008 but did not receive the oath letter yet, maybe today or Monday?

Where is your oath going to be held? Field Office or district court? I do not feel they would rent the Vikings football stadium for us, but if they do, may make us take an additional oath that we will be Viking rather than Packer fans. We are with Nebraska and St. Paul, suspense is killing me, but the price of gas came down a dime a gallon.

We would also like to plan a vacation, but for some reason, the USCIS comes first in our lives.

[flavaofsummer 0]

6 weeks for us

Our case wasn't touched today, come to think about it, it wasn't touched yesterday either, really in deep hard thought, it was never touched.

Did anyone ever try to send in an AR-11 to change their present address to their present address to get some attention?

What about walking back and forth in front of your field office carrying a sign asking why the USCIS is so slow? Maybe a TV van will come by and put it on the news, they have nothing else to talk about so just speculate.

Did anyone ever try to send in an AR-11 to change their present address to their present address to get some attention?

yes nickD i have thought about it.

[Completely 3]

On average, how much time is there between the interview and the oath? What is the longest it could take?

In Dallas, it is the same day. it varies to different center.

[flavaofsummer 0]

On average, how much time is there between the interview and the oath? What is the longest it could take?

dont us ask them who r making u wait demand answers speak loudly throw files around lay down kicking your legs on the floor maybe with the attention they will remember you and your file wont be lost..

[Kez/JWolf 6]

On average, how much time is there between the interview and the oath? What is the longest it could take?

dont us ask them who r making u wait demand answers speak loudly throw files around lay down kicking your legs on the floor maybe with the attention they will remember you and your file wont be lost..

and this is the best advice you can give, you have no idea what you are talking about.

Jon

[flavaofsummer 0]

On average, how much time is there between the interview and the oath? What is the longest it could take?

dont us ask them who r making u wait demand answers speak loudly throw files around lay down kicking your legs on the floor maybe with the attention they will remember you and your file wont be lost..

and this is the best advice you can give, you have no idea what you are talking about.

Jon

did i say something wrong?

[lucyrich 19]

On average, how much time is there between the interview and the oath? What is the longest it could take?

dont us ask them who r making u wait demand answers speak loudly throw files around lay down kicking your legs on the floor maybe with the attention they will remember you and your file wont be lost..

and this is the best advice you can give, you have no idea what you are talking about.

Jon

did i say something wrong?

You just gave extremely bad advice. If I were working for the USCIS, that strategy would probably make your file MORE likely to get delayed or misplaced, purely by accident, of course.

BTW, did you try that method? How well did it work?

[flavaofsummer 0]

On average, how much time is there between the interview and the oath? What is the longest it could take?

dont us ask them who r making u wait demand answers speak loudly throw files around lay down kicking your legs on the floor maybe with the attention they will remember you and your file wont be lost..

and this is the best advice you can give, you have no idea what you are talking about.

Jon

did i say something wrong?

You just gave extremely bad advice. If I were working for the USCIS, that strategy would probably make your file MORE likely to get delayed or misplaced, purely by accident, of course.

BTW, did you try that method? How well did it work?

yes it works every time ! right! at least they will remember him by his first and last name..they will know who he is even if they laugh and crack jokes. even if he is the laughing joke of the immigration department.. no one can answer how long after the interview to oath..heck i can give that answer same as the IO would "its 90 days from the time of the interview" so why ask? the 90days do not mean anything cause some people wait 2 years,,some people wait months and months some get on the same day. did you like that answer? probably not..you probably want me to lie and say it takes just a few days..but i would be lying and just letting you hear what you want so just face the facts and dont go dreaming.

[NickD 202]

yes it works every time ! right! at least they will remember him by his first and last name..they will know who he is even if they laugh and crack jokes. even if he is the laughing joke of the immigration department.. no one can answer how long after the interview to oath..heck i can give that answer same as the IO would "its 90 days from the time of the interview" so why ask? the 90days do not mean anything cause some people wait 2 years,,some people wait months and months some get on the same day. did you like that answer? probably not..you probably want me to lie and say it takes just a few days..but i would be lying and just letting you hear what you want so just face the facts and dont go dreaming.

To provide specific interview/oath time frames, can only go by those that have have completed the oath at a given field office location, and preferably as recently as possible to determine a trend. Delays can also be caused the desired number of applicants they prefer before scheduling the oath ceremony, and as reported on the board that number can very anywhere between 1 and 14,000. Having a selfish interest in the St. Paul area, did find this on the web:

"Oath & Naturalization ceremony held at the Minneapolis Convention Center. Check-in started at 9:00 AM. Ceremony commenced at 11:00 AM. Ceremony concluded at 12:10 PM. Approximately 1300 new individuals were naturalized."

And found that in the Minnesota area that approximately 10,000 applicants apply for citizenship every year. On a linear basis that would translate to an oath ceremony every 48 days. 120 days should be the maximum for the wait, after that period, an applicant can file a lawsuit against the USCIS if no word is heard. Also learned last year that many lawsuits were against the St. Paul office due to excessive oath delays, but hopefully they got their act together. Just couldn't find anything about this year.

As I informed my wife yesterday, maybe tomorrow, but repeated that again today, and perhaps tomorrow as well. If we don't hear anything in two months, that will be time to put a big red X on the calendar for filing a lawsuit, but hopefully, that will not happen and probably won't. Don't have the stress of that dang I-751, and she's good for another five years on her passport, and another ten on her green card. But, maybe tomorrow.

Ha, even opened my junk mail today, just on the possibility the oath notice was in one of those envelops, I am cracking up. And pitched the letters with both of our names in it, they have plenty of evidence.