What I should have done after not receiving Oath Letter

[Domi22 0]

Hi,

Here is my situation posted here as some advice to whoever may face similar problem:

As you've known, I passed the USC interview early January but as of today I still havn't received my Oath Letter yet. Writing to USCIS Atlanta office 4 times and each time was told "we will notify you by mail if further action .....". Finally I decided to make InfoPass, went into the office, and was told the "contractor" who made Oath scheduling is not in the office but the lady at the InfoPass helped me a lot by telling me she would make sure she got some answer from that contractor and let me know. Finally the lady called and said I might be scheduled for next month ceremonies due to my "first name change", etc..

The lesson learned?

I should have made InfoPass if not receiving the Oath Letter after 1 month rather than waiting for 90 days as USCIS telling us on the phone or the N-652 form received after passing the interview. I had to drive 2 hours to the Atlanta office and basically took the whole day off from work. This was mainly the reason I decided to wait til 90 days to make InfoPass but if you could make it sooner, try it if not receiving the Oath Letter one month later. Each case might be different but we will never know if your case may be similar to my case and have to wait 5 months or longer for the Oath.

Just my 2 cents...Hope it helps.

[KyngSilva 0]

I did a combination of Calling them up, pushing both senators officers, and making infopass appointments. Not that it really did much, but I finally got scheduled after nearly 120 days of waiting. Like you said Domi each case is different.You never know what those clowns are up to. =)

[jasminelily 1]

Thank you both Domi22 and KyngSilva for sharing your experience so others can anticipate what's laying ahead of us! I give you two great praise!