Field N-400 in 07/29/2013 Im ready to file the lawsuit on 120 days rule

[Olehandro 1]

Hello Guys
First want to Thank you all for your participation
Im ready to file the lawsuit on 120 days rule
Looking for the Easiest Civil case format to use
Thanks in advance

120 is on March 07 2014
Already Contacted Senator , Congressman and even CIS Ombudsman office ,
Multiple called to Tier 2 officers are ends same way Your case Pending Supervisors Approval
Even do i contacted USCIS on 01/10/2014 with service request
reply was
Your case was recommended for approval and waiting for next availible Oath ceremony

[NickD 203]

Have no idea of how that old office manager in St. Paul got away with delaying oath ceremonies for up to a year with that 120 day rule. Kept on making excuses she couldn't find an auditorium large enough.

All I know somewhere in that two year difference between my wife's process and stepdaughter's, she was replaced. Even doing same day oath ceremonies now, if you are lucky enough to get a morning appointment, stepdaughter was not lucky, hers was in the afternoon, so had to make a long trip three weeks later to get that piece of paper.

With my wife, was luck to have Sen. Feingold, was head of the USCIS finance committee, one call and had a special oath ceremony, but had to be there at 7:30 AM in the morning to get that piece of paper.

Just saying, all this depends on your field office manager. Doesn't necessarily have to be your fault. Also had friends with long delays, none were brave enough or had the funds to take the USCIS to court. Just waited it out.

[Olehandro 1]

Have no idea of how that old office manager in St. Paul got away with delaying oath ceremonies for up to a year with that 120 day rule. Kept on making excuses she couldn't find an auditorium large enough.

All I know somewhere in that two year difference between my wife's process and stepdaughter's, she was replaced. Even doing same day oath ceremonies now, if you are lucky enough to get a morning appointment, stepdaughter was not lucky, hers was in the afternoon, so had to make a long trip three weeks later to get that piece of paper.

With my wife, was luck to have Sen. Feingold, was head of the USCIS finance committee, one call and had a special oath ceremony, but had to be there at 7:30 AM in the morning to get that piece of paper.

Just saying, all this depends on your field office manager. Doesn't necessarily have to be your fault. Also had friends with long delays, none were brave enough or had the funds to take the USCIS to court. Just waited it out.

Thanks Nick , im going on info pass on 26 of Fed and will try to demand to speak with supervisor ,