Special accomodations for interview?

[Nina91 0]

Does anybody here have experience with applying for special accommodations? Were you approved or denied and what were specifics?

My N400 interview is next week and I also have a surgery scheduled a day before. I have not talked to doctor about the care after but from what I gathered, they want you to lay down and don't walk for at least few days after this type of surgery. No heavy lifting for several weeks after. It does not involve open wounds and it also does not impair my ability to walk and write.

Due to the scheduling and other reasons, I don't think I am able to reschedule the surgery for other day and I would also hate to miss my interview for N400 and have to reschedule for the future (and further delay my whole application). I called USCIS and they told me to apply for special accommodations but they can't tell me if I will be approved or not for special accommodations. The immigration center is over an hour drive from my home. I wonder if I should apply or not? Not trying to be difficult but on their website they state "4. for those unable to travel to a designated USCIS location for an interview, you may be visited at your home or a hospital."

[Nina91 0]

this: https://my.uscis.gov/helpcenter/article/i-am-homebound-can-i-request-special-handling-of-my-case

[GoBig 25]

the health is critical at this point.  i would choose to reschedule the interview. it's not a big deal since being such a long waiting.