decision cant be made

[Haitham1960 0]

Hello 

I have completed my citizenship interview on Oct 11, 2017 and I passed the test of English, US History and government. However, the decision of whether or not this part of my application is officially complete hasn’t been made yet due to “having trouble viewing my biometric data” as mentioned by USCIS officer. I’m still waiting for the decision , did any one face same issue , please advise what to do ,I keep calling USCIS office but no news

[Faith38 37]

I waited three weeks before I received case status update and there was nothing wrong with my case everything is taking longer. I hope you hear something very soon.

[Haitham1960 0]

Im waiting since 16 months , I dint know what to do

3 minutes ago, Faith38 said:

I waited three weeks before I received case status update and there was nothing wrong with my case everything is taking longer. I hope you hear something very soon.

 

[Faith38 37]

Did you call uscis?

[Haitham1960 0]

Yes I did , they mail notice at May ,2018 they are doing background check !!  , I don't have fine

[rabia awan 0]

3 minutes ago, Haitham1960 said:

Yes I did , they mail notice at May ,2018 they are doing background check !!  , I don't have fine

I m

in the same boat. My interview was on November 13 2017 and I passed the test but they did not made decision at the spot they said that they want to review again my travel history but after 3 days of my interview they updated the status that they cancel the request for additional evidence from me I talked to uscis after 90 days of my interview they submitted the inquiry for my case to the related office and said they will contact me still 03/06/2019 . Let’s see I am waiting for my oath still . I think contacting them is waste of time 

[Hypnos 6,576]

You can (i) contact one of your congressional representatives and ask them to help; (ii) contact the CIS Ombudsman and ask them to help; or (iii) file a lawsuit under 8 USC 1447(b) seeking a federal district court review of your naturalisation application.

[Haitham1960 0]

5 minutes ago, Hypnos said:

You can (i) contact one of your congressional representatives and ask them to help; (ii) contact the CIS Ombudsman and ask them to help; or (iii) file a lawsuit under 8 USC 1447(b) seeking a federal district court review of your naturalisation application.

any idea how long the lawsuit takes

 

[Hypnos 6,576]

It's usually about ~2-3 months until a hearing is scheduled after all parties have been served, though often the Assistant US Attorney (the lawyer representing the government and USCIS) will move to have your case adjudicated (usually approved, but not always) and then will ask you to dismiss the lawsuit.

[Haitham1960 0]

Thanks Hypnos

[chefaleslie 5]

I had the same thing happen, Waited about 4 weeks then got my oath letter. 

[MohU3 57]

15 hours ago, Hypnos said:

(iii) file a lawsuit under 8 USC 1447(b) seeking a federal district court review of your naturalisation application.

That's what I would do. You've waited 16 months. If there's nothing wrong or no red flags in your application. they will schedule you for oath within 60 days. A lot of people did it.

[CEE53147 559]

What countries have you lived in?  Were you ever in the military there?

[praizee 10]

On 2/20/2019 at 8:17 PM, rabia awan said:

I m

in the same boat. My interview was on November 13 2017 and I passed the test but they did not made decision at the spot they said that they want to review again my travel history but after 3 days of my interview they updated the status that they cancel the request for additional evidence from me I talked to uscis after 90 days of my interview they submitted the inquiry for my case to the related office and said they will contact me still 03/06/2019 . Let’s see I am waiting for my oath still . I think contacting them is waste of time 

I am in the same boat. Contacting them is a big waste of time

 

On 2/20/2019 at 8:26 PM, Hypnos said:

You can (i) contact one of your congressional representatives and ask them to help; (ii) contact the CIS Ombudsman and ask them to help; or (iii) file a lawsuit under 8 USC 1447(b) seeking a federal district court review of your naturalisation application.

I have contacted Congressman and Senator multiple times and i still get the same response. The ombudsman has been quite disappointing. I contacted them last year in August and they have yet to assign my case to one of their case workers. The whole thing is a freaking nightmare. The last resort would be to sue them but it involves a lot of money 

[rabia awan 0]

2 minutes ago, praizee said:

I am in the same boat. Contacting them is a big waste of time

 

I have contacted Congressman and Senator multiple times and i still get the same response. The ombudsman has been quite disappointing. I contacted them last year in August and they have yet to assign my case to one of their case workers. The whole thing is a freaking nightmare. The last resort would be to sue them but it involves a lot of money 

Only solution is to wait for oath. In my matter my husband is in my native country and I m here in USA from almost one year I really wanna go back to visits my husband and I will wait till April if oath not come then I will go back to visit my husband when oath came then I will be back