Help!! Oath Ceremony De-schedule

[ms.rhose 0]

I filed my N-400 Feb. 22, 2018. 

 

I did my biometrics and interview.

 

Feb. 19, 2019, I received a notice for Oath Ceremony that was scheduled for March.

 

Feb. 21, 2019, I received another notice for De-schedule Oath Ceremony. 

 

I waited....months later havent received anything.

 

I called on July for an update, they check the processing time and it was Outside Normal Processing Time. They submitted a service request and I got a letter back from them it says, “ Your application for Naturalization is pending Officer Review. We regret that we are not able to give you a timeframe for when we will complete the review of your application. 

 

What should I do? 

[arken 4,197]

Just wait and and may be contact them again. Nothing can be done actually.

[afrocraft 313]

6 hours ago, arken said:

Nothing can be done actually.

Incorrect. By law, USCIS has 120 days after the interview to issue a final decision on naturalization applications. Since that time has passed, OP can (and should):

 

- Write a letter, sent via certified mail, to the case officer/field office asking for a speedy decision;

- Book an infopass appointment to discuss the application in person;

- Ask her/his Congressional rep for case follow-up with USCIS;

- Escalate the matter to the CIS Ombudsman; and

- If all the above fail within a reasonable time, file a 1447(b) petition for a naturalization hearing with the US district court where s/he resides, asking a federal judge to decide the citizenship application, or (more likely) order USCIS to do so in a limited time.

[arken 4,197]

10 hours ago, afrocraft said:

Incorrect. By law, USCIS has 120 days after the interview to issue a final decision on naturalization applications. Since that time has passed, OP can (and should):

 

- Write a letter, sent via certified mail, to the case officer/field office asking for a speedy decision;

- Book an infopass appointment to discuss the application in person;

- Ask her/his Congressional rep for case follow-up with USCIS;

- Escalate the matter to the CIS Ombudsman; and

- If all the above fail within a reasonable time, file a 1447(b) petition for a naturalization hearing with the US district court where s/he resides, asking a federal judge to decide the citizenship application, or (more likely) order USCIS to do so in a limited time.

I am not wrong. Your suggestion is what “contact them” means in my post. Nothing can be done personally other than that and wait. 

[kiwibean 42]

Oh, that's dreadful!  Which office was it at?  I wonder if they had to reschedule a ceremony for some reason, and then haven't scheduled you again?  My husband was sent to a different office than I, because Boston is so busy.

[afrocraft 313]

1 hour ago, arken said:

I am not wrong. Your suggestion is what “contact them” means in my post. Nothing can be done personally other than that and wait. 

If you say so 😏

[VisaV 7]

1 hour ago, arken said:

I am not wrong. Your suggestion is what “contact them” means in my post. Nothing can be done personally other than that and wait. 

Your post did not come across as helpful at all. ‘May be contact them again’ - who? It’s time to contact other people now!