N-400 March 2025 Fliers

[DxbDfw 7]

On 9/26/2025 at 7:32 AM, hymt0308 said:

I attended the Oath Ceremony yesterday, September 25, 2025. The ceremony was very quick, lasted about an hour I think. There were 30 people in the ceremony.

The officer who was in charge of the ceremony was very comical and everyone was laughing and smiling throughout the ceremony.

 

My timeline:

 

March 26 - Submitted the application online

March 26 - Biometric Reuse notice

July 28 - Interview scheduled notice

September 5 - Interview

September 5 - Recommended to be approved & Place in line for Oath Ceremony

September 8 - Oath Ceremony scheduled notice

September 25 - Oath Ceremony

 

I am glad that everything went smooth & quick and I completed the process!!

 

 

 

Our dates are close, most of them.

July 29 - interview notice

September 9 - Interview

September 9 - Recommended to be approved & Place in line for Oath Ceremony

September 26 - Oath ceremony

 

I submitted my N400 application on April 12th.

 

By the way, I applied for a passport and selected expedited processing and 1-2 day delivery service, since I may travel shortly.

Any idea when I can expect the passport?

 

[DxbDfw 7]

On 9/28/2025 at 9:51 AM, OldUser said:

Depends on office. My spouse wasn't allowed in. The saddest part, there was a disconnect between USCIS employees, when one official said relatives were allowed, and other said not allowed. Some folks called their families and friends, who got to USCIS building and were denied entry

My oath notice clearly said 'no relatives'.

I saw several people come with a companion, but the companion was not allowed inside the oath ceremony hall. I saw one mother whose teenage daughter was in the back rows, not sure how she sneaked in. May she had some justification.

 

[Taureti 44]

21 hours ago, ilacristina said:

I'm in the same boat. 9 days more for you (hopefully)🙏

How long have you been waiting? This is truly agonizing. My journey was so much easier years ago, but now it feels like such a hassle. 

[Taureti 44]

19 hours ago, OldUser said:

Sorry you're still waiting, it must be stressful. What action would that be? Lawsuit?

I think a lawsuit will be the last resort. I’m not sure yet what exactly we’ll do. For now, she’s trying to get the supervisors to respond. My field office keeps ignoring us, so she went to the main office to ask why she’s being ignored, but the supervisor there is supposedly out until next week. I asked her to wait until the 120 days are up and then follow up again. If that doesn’t lead anywhere, we’ll decide what to do next.

[ilacristina 10]

55 minutes ago, Taureti said:

How long have you been waiting? This is truly agonizing. My journey was so much easier years ago, but now it feels like such a hassle. 

Almost a month and the officer told me that i should wait for their response "maybe" until December. My account haven't changed since my interview scheduled

[OldUser 10,588]

13 minutes ago, ilacristina said:

Almost a month and the officer told me that i should wait for their response "maybe" until December. My account haven't changed since my interview scheduled

@Taureti has been waiting for 3.5+ months by now. So month is not that bad. Hopefully you get decision soon. But again, reminding, after 120 days following the interview, you can sue USCIS for decision.

Edited Wednesday at 10:24 PM by OldUser

[ilacristina 10]

3 minutes ago, OldUser said:

@Taureti has been waiting for 3.5+ months by now

I know. Since june. It's not fair 🥺💔

[Taureti 44]

2 hours ago, ilacristina said:

I know. Since june. It's not fair 🥺💔

I hope you receive your decision soon. My account hasn't changed either; it still shows step 4.

[OldUser 10,588]

33 minutes ago, Taureti said:

I hope you receive your decision soon. My account hasn't changed either; it still shows step 4.

MyProgress can be completely ignored, both estimates and steps.

 

Somebody reported today for their case status:

I wonder if we ask that user, they're going to be on some wrong step and still waiting for decision according to status. Even though they're US citizen now.

 

You may even see "Your case is taking longer than expected" one day. Doesn't mean USCIS will jump on your case and decide it because of that. They'll take however long they need. Or until sued 

 

 

Edited yesterday at 01:06 AM by OldUser

[Taureti 44]

I see some movement today; my application has been updated. Status has not changed, but at least I know it's not lost among the other cases. Maybe someone dug it out after so many inquiries.

"Application for Naturalization","updatedAt":"2025-10-02","updatedAtTimestamp":"2025-10-02T16:19:57.

[OldUser 10,588]

1 hour ago, Taureti said:

I see some movement today; my application has been updated. Status has not changed, but at least I know it's not lost among the other cases. Maybe someone dug it out after so many inquiries.

"Application for Naturalization","updatedAt":"2025-10-02","updatedAtTimestamp":"2025-10-02T16:19:57.

Good luck!