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Dashinka Grand Master

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Here is a great thread explaining the WoM.

 

Good Luck!

 

 

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Dashinka
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I forget, which field office is this?  Some offices are slower than others.  That being said, you could try the CIS Ombudsman if you are outside the processing time.   Good Luck!  

Dashinka
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Here is a great thread explaining the WoM.   Good Luck!    

OldUser
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No pressure, more like a tap on shoulder to do their job according to law.   WoM is Writ of Mandamus, the lawsuit against USCIS in federal court.   You can keep you current imm

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On 12/3/2025 at 1:06 PM, paco5 said:

@OldUser - I found him on YouTube i ll reach out to him, Do u have any idea how much it ll cost to file WOM? its not as scary as i thought. its just tell the USCIS to look into my case and make a decision.

@OldUser - I spoke to him and he said they can't take my case so i called the USCIS customer care and for the case inquiry and  i got the email response saying due to the workload not related to my case it will take approximately 6 months to get a decision for my case, thank you. I dont know if this is what everyone is getting or just me because of the nature of my case. 

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2 hours ago, paco5 said:

@OldUser - I spoke to him and he said they can't take my case so i called the USCIS customer care and for the case inquiry and  i got the email response saying due to the workload not related to my case it will take approximately 6 months to get a decision for my case, thank you. I dont know if this is what everyone is getting or just me because of the nature of my case. 

Interesting...

Not that many people wait 5+ months after interview to get their oath. I am sorry!

 
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