Curve

He got scheduled for Dec. 5th.  I hope he gets same day oath, but his interview is at noon (I can't remember what time the afternoon oath is), and he may end up with a jr officer like I did.

Unfortunately they haven’t uploaded letter yet! I’ll post once it’s up.

My husband just got the email notice that his interview has been scheduled. Priority date is September 17, 2018, not a combo filer. We live in Bellevue but as far as we know his file wasn’t transferred so I’m expecting his interview to be in Seattle.

The latest timeline update was filed on 8/10/2018 for interview on 11/18/2019.
 
https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=327181

The most recently scheduled interview in Seattle on the Timeline is 10/30/2019 for PD 7/17/2018.
https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/citlist.php?op6=All&op7=Seattle+WA&op1=6&op2=&op4=1&op5=5%2C10%2C11&cfl=0

Congratulations!!

Yea, and there's no way to complain unless their website shows they're past my filling date. The crazy thing is that it was showing that they're processing March and moving forward by 1 day every day, however a couple of days ago it went beck to February. Ridiculous.

I just got the interview notice (cant see the letter in documents yet) and I applied on the 3rd of june... 2018.... no transfer that i know for yakima or portland.

I applied late July 2018 and have my interview in Yakima on Sept. 6. 

@El79
I applied for my passport on Friday and will be picking it up today.
@Curve thanks for the advice

Oh wow... glad to see things moving a little faster.  I think you're the first July filer I've seen.

I just got mine scheduled in Yakima for Sept 6th, filed July 23rd 2018.

Came across this link today: http://www.brandongillin.com/news--blog/some-naturalization-interviews-in-seattle-moving-away
 
Some Naturalization Interviews in Seattle Moving Away
6/14/2019
 
  It was reported by a spokesperson from the USCIS Seattle Field Office yesterday that effective immediately, Naturalization applicants living south of Seattle and on the Olympic Peninsula will have to go to the USCIS Field Office in Portland, Oregon for their Naturalization interviews. Applicants living east of Seattle will have to go to the USCIS Field Office in Yakima, Washington.

This information, obtained by a colleague of mine with AILA-WA, shared the reasons given by USCIS for this change:

-          Due to increased processing times of Natz cases in Seattle office  there has been a national decision to shift pending N-400 applications to other USCIS offices close by;

-          Pending applications with address "South of Seattle proper" (including Auburn, Des Moines, Federal Way and south from there) will be interviewed and adjudicated in Portland (he wasn't sure about Kent and Renton);

-          Pending applications with address "East of Seattle proper" (including Bellevue, Issaquah and east from there) will be interviewed and adjudicated in Yakima;

-          This is a temporary measure and the end date is TBD;

-          All biometrics appointment appointments will still take place in Seattle;

-          First notices to come in the next 45 days with first interviews in late July - early August;

-          Reschedule requests will have to be directed to the offices at which the interview was to take place.

Yay Congratulations! My status also changed as well within the last 15 mins. It now says ''Oath Ceremony will be scheduled" as well. I can't believe it's almost over. What a relief!

i passed my citizenship test. Will post my experiences later. My status changed to Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled. 
 
I guess my officer is a senior

I just got a notice this morning that my I-751 has been finally approved. What a relief to finally get this out of the way after 878 days since 12/19/2016 when it was filed. Hopefully my N-400 should be taken care of now with this done, as it was recommended for approval during my joint I-751/N-400 Interview in 02/27/2019. @Ck207 any news about your N-400 being rescheduled? Heaven knows how much I’ve suffered and been drained emotionally on the hands of these people. I can’t wait to be done and forget about this nightmare agency.

I understand the angst and nervousness.. but trust me you'll be fine.  Definitely NOT a full suit.. unless you want to.  I went business casual because I thought there was a chance I would take the oath. I would definitely not wear jeans, but I did see people in khaki's. 

I'm very unsure on how to do so...I've read many times about people reaching out to their reps, but I never really understood how that is done...do I just show up at their office and ask for help?! 
At the same time I am trying to think that VJ just provides a small perspective of a bigger picture and that maybe my situation is not that unsual...when I went for my interview there were around 80 people waiting for their cerimony, maybe some of them waited this long too...Idk, trying to keep positive...but I am pretty frustrated. Anyway, thank you guys for reading and answering.

My filling date is March 21 and I just got an email from them

Can't believe you haven't still been rescheduled yet, they normally do so a few weeks after the initial date was cancelled. Again we're dealing with one of the worse federal agencies in this country with their uncertainties so nothing is set on stone with them. Try sending a message through the portal in your account to see if an officer can relay a message about your case or you can equally try calling as well. It's been 5 weeks post interview at my end and my cases are still moot with radio silence. I've done all the best I could to nudge them with info pass, congressional inquiry and 2 online case status inquiries. The only thing left is sending a personal letter to the officer who did my interview, which I'll do on the 17th when I go to request another I-551 since I'll be traveling to the UK again next month and my current stamp expires May 17th. I have decided to start my visa application as I can't confidently rely on them again. At this point I've given up since by law they have up to 120 days post interview to make their final decision so my hands are basically tied as of now. Once that elapses on June 27th and still no update I'll be visiting them to see a supervisor to serve him/her my preliminary writ of mandamus lawsuit against USCIS to get my case out of their hands to be adjudicated in district court as required by law. This is the part they fear the most like a ghost and will jump to adjudicate your case like there's no tomorrow to avoid it.

I think that is old. I believe @Starkilla09 once posted it’s at 10 am and 2 pm.. which makes sense since my notice says to be there for 8:30.

I just did a Congressional inquiry with Congresswoman Jayapal. I'm ready to take this issue head on with USCIS and will keep mounting the pressure until they finish this stuff so I can move on with my life. I just figured out an October 2018 filer had same identical predicament as mine. After putting some heat he was finally scheduled after 3 weeks post interview. Your rescheduling should happen in a few weeks, it's one of those things they can be a little consistent with for the most part.

Sorry about your unfortunate predicament hopefully they schedule you soon enough. Dealing with USCIS especially in this current environment with nationwide backlogs has shown how inept and messy this agency is indeed. Just when you think you've made one step forward they throw you 3 steps backwards. I had my joint I-751/N-400 interview late February with tons of evidence and was even there with my wife and our son. Officer recommended approval for N-400 told me I already submitted so much and didn't need any new paperwork and promised to approve I-751 next morning. I was ecstatic and left thinking I was finally done with these guys then nope silence up till now. Went for an info pass appointment last week and was told petitions are still under review so essentially no oath since they have to adjudicate my I-751 first. Info pass officer promised to send an email to the officer who interviewed me to about my case. Mind you my I-751 is now pending for 27 months! I filed in December 2016 for crying out loud and I should at least have my 10 year green card now, so I can even live my life and not happen to take my kid out of school and go there to get stamps every couple of months. I have an international trip coming up in May and I have to go there again to get my 5th I-551 stamp so I can travel! I'll also need to apply for visas just to be safe in case my oath ceremony isn't scheduled by then.

I got the email that they sent the letter on march 8th. So 8 days after interview.

Sure, no problem. Yes, it was at 101 West IDA..