On 2/24/2020 at 10:58 AM, Giovanna024 said:

Not even 1 person from MIAMI FL????😑

Hi Giovanna024. I took the Oath on the 21st of Febuary 2020. About a month ago.

Anyone from the Miami Field Office knows how long it takes to receive the actual oath ceremony letter? Been in line since the 18th of December and still haven't received anything. 

9 minutes ago, lovemywife85 said:

USCIS can also call you for another interview if the officer needs to speak to you again to resolve any issues on your eligibility for citizenship. This usually happens when something in your application, something you said in your first interview, or some document you provided is confusing to the officer or doesn’t match information that USCIS received after your interview.

Another reason for a second interview is that USCIS needs you to answer questions about what might have happened since your first interview.

USCIS can’t make you come back for an interview any sooner than 60 days after your first. Usually, the second interview will be scheduled to occur 60 to 90 days after the first, because the law encourages USCIS to make a decision within 120 days of the date of your first interview. You can’t request to postpone the second interview for a date more than 90 days after the first unless you agree to give up your right to get a decision within 120 days of your first interview.

I don't owe taxes but thanks for your responses they helped a lot. Good to know that I won't have to wait too long for the second interview to be scheduled.

The initial interview took place on the 28th of November 2018. I don't remember everything. All I remember is that I had two missing tax documents 2016 and 2017. I got a request for evidence to submit them. I need you to give an estimate of when I can expect the second interview.

Just now, lovemywife85 said:

Did you send them the Docs that they ask you for? Usually, after 30 days, they will look at the docs. Did you pass the English and  Civic test?

Yes I sent them all the docs, passed the civic and English test as well. I know that they looked at the docs already but what I want to know is how long is it going to be until the second interview. The tier 2 officer told me it's on the way. Is it going to be one month or two until it's scheduled?

1 minute ago, lovemywife85 said:

Why do they ask you to do a second interview? If you explain more I might be able to know what to answer you? Do they ask for like Tax doc?

Yes like tax docs stuffs like that.

1 minute ago, lovemywife85 said:

Is it ROC ? I mean do you have your 10 years card ? 

Yes I have my 10 years green card. It's a second citizenship interview. How long is it going to take?

21 hours ago, lovemywife85 said:

Why you need a second interview? May I ask you thanks!

Because I got a request for evidence for my case so the tier 2 officer over the phone told me that I have a second interview on the way. Do you how long it might take to be called? It's already been a month.

21 hours ago, lovemywife85 said:

Why you need a second interview? May I ask you thanks!

How long does it take to be called for a second citizenship interview at the Miami Field Office?

On 1/22/2019 at 5:52 PM, Luckycuds said:

Hi have you had your ceremony? I know someone who was affected from Boston and he had his ceremony just last week. 

Mine was a completely different situation. I got an RFE... On stand by mode right now...

Has anyone from the Miami Field Office been affected by the death of the 41st President about their naturalization ceremony? Mine was supposed to take place on December 7 2018, but got a call from USCIS the day before that it has been rescheduled for a later date. Please let me know. Thank you.

15 hours ago, Miamifilerrr said:

He must be a military member or alaskan field office filer in order to get scheduled in two months lol....

 

by the way my interview has been scheduled on March 5th. Today is the 15th and still received no letter yet. Does it usually come from the field office or from the benefit center ?

That's great news Miamifiller congrats. I'm not sure where is the letter coming from, but you should receive it in the mail shortly anyway.

3 hours ago, Miamay said:

woww. did he fill out online? 

Not even online, paper. I asked him if he knows someone  who works for uscis he said no. I think he's lying...

My uncle got his interview scheduled under 2 months guys! Incredible! Orlando Filed Office  

3 hours ago, sunshinestate2013 said:

I sent my application in March, so that means I still have a couple of months to go. On which forum did you see that Miami January 2017 filers are getting their interview letters?

Just inboxed you the link

6 hours ago, sunshinestate2013 said:

325 days since I sent in my application. Still no interview letter.

Patience is a virtue my friend. Miami is moving. Miami filers who sent their application in january 2017 are receiving interview letters. (Posted on another forum)

3 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

Yes. 

 

https://www.uscis.gov/archive/blog/2013/10/applying-for-citizenship-what-to-know

Thanks a lot @SusieQQQ

Hello,

I applied based on the five years rule. I want to know if I need to bring  my tax transcripts (copies of tax return) for the past five years at the interview.

Any help would be appreciated

Thank you.

Hello everyone, 

I'm from Miami as well (Miami Field Office 8801 NW 7th Ave, Miami, FL 33150)

USCIS received my application on August 28th 2017 

My fingerprints were taken on September 26th 2017

2 days later my status online changed : Case Is In Line For An Interview

On the USCIS website it says that this particular field office is processing cases from August 2016, which in my opinion is pretty slow. I also read on another forum that people from that same field office are receiving their interview letters 8 months after fingerprinting. Hopefully I won't have to wait a whole year for my interview to be scheduled. 6 months would be a reasonable wait tho.

Please: @Miamifilerrr and @Miamay since we're from the same field office, keep posting on this thread how things are coming along (Updates, News) as I've been looking for Miami filers as well. They're pretty hard to find to be honest!

Good luck everyone.