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email just blew up with a bunch of messages.
 
Net result:
egov shows oath scheduled as of today (no date).
myuscis shows no information (yet).

Got a call too for the same day in Boston.. My oath was scheduled for March 25th and now June 11. Alhamdulilah after a long wait. 

Got a phone call from Jacksonville USCIS office asking me if I can come in for oath ceremony on June 11. The person I was talking to emailed me an oath ceremony letter immediately after the phone call. Status on myUSCIS was updated shortly after.
My original oath ceremony was supposed to be on March 19 but got descheduled because all USCIS offices closed on March 18. 
 
I can't bring any guests and I need to bring my own pen, but I'm excited anyways!

Got scheduled for oath on June 16th and like I suspected it'll be held outside the federal plaza. @Hamido did you get the same date as well?

Me too 😄 see you there. 

They are sending me to Memphis for the oath! 😮
June 10th

OMG Congrats!!
I submitted mine in early November last year and I'm still waiting for my interview to be scheduled. Glad to hear they start scheduling interviews tho. 

Hello everyone! 🙂
 
I submitted my Application Feb 21,2020 online under 319(b), my local office is Washington,DC and today June 1st I received an Email for Interview Schedule no letter and date yet. Fingers cross almost at the finish line🤞🙏

That's cool!!
I keep thinking of how many of the changes that this pandemic generated are actually great changes that will remain once the crisis is over - not just in USCIS but all over the world.

Finally after a long wait (10 months) I became American citizen on 5/27/2020. Thank you so much VJ for all the help and support during this long journey!!!! 

Good luck to you! I applied since in October. 

A Utah woman in a Facebook group messaged me this morning to let me know she received a letter that her interview has been rescheduled and to check her documents in a few days. I am not sure if my husband has also received an email like this, but it makes me so happy because it means our USCIS office is starting to schedule appointments again. 

On the myUSCIS didn't show new status ,but go to documents it showed the new interview is scheduled, I can download the PDF of the interview letter.  my interview was scheduled on March 25 (USCIS close a week before that Mar 18). new interview is set to June 24. (3 month after the original interview date)  . Im so happy its finally starting to open up.  good luck everyone

Hello fellow March 2019 ROC filers!  
 
Assuming this is my last post to this group... ROC case, filed March, 2019/approved May 22, 2020.
 
App status changed May 29 PM to "Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office"...and indeed it was! Arrived by USPS Priority Mail @ 2:30 PM.  
 
Mailed K-1 visa application on April 13, 2016...4+ years later, permanent green card in hand. Its been a long road full of anxiety, confusion, hard work, and frustration! But we're so very happy to be where we are today! Just a bit farther to go...N-400 filed in March. Just waiting now for biometrics appt to be re-scheduled, then interview,    citizenship test, and oath; USCIS online acct shows estimated case completion time August 2020. We'll see...
 
Good luck everyone! And thank you for your insights, opinions, encouragement, and good humor over the past 14+ months.  
 
--Noom and David

Oath ceremony scheduled for next month. I can’t believe it’s coming to an end - almost 5 years from K1 visa to N400. 

Thanks Lord. They just schedule my oath ceremony for this coming Wednesday 20th. Can’t wait. I’m glad I will be done with this.. 
 

Funny enough, I just got the same notification but still can't see my date yet as well. I figure we'll probably get the dates tomorrow. Let me know when's your date and I guess it'll end up being held at the federal plaza since I had a friend take his oath there this last past Wednesday. Hopefully things die down a bit with the tension this weekend.

I totally understand you. We become so paranoid all these years with this and that, that at least to me now that I'm a USC it feels like I broke up with a past friend who I'm gonna "miss" somehow.  

Oath ceremony has been rescheduled for June 11th!🙌🏽 Woo hoo!!!

My oath ceremony has been rescheduled for June 10 at 810 Gears Rd. My original date was March 18.
 
Here is a copy of the letter received in case it is useful to others who are waiting and wondering what to expect. The TLDR is no guests, wear a face mask, and reschedule penalty free if you're sick.
 
 

Hi All!
 
Although I just registered on this site, I have been reading it for a very long time and wanted to share my extremely long path to citizenship, in hopes that someone will benefit from it. Thank you everyone who shared their stories and comments, and I want to give specifics thanks to @mindthegap for your contribution: your situation is very similar to mine, and as your posts kept me going, I sincerely hope this post will raise your spirits as well.
 
I came to this country with J1 visa in 2009, met my ex-husband, fell in love, and we decided to start our life together here. I was able to get a tourist visa while in the country, extended it couple of times, till we got married in 2011. And so I applied for residency in the beginning of 2012. This step was very straightforward, the interview was very nice and quick, so I was set with my conditional green card by May 2012 (very fast, right?). That is when the honeymoon phase of my relationship with immigration ended.
 
We filed out a joint petition to remove conditions 2 months before the green card expired, in the beginning on 2014. At the end of 2014, we got RFE, and then we had an interview in May 2015. That was the worst day of my life. And I've had some pretty bad days in my past, believe me.
I have never felt that way, so threatened as my privacy was being violated in such a rude way. Don't get me wrong, I understand that the officer is supposed to know all you private paperwork stuff. I understand they are supposed to make you feel scared of them. But the way I was treated felt like something out of a horror movie (for lack of a better comparison).
The interview was in NJ. While they do not have stokes interview like NY does (officially), they do separate couples without notice. The only difference is that you are not being recorded, so they can "tah-dam" do it wouthout notifying you. They did not let our lawyer stay in the room with my ex (as the lawyer represented just me on G-28 form, not us together), and threatened him with jail and fines to sign a paper that our marriage was fake. He didn't do it, so they questioned him, then brought me in, questioned me, and commented on the results.
All the questions were pretty standard, although I found it very odd that the officer asked us to draw the bedroom, but with her hands - I was not allowed to even touch the paper. Needless to say, it was like drawing though a glass wall - no matter what I say, she would draw it completely differently (I have to admit I am a perfectionist, but how hard could it be to draw a bed that takes up most of the room in the middle? no, she would draw it in the corner taking up 1/8 of the room. then move it to the other side. then when I said it is in the middle, she would give me a look like I have two heads and like no one in this world can access their bed from both sides). My ex told me he had the same issues with drawing. To this day I can't understand why I couldn't draw it myself.
Then at the end she asked us when was the last time we were intimate. Yes, she did. And my lawyer didn't say anything. I did realize by the end of the interview that this specific lawyer was useless, but the whole reason you take them with you is for them to object these types of questions, right? Oh well, I guess the officer got everybody scared in the room, not just me.
I would say we got about 95% of our questions matching. So I am not sure what was the issue (still don't know, after all these years), however that's when everything went silent. The issues I had to deal with while getting the stamps every half a year (and you know, renewing the driver's license every time too)... They probably deserve a different post.
 
I filed for divorce in 2017. It was supposed to be easy, we agreed on everything, he even signed the paper to waive 30-day "waiting for his response" period. Then after waiting for a month, my lawyer calls me to say that the clerk lost my paperwork (after stamps and signatures provided by them that they received it). At exactly the same time, I receive a letter that we are invited for an interview in two weeks. Do you think that was a coincidence? Doesn't look like one to me. The officer held my case for 3 years, and suddenly, the same month we file for divorce, I get that invitation. If I went to that interview, I would have been denied on the spot as we were not officially divorced yet. To me this looks like a set up, and after reading hundreds of similar posts, it looks like it's a very common practice that makes the immigrant look very bad. Would love to hear other people's thoughts on this.
This is the point of my story when I got extremely lucky. I was actually in the middle of moving to NY. Yes, it is a different state, a different jurisdiction, so they HAD TO move my case to NY. So I made sure I went to NJ office to hand them my new NY address and ID, as well as a letter from a new lawyer that he has a hearing in a different state on that day (although the letter itself would have probably been useless in that situation). I was very worried about not showing up for the interview, and I am not sure how, but it worked. They moved the case away from NJ!!
 
The wait didn't end though. I actually started seeing a psychologist around that time because of my anxiety over immigration. So... I got fed up with all of that, and in February 2019 (five(!) years after I filed I-751) I filed for citizenship based on the 5-year rule. That's when everything changed. They scheduled I-751 waiver interview for May, it was very long and detailed, but the officer was very respectful and did not make me feel threatened at all. I received my green card, and ironically, before I got time to enjoy it, I was called for the 440 interview I think in October. I cried when I got my certificate - literally a little over 10 years after I came to the country.
 
Damn, this turned out very long, and I didn't even included all the details I wanted to. Enjoy the shortened version
At the end, I just want to say that there's always hope, and I hope all of you who are waiting (for whatever immigration owes to them), will get it resolved very soon. I hope you will meet all the great people of this country who are nice, helpful, and who genuinely care about others. Believe me, especially important in this day and age, there are a lot of people like that. 
 

Oath scheduled June 10. 

Hi,
Just Checked my acct on Myuscis, there's a notice to appear for Oath Ceremony at the Miami Field office on June 8th. I was originally schedule for March 20th, then de-sceduled because of the Covid-19 Pandemic.
GOOD LUCK TO THE REST OF YOU WAITING. OF YOU ALL WAITING.

Unbelievable,
 
I checked my status today after 5pm and guess what it says ? New card being produiced !!!! I hope it's not a glitch ! Myuscis account still is not reflecting the change.
Finally can focus on N400 and be done with this long journey, I wish everyone a fast journey, faster than mine.
No AOS or I75 interview. Filed December 10th, so they are waving the interview requirement.
 

Thank you! I contacted her office on May 12.
The RFE letter was sent on May 15 and I received on May 18. It came from USCIS Boise, ID.
I sent the reply to RFE (the mail containing supporting evidence) on Wednesday May 20. It arrived on Tuesday 26th.
Somebody from her office called me on Friday May 22. They said they will inquiry this week with USCIS (to follow up).
My GC got approved today.
😄😄😄😄