Eskulap

Thank you aircraft. That I just received in my uscis inbox. I have never received such notice and I don’t know what they need from me. After that I called them and spoke with L2 officer they told me they don’t need anything at this point. Very very odd.

mail from uscis:

Requesting information about your N-400, Application for Naturalization:

USCIS systems indicate that you appeared for your naturalization interview on June 18, 2019. Examination of your N-400 application shows that additional information, documents or forms are needed before your application can be acted upon. 

On June 18, 2019, USCIS issued you a Notice of Continuance. Your case is currently in suspense or on hold until we receive your response.

You may view and print a copy of your USCIS Notice of Continuance within your USCIS online filing system account. After you log in to your USCIS online filing system account, access the Home Tab to find the "Documents" field to view or print your official Notice of Continuance notice from USCIS.

We encourage you to respond to the Notice of Continuance by the response deadline. Failure to respond to the Notice of Continuance by the response deadline may result in the denial of your application. 

You may mail your response to the address listed in the notice. Make sure to include all requested documents and a copy of the notice.

Please note that extended absences outside of the United States may affect your ability to naturalize. USCIS policy requires that an applicant for naturalization must have resided continuously in the United States up to the time of naturalization. For more information on the Continuous Residence requirement, click here.

For general information about what to expect during the naturalization process, please visit our website at: my.uscis.gov/citizenship/what_to expect.

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We hope this information is helpful.

3 minutes ago, mz_066 said:

Thanks for this information, So you got your green card already, and waiting for N-400 approval? Good luck and please update me.

Yes I got gc , after that I moved from Washington to Chicago. It was 5 years ago. I got interview in Chicago on June 18 everything  went smooth , officer was really cool but I got paper “decision can not be make”  and he told me my file is lost. After 90 days I started with service requests and I called 800 number multiple times. They have never told me that my file is lost. They kept saying “pending and reviewing” . Last time L2 officer told me that file is in Washington. Really confusing and frustrating. I ll wait two more weeks and I ll hire the lawyer. I don’t feel comfortable to handle on court vs USCIS case by myself .

10 minutes ago, mz_066 said:

Hello,

 

Will you send this warning? I talked with the lawyer and tol me that filling a law suite is very expensive and not all immigration lawyers do it. Please let me know your updates. Thanks. 

I don’t know yet. I talked with L2 officer two days ago , he told me they my file is in Washington ( where I got my green card)

but they will send to Chicago shortly. Every time they tell me something different. I contacted 2 lawyers in Chicago both of them charge $2500 for WRIT on Mandamus. After that they told me you got your decision shortly ( approved or denied) . USCIS lawyer almost never go to Court. It is been 130 days from my interview.

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I m in same situation, just Chicago field office. 125 days no response. IO told me on interview that my file is lost . When I talked with L2 on the phone they told me they still didn’t find it. Very odd. Filing lawsuit in Chicago is $2500-3000 depends on a lawyer. I ll do that next week . I assume they ll never find my file. 

1 minute ago, national said:

Wow. That’s a lot. I have the same status and was talking to some people, whose wait time was around month long. Hope you’ll get back from them soon. 

Could you please keep us posted on when you get the response ?

Sure, do you remember by the chance who was your officer?

2 hours ago, national said:

Anyone waiting for the decision notice after “Decision cannot yet be made“ on Interview since September? Already 1+ month for me. 

I have been waiting since Jun 18. This week it will be 120 days. I called multiple times USCIS, I did inquire after 90 days but  absolutely no response. Very strange to me but there is really nothing you can do by yourself. You may hire lawyer and file lawsuits, but I really don’t wanna sue government. My interview was really smooth and nice , just at the end officer told me that my file is lost and they need 24-48 hours to find it. On my online is account is still “interview has been scheduled “ 

On 9/26/2019 at 3:20 PM, glowie85 said:

Hi all, 

I had my interview in Chicago yesterday (filed mid March, 3 year rule). Unfortunately, I got the all dreaded 'A decision cannot be made' box checked...

In general: I arrived 1 1/2 hours early, played it rather safe than sorry because of traffic. Check in was easy and then the wait began. There are two doors out of which the officers will come and call your number. The check in person will let you know which door/section is yours. Mind you though, even though you arrive early, they will not call you any earlier, they still go by your appointments (which is totally okay, just an FYI). Through this it happens that numbers that are way after yours are called before you. There was a steady flow of people coming in and out and about 5 or 6 different officers, I only paid attention to this for door 1, which was the one relevant to me. Some came out super happy and smiling, one I even overheard saying he was approved, some cam out with a 'meh' face, so not happy, but also not devastated, I was beginning to get my hopes up
Anyways, I waited a total of 1 hour and 45 minutes before my number was called (so only 15 minutes after my actual appointment time, which is not bad regarding the number of people waiting!). 
The officer came and we walked through the ominous door number 1. After that is a security door, only with badge and pin code you are able to get through. Anyways, we walked through several corridors until we got to his office. 
He started out with having all my identification documents in front of him, diver's license, green card, passport. Then he swore me in, took my picture and my fingerprints. 
First up was the test. My six questions were:
1. The idea of self-government is in the first three words of the Constitution. What are these words?
2. If both the President and the Vice President can no longer serve, who becomes President?
3. When was the Declaration of Independence adopted?

4. In what month do we vote for President?
5. What is one reason colonists came to America?
6. What is the capital of your state?
The 'read' sentence was ' Which state has the most people?'
The 'write' sentence was ' California has the most people.'
Needless to say, that piece was not an issue for me. Then we went on through the application and he made some corrections for me in the application (for example I put in that my husband was married '0' times, which obviously can't be true ). As others have said, they go through all questions again. 
At the end I had to sign for the changes he made and then sign for the oath. 
He looked at the supporting documents I had uploaded (I uploaded all the tax transcripts after submitting the app in the online portal, but he had them there). He didn't ask for any of the originals that I brought (husband's passport or naturalization cert or anything).
Then he took the piece of paper with the boxes and marked the test as passed, but then, to my horror, marked the 'Decision cannot be made' box and pointed to case files stacked high behind him... He said I shouldn't worry about it, he can't see that he needs anything else from me, but wants to take a second look and wants to be fair to adjudicate all the others that came first before mine. He said to expect an answer in 3 months or less. 
We then small talked a little while he prepped for the next candidate. 
All in all it was a really nice interview, without the small talk it only lasted about 15 minutes (30 minutes with small talk).
He was a really nice officer, made you feel at ease, but you can imagine that I was and still am disappointed about the outcome (especially when walking through the corridors and seeing other people's offices who don't have stacks of files sitting around on the desk or the floor, they probably approve on the spot 😟 ).

I hope he is faster than 3 months. He said the USCIS fiscal year ends end of September, so they normally get asked to do over time to get as many cases done as possible, but he didn't say that's a given, to not get my hopes up. 

Anyways, maybe my report helps someone here!
Oh, by the way, if you are going there by car, use spothero, there are some parking garages around that accept spothero and you can save a couple of bucks!

Hi,

Exactly same thing happened to me on June 18th. Everything went smooth and officer was super nice but i got paper with same decision. Unfortunately i still did not get any  update ye,t it is been little over two months.  Could you remember officer name or see on paper that u received? Mine was Martin Mcquillan.

Thanks

Just now, Eskulap said:

Just n400

Just now, Eskulap said:

Just n400

He didn’t reschedule , he interviewed me and told me that he expected file to be found in 24-48 hours. It is been month so fare so I don’t what to think now

Just now, xilef said:

ohh no , that's awful. Did you have your I-751 pending ? or was it just the N-400 ? Did they reschedule yet ?

Just n400

This guy wasn’t junior I think, he showed  me folder with  my name witch was empty.

Hi everybody,

I had interview on 6/18, everything went smoothly , passed tests , officer was really cool and it took only 10 minutes. But at the end officer told me that my file is misplaced so he can not approve me without that , but it would take just 24-48 hours to find it. It is been already a month so fare, I didn’t here the word. Online is still ‘your interview has been scheduled ‘ . Any experiences , advices??

Thank you.