tbdcitizen

Finally an update worth noting- "Oath Ceremony will be Scheduled"
 
Life happened and this wasn't a top priority for me for last 2 months. During the time, I got no updates what so ever and the status was still "Interview was scheduled".
 
After 2.5 months I thought this is enough as this wasn't an issue I had to begin with but a USCIS system issue preventing me from completing my journey.
I reached out to the following with the inquiry in my case.
Congressman's office - They reached out to USCIS and got response within a day. The response was standard that it hasn't been 120 days. sigh... USCIS Ombudsman's office - I had contacted this office 3 weeks back as I knew they take longer, a couple days before the update in USCIS, they reached out to me that they have asked USCIS for update. USCIS officer and Field director- I also sent a letter each to interviewing officer and field office director requesting for an update. I am not sure of the #2 or #3, which one helped but I have an status I wanted and now await the actual oath schedule.
 
 

If it showed you the earliest you could apply and you did that, I don't think you shouldn't have any issues. I became a citizen last week and took the oath on the same day and I also applied within the 90 day period, my process was quick only three months even the officer said it's good that you applied right away. I'm sure they will schedule your ceremony soon.

Hopefully they figure it out soon and it goes through. I submitted mine 3:45am CT the day of. What's crazy is that i was reviewing it the night before in anticipation of submitting it the next morning (the 90 day mark) and the night before the system actually thought it was June 15th (my date). But it wasn't, it was June 14th. It seemingly would have let me submit the day before but it would have been early. Fingers crossed the system doesn't cause us problems.....

Putting aside the technical/ IT issues of the system missing one day, the fact that you did a calendar count should have been sufficient to call for the N-400 Unit Supervisor with authority to approve on the spot, if the interviewing officer lacked the authority to override a “ system” .
 
You will of course be approved, but if you are not willing to wait out a few weeks, then you can still take action to try and speed it up , while at the same time bringing more attention to the glitch :
 
1. Google your Congressman , download case authorization form and ask that Congressional Liason help with resolving , as the error is w USCIS and could have been resolved on the spot. You can email back to them w a copy of your id ( to verify you live in the district) and follow up w a call in a few days. It works .
Do note there is currently a class action for delayed N-400 s..
 
2. Draft a letter requesting prompt adjudication , state the facts as you posted and email one  to ombudsman as well as mail another to the Attn of your Field Office Director.  
 
You write well and should be quite effective…In the meantime, Congratulations! And no worries…I trust your math count.
 
 

I hear you and may be a day or two would have made a difference but the fundamental problem here is the online filing system is not working as expected at times.
When it happens, we should push to fix it rather than accepting that there is issue and victim blaming.
 
I followed a published rule that is documented very well. I like many immigrant am very excited to complete my journey and applied at the earliest I was eligible for.
I did my due diligence and verified using 3 methods if I was eligible and filed on the day I became eligible. Nothing wrong with that. 
1. USCIS Early filing calculator
2. USCIS Naturalization Eligibility calculator
3. Manual days counting back from my anniversary date. 
 
Hopefully things will work out fine at the end for me and others in similar situation.
 
 

I am glad it went well for you. Shows that the issue is intermittent.
Hopefully I will get mine resolved soon.

There have been some cases reported as filing too early when they filed exactly on the 90 days mark.