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Today I got an update on my N400. It was approved and oath was finally scheduled for 5/16/23.
- My ceremony was scheduled 69 days after my interview
- N400 filing to oath timeframe: 215 days
Almost there.
Does anyone know if I can bring my wife and 2 year old to the ceremony?
- aikkkoo and PedroDaGr8
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I finished my n400 interview at the seattle FO on 2/17/23. They gave me a decision cannot be made notice because of the I751 hadn’t been transferred to the office yet. I was told that I should be scheduled for an oath within 1-2 weeks.
I don’t hear anything until 4/12. The ROC today showed approved and a new card is being mailed to me. The n400 status still says interview scheduled.
this is really weird. I thought they were going to transfer my case and then approve both followed by an oath ceremony.
has any one seen this happen ? Should I be concerned ? Why are they mailing me a new green card instead of just wrapping up the n400?
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Today there was finally an update on my ROC. It flipped to Card is being produced. A little weird because it was supposed to be transferred to the Seattle FO where I have already finished my N400. Now I wonder when the Seattle FO will schedule the oath. Has this happened to anyone ?
total time for approval of ROC was 544 days. Receipt on 10/15/21 and approval today.
- Jordanian Bride and OldUser
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4 hours ago, OldUser said:
I see, good luck and keep us updated, @TheLastMile
As suspected, it was the 48 month extension letter. Sigh. Back to the waiting game.
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4 minutes ago, OldUser said:
It's likely 48 month extension letter.
You cannot get oath letter before N-400 interview and approval.
I already did my n400 interview. Passed but the officer gave me a decision cannot be made notice due to pending i751. He said I would get oath in 1-2 weeks. I’m at week 6 with no word now.
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1 minute ago, OldUser said:
It's likely 48 month extension letter
Thanks. That’s good but frustrating. I’m just waiting now for the oath to be scheduled because my i751 file wasn’t at the field office when I did my n400 interview.
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Have something in the mail today from USCIS. I’m hoping it’s the oath letter but the online account status hasn’t changed for my i751 or n400 (biometrics reused and interview scheduled respectively). Has anyone gotten the oath in the mail before online account updates ?
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Adding my case. Seattle FO.
i751 files on 10/15/23
i751 bio reuse 12/29/23
n400 interview 2/17/23
decision cannot be made response but officer said everything looked good and he would approve. He also said to expect oath within 1-2 weeks. It’s been 6 weeks today and no response.
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On 3/2/2023 at 7:41 PM, phillyfiler13 said:
Yup, same. It’s been 3 weeks for me.
Hit my 3 weeks today. Nothing yet. Any luck anyone else?
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1 hour ago, phillyfiler13 said:
Yup, same. It’s been 3 weeks for me.
Thanks for sharing. I don’t feel so alone now. What expectation for the oath did the officer set for you when you left ?
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It’s now been 2 weeks since my N400 (3 year rule with ROC) interview was completed. The officer said everything looked good and will be approving but can’t do same day oath because the ROC file was in another database and needs to be transferred over. He said I should expect an oath in 1-2 weeks. Since that time my USCIS account just reads
“Your case status is unavailable at this time. We are working to get you accurate information as soon as possible.”
for every case listed 😳. No word from USCIS. does anyone have any similar experiences or knowledge to share ? When should I expect an oath invitation? I tried calling them and they just said to wait for it in the mail.
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I had my naturalization appointment today (via 3 year rule, ROC pending). The interview itself was super smooth and I was told I passed and was approved for naturalization but the IO didn’t have the ROC on hand to review and therefore I can’t do the oath same day. He said it will be transferred within 24 hours to the FO and will be scheduled for oath within 1-2 weeks. While disappointing I was relieved to have passed this milestone and now only have the oath remaining.
did anyone else have this situation ? Any idea how long it actually takes to get the path scheduled?
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13 minutes ago, NorthByNorthwest said:
I'll be in a similar spot, but it depends on whether there will be a same-day oath ceremony. Once you've had the ceremony you can look for urgent travel appointments at the Seattle Agency if you have proof of travel within 14 days. I've seen people in this thread getting their passport same day within that category.
Interesting. My appointment is very early in the morning (so I'm hoping no reason to not have same day oath). Do you or anyone know why you wouldn't have same day oath?
Also on the passport - should I call and make an appointment prior to my citizenship interview so I'm prepared or will they not allow that?
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I have some international travel coming up shortly after my naturalization interview. I want to apply for passport via the urgent travel expedite process. Has anyone done this before ? How quickly can I get my passport this way?
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On 1/3/2023 at 3:54 AM, anon_G said:
Hello Seattle N-400 Filers,
Any recent N400 interview scheduled notices out of Seattle? Still appears to be paused and wondering when they would resume N400 processing!
update on mine: interview was rescheduled ! 2/16/23 now. Pushed out by a week. No idea why or what prompted it. -
2 hours ago, Gaps0214 said:
Hello Seattle N-400 Filers,
Updating the thread that we have now been issued a USCIS Form N-4405 Notice of Naturalization Oath Ceremony for January 2023.
This would be a few days over 18 months to the day from the filing of I-751 Removal of Conditions via Lockbox and assigned to LIN Nebraska for processing.
This would be a few days over 6 months to the day from the filing of N-400 Application for Naturalization via Online and processed in Seattle, WA.
You can see more details in my timeline.
The journey is almost over and we are very grateful and appreciate all of you in this forum for keeping us company along the way.
Happiest new year to everyone,
G&A
Congratulations 🎊🍾🎉
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13 hours ago, Gaps0214 said:
I'm sorry to read your interview was rescheduled.
It is possible that the person who had your case in their workload is indisposed for an urgent reason and they may have some difficulty reassigning and redistributing the cases to other officers. I don't think it has anything to do with your paperwork at all.
You'd be better off expecting them to take time to sort that out.
Cheers,
Thank you. My best guess right now is that the winter storms in the PNW have disrupted interview schedules. It’s possible they are reworking case loads as they cope from the fallouts.
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Ok super disappointing news. I got *another* letter from USCIS saying “sorry for the inconvenience but we had to de-schedule your previously scheduled interview due to unforeseen circumstances”. The letter says they will be in touch with another date or next steps. I’ve never heard of this before. Has anyone else gotten anything like it ?
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1 hour ago, Gaps0214 said:
So, it's a bit of a disappointment. The letter we just received from USCIS is a notice of action re: 1-751 transferred to National Benefits Center.
The obvious question is WHY?
We passed an N-400 interview more than a month ago while the I-751 pending at Nebraska LIN.
What could possibly be the reason for moving the I-751 to NBC instead of to the Seattle local office?
It doesn't make sense.
Any thoughts? Would appreciate it.
Cheers,
Sorry to hear about the disappointment. I don’t know enough about USCIS to offer any insight. Keep your hopes up. Have you talked to a lawyer to see what your options are ?
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Interview scheduled (and my account started working again on Monday). 2/7/23. Wish us luck ! So excited!
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56 minutes ago, elmers said:
Happened to me this last Thursday for a few hours, which was weird. Then all good.
Oh yeah the new verification code then came from a different number than usual. My guess is they are changing a few things in their system.
I’m still totally locked out. Nuts.
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Also - is anyone having trouble accessing their my USCIS account ? My SMS text second factor codes are not coming through since Friday. Super weird.
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2 hours ago, BANDIE said:
On Monday I had my interview with a pending removal of conditions. I got the test questions, and then I was asked few questions about my marriage. My husband was not required to attend the interview with me.
Then, the interviewer asked the yes/no questions, and then told me that I can proceed to get my oath ceremony. After getting the Oath, I got a case update that notified me of the oath. A day after I got a text confirming that my removal of conditions application was transferred to seattle. It is not approved yet, but I do not care. I do not know if it matters, but we moved to another state and got back to Seattle early this year. Removals conditions was submitted while we lived in the other coast around June 2021.
Then proceed to book an appointment for my passport. I did not expect to get the oath on the same day. For the USPS passport, I was lucky to find an open slot for today's morning. Something to note is that for your passport they will keep your naturalization doc. You also need to bring at least two other IDs. It could be your DL /State ID and an insurance card for example. You need to bring cash or debit card to USPS. They do not take credit cards. I chose the fastest shipping so I should get my passport between 2 and 4 weeks counting from today. I chose the passport (book) and card.
Any insights on getting the enhanced driver license? Not sure of whether is worth getting it since it is not needed until 2025 now.
Good luck everyone!
Thanks for sharing. I couldn’t find you on the spreadsheet. If you don’t mind - when did you apply for the N400 and when did you get scheduled ?
N-400 and I-751 Combo Pending -- Part 2
in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion
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Today I got an update on my N400. It was approved and oath was finally scheduled for 5/16/23.