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N400 Interview Descheduled - Boston - Any Thoughts?

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Hello all - I sent in my N400 application to VSC in early June and in the last week of Aug, I received an interview date of Oct 1. Then about two weeks ago, I received another letter telling me that my interview was cancelled. The last line of the letter reads "We will advise you of any further action taken on this case, including any rescheduled interview information, under a separate notice."

Don't quite know what to make of this. Any thoughts/suggestions?

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Hello all - I sent in my N400 application to VSC in early June and in the last week of Aug, I received an interview date of Oct 1. Then about two weeks ago, I received another letter telling me that my interview was cancelled. The last line of the letter reads "We will advise you of any further action taken on this case, including any rescheduled interview information, under a separate notice."

Don't quite know what to make of this. Any thoughts/suggestions?

Usually it happens when they are moving to new locations, and/or somebody is on vacation, so they don't have enough manpower to handle the case.

You may get another interview letter in next month or so.

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It's been a month now since I received the cancellation letter and I still haven't heard anything. Does it make sense to make an InfoPass appointment now or should I just wait a few more weeks?

If the office is nearby, and it's not a big hassle for you it probably wouldn't be a bad idea to make an info pass appointment just to get a little more info on the anticapated delay. Ont eh other hand, it you are in great hurry to have your citizenship approved )ie no travel or vacation plans) then you could just sit and wait for a few more weeks. I don't think either way will get your rescheduled interview any sooner. GoodLuck.

N400 at California SC, Field office- Los Angeles

Sep 3, 2007 Application Mailed

Sep 12, 2007 - Priority date

Nov 9,2007 - check cashed

Nov 20,2007 - NOA1: "expect to be notified within 425 days of this notice",

Jan 10, 2008 - fingerprints appointment (letter lost due to mailing address receipted incorrectly)

Feb 7, 2008 - fingerprints done (took about 10 min - as a walk-in)

Sept 8, 2008 - Interview date (letter received Jul 18) - rescheduled at my request

Jan 6, 2009 - Interview date

Feb 26, 2009 - Citizenship Oath

*online status "case received Oct 29", no touches showing.

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