Contact someone?

[cindaroo64 0]

We are still waiting for the invitation letter for our oath ceremony. Had successful interviews on 3/30/10 and was told we would receive letter in 2-4 weeks! After four weeks I did some investigating on my own and found out the next oath ceremony in our area wasn't until July 16th so I didn't panick...well, now it's July 6th, still no letter...who can I contact and how do I find out anything? (we are dealing with Chicago offices) Thanks!

[milimelo 4,479]

We are still waiting for the invitation letter for our oath ceremony. Had successful interviews on 3/30/10 and was told we would receive letter in 2-4 weeks! After four weeks I did some investigating on my own and found out the next oath ceremony in our area wasn't until July 16th so I didn't panick...well, now it's July 6th, still no letter...who can I contact and how do I find out anything? (we are dealing with Chicago offices) Thanks!

I'd get in touch with the IO that did the interview - they seemed very receptive to people who showed up for their oath even though they were sent letters not to come - Chicago office.

[v333k 59]

We are still waiting for the invitation letter for our oath ceremony. Had successful interviews on 3/30/10 and was told we would receive letter in 2-4 weeks! After four weeks I did some investigating on my own and found out the next oath ceremony in our area wasn't until July 16th so I didn't panick...well, now it's July 6th, still no letter...who can I contact and how do I find out anything? (we are dealing with Chicago offices) Thanks!

infopass is another option. Do it quickly so that you can add your name to the list...

[cindaroo64 0]

infopass is another option. Do it quickly so that you can add your name to the list...

what is infopass?

[v333k 59]

what is infopass?

Hi,

InfoPass is an Internet-based system that enables the public to go online to schedule appointments with immigration information officers at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) offices. If you have a complex immigration question or need that is best addressed by a trained USCIS officer in person, InfoPass offers a convenient alternative to waiting in line for assistance. InfoPass is a secure Internet site.

Typically, customers would begin lining up at several USCIS Offices sometimes before dawn to ensure they have an opportunity to speak with an immigration information officer about their case. Because of the overwhelming demand, many people must be turned away. With InfoPass, people who come to busiest USCIS Offices, can be assured they'll get the assistance they need. And they can schedule their appointments for a date and time that is convenient for them.

Taking an appointment

• Visit Info Pass website. InfoPass is available now at all USCIS offices.
• Choose your preferred language. InfoPass is currently offered in 12 languages.
• Follow screen prompts asking for your zip code, name, birth date, phone number, desired appointment type, date, and time.
• InfoPass generates an electronic appointment notice, which appears on the screen.
• InfoPass appointments are available in two-weeks.

Documents to take to the appointment

• Bring a print out of the appointment notice. The notice gives the date and time of the appointment, the USCIS office address, and instructions on any additional documents required.
• Be prepared to present personal identification, such as a government-issued ID card, passport, valid driver's license, I-94, Work Authorization Card, or green card (I-551).
• Bring any forms, receipts, translations, and original documents related to your inquiry.
• You can cancel and reschedule appointments over the Internet using the identification numbers at the bottom of your appointment confirmation notice.
• If you lose your appointment notice, you may generate a replacement by accessing InfoPass and entering the information.

[milimelo 4,479]

If your infopass is in the same building (as it should be in Chicago office), just go up to the 3rd floor and talk to one of the IOs.