Letter to my congress man

[Presley 4]

Hey guys I got a question. To whom do I writ a letter regarding a decision about my citizenship interview. My senators or my representativr

[Anh map 2,098]

US Senators typically have more influence. Though they cannot change anything. All the office can do is ask questions.

[Presley 4]

I haven't received a decision yet. Do I have to Valle them or write a letter. Please advice will be very appreciated. Thanks

[Presley 4]

I'm sooty do I have to call them or write them a letter

[Barca 10]

but I would call USCIS first!

since you are in palm beach, i am assuming your senetor is Bill Nelson...

here is his website: http://billnelson.senate.gov/

under contact bill, he has a link to send him an email to deal with an agency:

http://billnelson.senate.gov/contact/email.cfm

Good luck!

Edited June 13, 2012 by Barca

[Presley 4]

Thanks Barca. I appreciate ur help. I called them like 5 times and they kept telling me to wait 120 days

[Presley 4]

but I would call USCIS first!

since you are in palm beach, i am assuming your senetor is Bill Nelson...

here is his website: http://billnelson.senate.gov/

under contact bill, he has a link to send him an email to deal with an agency:

http://billnelson.senate.gov/contact/email.cfm

Good luck!

Yea I called them more than five times they kept tellin me to wait 120 days. And the supervisor review has been completed since may 9 2012. Shoul I contact my senator.

[Barca 10]

Yea I called them more than five times they kept tellin me to wait 120 days. And the supervisor review has been completed since may 9 2012. Shoul I contact my senator.

some one on this forum suggested to ask for an Immigration Office when you call...did you status get updated on their site?

[Presley 4]

some one on this forum suggested to ask for an Immigration Office when you call...did you status get updated on their site?

Yes the status changed from initial review to post decision 2 days after my interview. It says that the supervisor review was completed

[NotBonJovi 6]

Perhaps, doing an Infopass with your DO and having a face-to-face meet with an IO would not hurt. Remember, they have 120 days after interview to respond to you. Hopefully the Infopass would provide you an answer.

Good Luck!

Edited June 13, 2012 by NotBonJovi

[foreignfantasy 0]

I had my interview in February, and I still have no oath letter!!! In 6 days it's gonna be 120 days since my interview, and I'm planning on calling them again a few days after that, if I still don't hear anything. I don't know what to do, this is very frustrating. A while after the interview my case status changed to Placed in line for oath scheduling, then they realized that my fingerprints expired in the meantime ( how do fingerprints "expire" anyway?! ), of course they "expired", they took their sweet time in processing my case... so they sent me a fingerprints appointment for May 29, I had that done but my case had changed to Initial Review, and it's still there now. What happened to Placed in Line for Oath Scheduling? Lol...

I called USCIS a few days ago and of course they told me to wait, because my case hasn't been reached yet. If it hasn't been reached, why did they place me in line for oath scheduling before they realized my fingerprints expired? Don't they have to reach it in order to realize my fingerprints weren't valid anymore? Ugh...

[No-Where-Man 147]

What usually happen is that you go to your interview, even though the officer give an approval decision, they route the petition to their supervisor who give the final decision, this is when expires finger prints and issues might a rise. so they placed you on Oath, then at the very end someone said hey finger prints expired,

You will get your oath soon.

For Presly,

You can contact the senator, sometime it work, sometime it does not, you have the right anyway to make an official request 120 days after the interview.

I see your interview was on May, dont you think its a litle bit early to involve a senator etc?, I mean usually you should wait at least 8 weeks of your interview then you start being worried!!!!!

Hope it works out for you guys.

I had my interview in February, and I still have no oath letter!!! In 6 days it's gonna be 120 days since my interview, and I'm planning on calling them again a few days after that, if I still don't hear anything. I don't know what to do, this is very frustrating. A while after the interview my case status changed to Placed in line for oath scheduling, then they realized that my fingerprints expired in the meantime ( how do fingerprints "expire" anyway?! ), of course they "expired", they took their sweet time in processing my case... so they sent me a fingerprints appointment for May 29, I had that done but my case had changed to Initial Review, and it's still there now. What happened to Placed in Line for Oath Scheduling? Lol...

I called USCIS a few days ago and of course they told me to wait, because my case hasn't been reached yet. If it hasn't been reached, why did they place me in line for oath scheduling before they realized my fingerprints expired? Don't they have to reach it in order to realize my fingerprints weren't valid anymore? Ugh...

[Presley 4]

Thanks no were man

[rocks 494]

I see your interview was on May, dont you think its a litle bit early to involve a senator etc?, I mean usually you should wait at least 8 weeks of your interview then you start being worried!!!!!

Hope it works out for you guys.

If they told you to wait 120 days then unfortunately all you can do is wait 120 days. If you don't hear anything by September 5th then get back in contact with USCIS.

[Presley 4]

Yay. They put me on queu for oth ceremony.