OATH ceremony

[citizen 0]

finished my interview in jun 06..but still no word bout a oath ceremony..

contacted the senator n congressman's office..they say everything is in "place" jus hang in there..

contacted the uscis cust serv no (twice), transferred to two diff cust serv reps..no name check pending nor fbi check pending, in their words "everything is good to go" but they too dont have a idea bout when i would get into a oath ceremony!!

is anyone in this same situation ???

TIA for any inputs

[shalz 0]

I was going thru the same situation last year.

I was interviewed in April 2005 and heard nothing after that... I kept on calling the 1-800 number and they kept on placing requests over requests and then finally in december I receive a letter from USCIS saying that I was scheduled to show up there on the 2nd of December... DUH !!! How would in the world i know i have to be there....and after this, I didn't waste any of my time calling the 1-800. I made an Info-pass appointment and filled out a sheet of paper explaning what had happened and then the officer said that she would forwarded this to the supervisor and I will receive a call from them.... No later than a month I received a call and was given a new date for the oath ceremony. So, I would suggest you to do the same and waste no time calling the 1-800 number.

Good Luck !!!!

[citizen 0]

tanx a lot shalz..

but i did contact the office via infopass in sept (i was initially told am in for a oath in sept!!)!! they said i am scheduled for the next oath ceremony (they didnt have one in the month of OCT!!). its hardly 2 weeks left for the next oath ceremony, i.e on nv 15th.

[Al Southner 0]

Guys,

You have to file a lawsuit under Immigration policy, statute 1447(B) which stipulate, this is a paraphrase: if a candidate's application for naturalization has not been completed 120 days from the day of the initial examination, the candidate can seek a relief through his/her local district court.)

As such, if you have not been invited to an oath ceremony, then go to a local court and request a package on how to file a pro se civil case against the US govt. Look at the last notice you received from USCIS inviting to the interview, at the back of it, it tells you a relief which you seek.

You can sue the got on your own, and most people who have, have been able to be sworn in as USC in a relatively short time.

I was going thru the same situation last year.

I was interviewed in April 2005 and heard nothing after that... I kept on calling the 1-800 number and they kept on placing requests over requests and then finally in december I receive a letter from USCIS saying that I was scheduled to show up there on the 2nd of December... DUH !!! How would in the world i know i have to be there....and after this, I didn't waste any of my time calling the 1-800. I made an Info-pass appointment and filled out a sheet of paper explaning what had happened and then the officer said that she would forwarded this to the supervisor and I will receive a call from them.... No later than a month I received a call and was given a new date for the oath ceremony. So, I would suggest you to do the same and waste no time calling the 1-800 number.

Good Luck !!!!

[citizen 0]

jus now called the uscis cust #, talked to a nice lady and got to know that i am scheduled for oath on dec 1st week..

tanx to u all

shall continue in th k3 section

[Lil-Lost-Girl 0]

Hi,

could you please tell me the number you called, as we are having the same problems as you have had

Thank you,

Issy