N-400 - SEPTEMBER 2013 FILERS

[girimurthy 5]

Why haven't I gotten my interview yet ? ?

Oakland park office is also very slow like Hialeah- close to 2-3 months. I finished my bio on 9/23 and I got the letter on 12/8 and I see you are close to month away from me and hence wait another week or so.

[Dpeter736 4]

Oakland park office is also very slow like Hialeah- close to 2-3 months. I finished my bio on 9/23 and I got the letter on 12/8 and I see you are close to month away from me and hence wait another week or so.

I hope so. I just want to be done already!

[octoberapplican 0]

Still waiting for an interview...the USCIS notice says that I can call 90 days after the biometrics was in-line, which was October 31st for David. I guess I'll be waiting until the end of January for it. I hope it comes soon!!

Hello,

I am also at the same boat as you are, below is my info,

Live in Maryland,

Filed N-400 in October 11, 2013,

FP completed in November 15, 2013,

In line for interview December 11, 2013,

Wait for IL?

I guess reading your posting, i still need to wait for another couple of months for Baltimore office to schedule my interview appointment. Does in line for interview means that i have passed backgroung check? your input greatly appreciated. Thank you.

[OlegAndSveta 1]

Greetings to everybody,

Hope, all have had good holidays. Now, question to you, guys. Does anybody knows how long, on average, it takes to get to "in line for oath" status after successfully passed interview? Our interview was on 12/18, and there is still nothing. I'm starting to grow a little bit worried, to be honest.

Thanks,

OlegAndSveta

[lasko12 9]

I asked this question before. that sometimes delays or maybe never is updated. Don't worry. In my case, I had to wait 3 weeks after the interview and then it went straight from testing and interview to oath ceremony. So, I guess if you're are waiting for a few weeks then they're probably in process of scheduling you for the oath not putting you in the line which is good. Again that's just my guess.

[OlegAndSveta 1]

So, you are saying it was staying in "Testing and Interview" for 3 weeks, and than immediately jumped into the "Oath Ceremony", passing both "Decision" and "Post Decision Activity"?

I asked this question before. that sometimes delays or maybe never is updated. Don't worry. In my case, I had to wait 3 weeks after the interview and then it went straight from testing and interview to oath ceremony. So, I guess if you're are waiting for a few weeks then they're probably in process of scheduling you for the oath not putting you in the line which is good. Again that's just my guess.

[lasko12 9]

So, you are saying it was staying in "Testing and Interview" for 3 weeks, and than immediately jumped into the "Oath Ceremony", passing both "Decision" and "Post Decision Activity"?

yes

So, you are saying it was staying in "Testing and Interview" for 3 weeks, and than immediately jumped into the "Oath Ceremony", passing both "Decision" and "Post Decision Activity"?

yes

[OlegAndSveta 1]

yes

yes

Thanks for telling me that, good to know we are not the only ones who has been in this weird state. Hopefully, we will get a word this week.

[octoberapplican 0]

Can some one please answer this question,

what does in line for interview mean? does it mean that the back ground check is completed and you are just to be scheduled for interview?

your inputs are greatly appreciated.

[newlyweds2010 208]

Oath on January 29

[BigDaddy28 228]

I just received a text message and i checked online and i find it that they put me in oath que. I'm so excited yaaaaaay.

[newlyweds2010 208]

My letter says to report promptly at 9:15 am. IS that when they start checking people in or when they start the ceremony? Should I be there ahead of time? Also, I see that I need to fill out and sign the back of the letter. Do I do it ahead of time or when I get to the interview? Do I need to sign in front of an immigration officer? Thanks.

[lasko12 9]

My letter says to report promptly at 9:15 am. IS that when they start checking people in or when they start the ceremony? Should I be there ahead of time? Also, I see that I need to fill out and sign the back of the letter. Do I do it ahead of time or when I get to the interview? Do I need to sign in front of an immigration officer? Thanks.

I had the same questions and I found this.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/362758-oath-letter-questions-on-the-back-when-to-fill-out/

Any other input ?

Edited January 7, 2014 by lasko12

[tom&tanya 48]

You should be there about 15 minutes before that time.

[octoberapplican 0]

Guys,

Can some one please tell me at what stage the back ground check has been completed? does it start from the time they put us in line for interview or where you are in line; your name is already clear. Your input greatly appreciated.