Change of address/case after I got appointment for interview?

[Criss03 0]

Hello! I moved to another state and I've just got the appointment date for interview. I was thinking to transfer the case but they said the process will take longer. Does somebody have any ideea how long can take? The other option is to go back (I did not change my ID yet) for interview but costs some money and time. Any advices? Thanks

[Criss03 0]

Nobody?

[jpd316 0]

I am going to be in a similar situation. When I went for my fingerprints, I asked what to do. They said to come back for my interview, even though I will be 500 miles away, otherwise it could delay the process for up to 6 months. They may also allow me to take the oath the same day since I have to travel along way.

[Criss03 0]

Thanks jpd316. How are you going to do to take the oath in the same day?

[jpd316 0]

I asked, and they said it might be feasible.

[Criss03 0]

Thank you!

[alix 20]

Check to see if your office does same day oath ceremonies. Mine (Chicago) doesn't. You can find that information on the USCIS website.

Why didn't you wait for 90 days after you moved to file? In my opinion, I would keep your old address and go back for your interview at your original place of filing. I have read of people who were asked to withdraw their petition on the day of the interview because they didn't meet the 90 day residency criteria.

[Criss03 0]

I did not do anything yet,alix,I do meet the 90 days of rsidency criteria.Anyway I decided to go back for interview and for oath.

jpd316 do you know where do you need to ask about oath for the same day?

[alix 20]

You can go to http://www.uscis.gov/about-us/find-uscis-office/field-offices and at the bottom choose your state, then click on the office that applies to where you live. There is a link for naturalization ceremonies and there you can see if your service center conducts same day oath ceremonies or not.

[Criss03 0]

Thank you very much alix,it was helpful. They don't have the same day ceremony