Rescheduled Oath Ceremony

[jjjdddlll 4]

Hello,

We had to reschedule my spouse's Oath Ceremony, unfortunately. We sent the original letter back with an explanation why, which arrived within their given timeline, and received a confusing letter afterwards. The letter is dated one day after the originally scheduled Oath Ceremony and reads:

"This is to advise you that, due to unforeseen circumstances, we have had to cancel the previously scheduled Oath Ceremony on (date) for the above applicant. We regret any inconvenience this may cause.

We will advise you of any further action taken on this case, including any rescheduled interview information, under separate notice."

Is this normal wording for a rescheduled interview, or did the Oath Ceremony actually get cancelled? Anyone's advice with similar experiences is greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

[TBoneTX 46,062]

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[jjjdddlll 4]

Attempting to revive a thread here, does anyone know the answer to this question? Several months have passed since requesting to reschedule the Oath Ceremony, and as expected we haven't heard anything from USCIS. Is there a recommended way of contacting them to cause them to remember we exist?

[zkt101 38]

Info pass?

[jjjdddlll 4]

Info pass?

I suppose, although the one time I went to one I was told to just keep waiting and wasn't given any further information. That's sort of the best you can expect from USCIS though in my experience.

[JimmyHou 611]

No, it's not the normal wording for a letter confirming your rescheduling.

What city are you in and how often do they hold ceremonies?

I agree that you should schedule an infopass appointment. Either that or just keep waiting.

Edited June 13, 2016 by JimmyHou

[jjjdddlll 4]

No, it's not the normal wording for a letter confirming your rescheduling.

What city are you in and how often do they hold ceremonies?

I agree that you should schedule an infopass appointment. Either that or just keep waiting.

That's helpful to know. I'm in Chicago, and there are ceremonies quite often. I'll try an appointment. Thanks.

[jjjdddlll 4]

That's helpful to know. I'm in Chicago, and there are ceremonies quite often. I'll try an appointment. Thanks.

I received a response over the phone to a service request USCIS submitted that read something along the lines of: "Thanks for contacting us. We're looking into it. We can't provide any information or timeframes."

Anyone here have experience with this scenario and found that an Infopass was helpful? The one time I went they told me they couldn't do anything/keep waiting/leave now without even glancing up from the desk.