Oath will be scheduled

[ImigrationME 2]

 Hi all,

 

How long does it take to have the oath actually scheduled ? It's been a few days for me.   I 751 already approved. Current status : Oath will be scheduled.

 

Thx!

[Crazy Cat 41,812]

Depends on how often your local office conducts ceremonies and how many new citizen applicants are in line.  In my wife's case, we received the scheduling letter about 3 weeks after the interview.  Her oath ceremony took place 6 weeks after her interview (just as the officer had told her).   In her case, 1,000 new citizens were naturalized in the ceremony. 

Edited February 13, 2023 by Crazy Cat

[ImigrationME 2]

It is not a big office and things seem to move fast when it comes to applications. About the Oath, I don't know.

So what you are saying is that they need to gather together a few applicants in order to call me too ?   Initially they scheduled an appointment but immediately after, they canceled it.

Edited February 13, 2023 by ImigrationME

[Crazy Cat 41,812]

3 minutes ago, ImigrationME said:

It is not a big office and things seem to move fast when it comes to applications. About the Oath I don't know.

So what you are saying is that they need to gather together a few applicants in order to call me too ?   Initially they scheduled an appointment but immediately after they canceled it.

I assume that is the case.  The Dallas office (in Irving, actually), conducts ceremonies in multiple places. There are a LOT of new citizens naturalized around here. 

[ImigrationME 2]

And they give you at least 2 weeks for the attending the Oath Ceremony?

[Chancy 6,241]

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[Scandi 4,166]

6 hours ago, ImigrationME said:

And they give you at least 2 weeks for the attending the Oath Ceremony?

You haven't filled out your timeline or provided any info about your field office, so we can't search other timelines to see what their experiences are of that particular field office. It varies greatly between field offices, so without the name of your field office nobody can answer your questions.

 

I had my oath in Los Angeles - nowadays they do same-day oaths. When I had mine in March '21, it was 4 business days between interview and oath ceremony. Got the oath letter in hand at the interview. Ie definitely not 2 weeks.

Edited February 14, 2023 by Scandi