N-400 February 2024 Filers

[Rekyrts 43]

4 hours ago, Chelleyandaaron said:

I had my oath ceremony yesterday. 
 

it has been a horrendous few weeks. My 25 year old son passed away unexpectedly in Copenhagen on July 29th and we flew out there on the 30th, then home to Ireland on August 6th and finally back to Minneapolis 13th/14th for the ceremony yesterday. 
 

I am finished now with the process. Just need to get my passport asap so that I can get back to Ireland soon to spend more time with my daughter. That ceremony will never be a good memory for me in the midst of all this pain. 
 

Tell your loved ones you love them and take care of your friends and family who might be struggling. 

 

So, so sorry for your loss...

Edited August 16 by Rekyrts

[BellaUnion 75]

@Chelleyandaaron Terrible to hear this. Very sorry for your loss. 

[minivatreni 193]

11 hours ago, Chelleyandaaron said:

I had my oath ceremony yesterday. 
 

it has been a horrendous few weeks. My 25 year old son passed away unexpectedly in Copenhagen on July 29th and we flew out there on the 30th, then home to Ireland on August 6th and finally back to Minneapolis 13th/14th for the ceremony yesterday. 
 

I am finished now with the process. Just need to get my passport asap so that I can get back to Ireland soon to spend more time with my daughter. That ceremony will never be a good memory for me in the midst of all this pain. 
 

Tell your loved ones you love them and take care of your friends and family who might be struggling. 

May he rest in peace 

[Aeroplane 9]

Hello all,

Oath ceremony happens where your interview happened? Is there any specific days of a week they set for oath ceremonies? TIA

[Rekyrts 43]

7 hours ago, Aeroplane said:

Hello all,

Oath ceremony happens where your interview happened? Is there any specific days of a week they set for oath ceremonies? TIA

 

Depends on the FO. Some do admin, some do all judicial. Search for yours here to get an idea of what your specific FO.

[MMara 40]

How long does it usually take for the oath ceremony to actually be scheduled?

My interview was on 8/12, the same date the status changed to "recommended for approval" and "oath ceremony will be scheduled".

Still nothing after that.

[OldUser 6,633]

2 hours ago, MMara said:

How long does it usually take for the oath ceremony to actually be scheduled?

My interview was on 8/12, the same date the status changed to "recommended for approval" and "oath ceremony will be scheduled".

Still nothing after that.

Depends on the office and how busy it is. Also sometimes if you change name during N-400 this requires judicial ceremony which puts you in a different queue.

 

10 days since interview is OK. I'd give them 4-6 weeks before starting worrying.

[MMara 40]

I should have posted earlier. 10 minutes after the post, I got the notice that the oath ceremony was scheduled!  

[Rmsean 80]

2 minutes ago, MMara said:

I should have posted earlier. 10 minutes after the post, I got the notice that the oath ceremony was scheduled!  

Congratulations. How soon is it? 
 

Trying to gauge how far they make it from interview to oath. 

[MMara 40]

3 hours ago, Rmsean said:

Congratulations. How soon is it? 
 

Trying to gauge how far they make it from interview to oath. 

Don't know yet. Will update when I get the mailed notice with the date

[Oskar1234 23]

I called today uscis to ask about when my interview will be after they rescheduled 4 months ago due unforseen circumstances.

They sent me some referral number start with T1B…..MSC and assigned to officer to respond.

Anybody had this experiences before?

[zen_nj 8]

Finally took my oath today and received my naturalization certificate. 

Thanks to everyone who shared their experience in this forum..

[DarkSilver 21]

My husband submitted his N-400 under the 3 year rule back in January or February, not sure exactly when because we’ve been so busy. His ROC was still pending at the time.

 

Yesterday we got updates on his ROC, it was approved and his card has been sent out. No movement on his N-400, but today his ROC also updated to say there was a “post decision activity” taken. Does this point to his N-400 possibly being the next to update? 

[OldUser 6,633]

1 hour ago, DarkSilver said:

My husband submitted his N-400 under the 3 year rule back in January or February, not sure exactly when because we’ve been so busy. His ROC was still pending at the time.

 

Yesterday we got updates on his ROC, it was approved and his card has been sent out. No movement on his N-400, but today his ROC also updated to say there was a “post decision activity” taken. Does this point to his N-400 possibly being the next to update? 

Never heard of this status. Please keep us posted.

[crm2822 9]

Anyone from Seattle who did not have same day oath ceremony? How long it took after the interview/approval for oath to be scheduled?