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Do I have to wait for an appointment from the USCIS? or just go any day within 90 days? Again, thank you so much.

Totally appreciate you. I will do just that. Thank you

Timona, Thank you for your prompt reply. The post's intention is to seek clarification on how to proceed. In no shape or form, I intended to disappoint or upset you To answer your "You were already told what to do. So, what else?" question. Should I just count the 90 days and then go? business days? Include weekends and holidays? Maybe I should wait for a notice electronically? Or a letter? Thank you

Hi Jeanne, Should I just count the 90 days and then go? business days? Include weekends and holidays? Maybe I should wait for a notice electronically? Or a letter? Should I contact the USCIS in person? The point of my post is that I am confused of what to do next. Thanks!

Hello, I applied for citizenship, and things went quickly. Within two months from submitting the N400 online, I had my interview. My appointment was at 8 am and I was readier than ever. When the officer allowed me in, they began rather quickly, and neglected to have me do the oath. It seemed this person was in a very bad mood with an alarming negative attitude, but that was and is out of my control. I concentrated on me and answered all questions. Surprisingly, I was asked to do the oath after the interview...??? Confusing, but what do I know. I was excited to hear the good new, but not so fast! The officer handed me a piece of paper stating I failed the civics test, instructing me to come back within 90 days, and ushered out. Now, some 2 weeks later and nothing, nada on my profile website, and nothing in the mail. What do I do? Anyone went thru this experience before? I d appreciate any advice or input. I am just confused and disappointed. Do I make the appointment again? will they email or mail me, or update my online profile? Thank you in advance.