Lj32

I did have a pending ROC (Since September 2021), the officer at my naturalization interview said that would be approved in the mean time. So I'm now assuming that is the hold up. I filed a request for outside of processing time for my ROC about a month ago and two days ago received notice that it was approved. My US Representative today sent me an email saying the USCIS have approved my ROC and will adjudicate on my naturalization 'in the next 60 days'.

I took records of trips taken out of the country together as well as pictures from these trips and photos from large events (family Christmas, Weddings etc) and showed them when the officer asked to see 'anything extra' They did not - so I am at a complete loss as I filed online, so everything that I have sent them is digital and they should've been able to just print a copy if they needed it. So assuming it was something they have to provide?

Thank you for this suggestion! I am going to look further into it as this is the first I've heard of it.

My N400 application was submitted October 11 2023, Interview Scheduled December 5 2023, Interview took place Jan 9 2024. Here in Orlando they are doing predominantly same day interviews and ceremonies. However at the end of my interview the interviewer lets me know they won't be able to do my oath ceremony today as he doesn't have 'one of the pieces of paperwork, it hasn't arrived yet' and he asks me to wait to see if he can get it today. So we sit in the waiting area for an hour or so after which he comes out and lets us know that unfortunately it won't be today, but we should get called back 'in a couple of weeks'. I have still not been called back, it has been 165 days since my interview at this point. I have called and asked to escalate since it has been past the 120 day decision window, but the last person I spoke to said that there is no point escalating anything until after November 2024 as my application is still considered within normal processing times. Anyone had any experience with anything similar? Any advice?