The timing of the oath ceremony can vary depending on factors, such as: caseload, location, and scheduling availability.
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In some cases, individuals are able to attend an Oath Ceremony on the same day as the naturalization interview. This is considered an “administrative ceremony,” which is administered by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”).
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Individuals who are not able to participate in a “same-day” Oath Ceremony, must wait for the USCIS to mail a Form N-445, Notice of Naturalization Oath Ceremony (“Form N-445”), which contains the date, time, and location of the Oath Ceremony.
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How Long Does It Take USCIS To Schedule Oath Ceremony? The timing of the oath ceremony can vary depending on factors, such as: caseload, location, and scheduling availability. In some cases, individuals are able to attend an Oath Ceremony on the same day as the naturalization interview. This is considered an “administrative ceremony,” which is […]
Today, I spent 5.5 hours at the Boston Field Office for a naturalization interview.
After an hour or so of waiting to be called for the interview, the government came out and told us that the interview had to be cancelled and rescheduled due to a “technical issue.”
I said we’d wait.
Hours later, the Field Office supervisor came out and recommended that we leave (again).
I asked to speak with the Field Office Director.
Hours later, the government agreed to conduct the interview. The applicant passed all three tests (reading, writing, and civics). . . .
Although the applicant was not able to attend a same-day oath ceremony (because of the technical issue), we made great strides on the naturalization application process.
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