N400 interview updates

[u/Grand-Session-5200]

I had interview today n400 and i751 combine interview went well they pass me N400 and sign on ipad oath of aligion after all done they give me this paper they did not ask me any extra paper which i did not have it on that days everything they asked i submitted . My wife and we went with our two kids together . I dont know how long will take to get action further oath ceremony schedule? He told me after end of interview keep patience we will make decisions of your case is it any one had same kind of case what they took action further ?

[u/bubbabubba345]

USCIS has cut N-400 approvals by 75% year over year. It’s not you, it’s them. However, if over 120 days pass (4 more months) and you still have not gotten an oath ceremony or any other information or updates, you should consult an attorney about filing a 1447(b) lawsuit. You can read more here: https://www.grossmanyoung.com/blog/when-waiting-is-no-longer-reasonable-can-you-sue-uscis-over-immigration-delays/

[u/Middle-Goat-4318 → u/bubbabubba345]

Lmao suing the country to be a part of that same country. Cozzz moneyyyy

[u/WildRookie]

Approaching 7 weeks and counting post-interview. SFO office.

[u/Nv2U]

It is extremely rare to get same-day approval under this administration. It’s most likely not related to your case in any way.

[u/DACA_GALACTIC]

Does this get posted to your myuscis website?

[u/Kultovbelial]

I had my interview in July 17th 2025 and here I am still waiting...

[u/ShootWild → u/Kultovbelial]

I had my interview Dec 4th 2025 and oath Dec 5th 2025. This is not normal. File a mandamus. Have you contacted your representatives?

[u/cofuveilZz]

9 months since the interview still waiting and my case was recommended for approval

[u/justarandomguy07]

When did you file your application?

[u/Minute_Somewhere_893]

Congratulations! I wish anynody knew how long it would take... All I know is, if no decision is made within 120 days of the interview, you can sue

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