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jefkorn - yes the GC was employment based and yes I was with my GC sponsor employer for 5 years...and no this subject was not brought up by the officer...

Dear lazycis, fellow WOMers, et al, Quick update - I am a US citizen today. I had my interview and oath at Newark, NJ. The entire process went smoothly... Thank you all for the great advise and support. Good luck to everyone stuck in the name check mess. There is light at the end of the...

Does this reply to the AUSA sound ok: Dear AUSA, Would it be possible to add a sentence to this consent order - specifying a commitment from USCIS to adjudicate my naturalization application within 60 days of the date of entry of this Consent Order?

Do you think I am in a position to ask for a commitment to adjudicate within 60 days of the date of entering the Order?

I still don't get it - 60 days from now (around Oct. 23) is beyond the interview date anyway, plus in NJ the interview and oath usually take place the same day. So what do I lose in agreeing to the extension (this is the first one)?

Well - I don't seem to have a choice as I have now received the USCIS interview notice for October 7, 2008. :rolleyes:

Here it is - seems harmless enough: CONSENT ORDER EXTENDING TIME TO ANSWER This matter having been opened to the Court by defendant, through his attorney, XXXXXX, United States Attorney (XXXXXX, AUSA, appearing), for an order, pursuant to Fed. R. Civ. P. 6(b), granting an extension of time to...

Could someone care to comment on the above email from AUSA? :)

lazycis, et al: Please comment on the following message from AUSA - should I agree to this? Should I ask to see the draft order before I agree?

As a follow-up to this, I got an email from the Asst. U.S. Attorney - asking if I had received my fingerprint notice.

Well this will definitely help in pushing the FBI to clear their backlogs - quickly. I wonder if the FBI/USCIS could appeal such a ruling though - in a higher court.

I filed the WOM in June 08 - here's my timeline:

I have an update - I just received my 2nd fingerprint appointment notice. Now I wonder if this has anything to do with my WOM. Would anyone care to speculate?

Lazycis, et al Could someone help answer these: 1. How do I find out the name of the AUSA assigned to my case? 2. If the AUSA asks for an extension (first one) - is there a particular format in which the plaintiff needs to reply to this request?

I am not worried about it - actually I hope this is not an error - then maybe the defendants will respond quicker and move the case along faster :)

Maybe the Clerk screwed up and gave the Defendants 20 days to respond without realizing that they are part of the "United States and Its Agencies, Officers, or Employees Sued in an Official Capacity" The other thing is that the Summons explicitly gives them 60 days to respond so maybe that...

Yes - all defendants and AUSA were served on the same day via certified mail...

Lacycis, et al: I received this electronic notice from CM/ECF (Clerk's office): Docket Text: SUMMONS Returned Executed by XXXXXXXXX. MICHAEL CHERTOFF served on 7/7/2008, answer due 7/28/2008; JONATHAN SCHARFEN served on 7/7/2008, answer due 7/28/2008; JOHN THOMPSON served on 7/7/2008...

I noticed the same thing when I started accessing PACER in preparation for my case. My first bill was quite high...

I am trying to understand these instructions from the FBI name check wikibook: # 12. Use the USPS online tracking record to file Proof of Serving with the court, and send a copy to the US Attorney’s office. If you have a CM/ECF account, the notification to the AUSA is automatic by email, you do...