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Good luck, baolocdo! I think, you gonna hear something pretty soon.

Congratulations, Sergey! Your journey is over and welcome to the club. Thank you for the nice words and sorry that didn't answer on your dress code for the Oath: I've been dealing with some job offers/current work related issues, trying to decide which one should I stick to and towards every...

Good job, Sergey! Congratulations!

Looks good to me. Now judge needs to sign this Order.

Man, it sucks. I can't believe the DA' office in your case is so f***ing not cooperative, least to say. I thought, your 2nd interview would bottom-line everything, and you'd get the Oath letter.

Good job, kamara1, and congratulations!

Fortunately, we had exchanged some e-mails only and DA's office was OK with my corrections. So, there was no actual motion filed against them. for template to kamara1 and Sergey: guys, I think, it can be available at your local DC. I'm not sure (didn't have to deal with), if there's a...

Yes, you'll have to file motion to oppose defendants' motion to dismiss.

Correct

I was going back and forth with the wording, so finally I agreed to "Terminated". This is term used for the court to transfer the case to the USCIS.

Yeah, it sounds they have something, and I hope positive news. This is what the judge needs to issue (to send your case back to the USCIS, so they can render the decision).

Congratulations, kamara1! Still, surprised, that DA has never contacted you for the remanding/dismissing the case (in order to schedule the interview, since USCIS looses jurisdiction once 1447b has been filed). Strange. But, what really matters: you have the Oath date scheduled! Congratulations...

Sergey, WTF? Why is your local USCIS office keeps giving you f***ing hard time? I was gonna congratulate you today, but it looks like they've put you on the limbo again? Man, really sorry to hear that. So, here's my final (corrected by myself) Motion to Remand: "The federal defendants move for...

Well, call your DC as well and check if there any motions at all. If not, keep on calling defendants' attorney office. No answer from defendants'=most likely the judge will rule on you favor.

Judge - should be assigned same day when 1447b was submitted, unless it was sent by mail. In our case we got summons stamped/unstamped right at front desk by clerk.

So, as I understand correctly, you applied your N-400 while being married to the US citizen, then you guys got divorced and your N-400 was still pending. Did you get your initial interview after divorce or before? What might have happened, your divorce triggered a red flag and they just simply...

Are you logged in? I hope so.

8 U.S.C. §1447(b). There should be some samples on this forum, if not try to Google for. Unfortunately, I don't have saved Google searches. Also, different DCs have different requirements and specs for the docs to be submitted. What is your location?

You shouldn't have bothered your Senator: it's gonna be waste of the time, trust me: I went via my local Rep - got standard bla-bla-bla. Man, you've waited extremely long, you need to act, don't hesitate/delay with 1447b.

Patience, patience and one more time: patience, buddy:cool:. You're getting there.