Thank you for the suggestions. I replied to his email and basicaly asked two questions:
1. Whether the background check is completed
2. If the background check is completed why do they need 2-months and If I remand it, will there be any promise for oath date in 2-month?
Here is the reply he emailed to me (quoted):
"CIS has completed all necessary background checks and is prepared to naturalize you. Because you have filed in district court, the court presently has jurisdiction and CIS cannot perform the naturalization unless your case is remanded to them. In the past this is done by an agreed request to the Court for remand.
I hope that adequately explains the situation. If not, I am happy to answer any further questions.
I propose the following language for the motion
Now come the parties to request that the instant matter be remanded to the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services. By way of background, Petitioner/Plaintiff, x w("W") applied for naturalization in December 2005. W was interviewed in connection with the naturalization application in January 2006. The instant matter was filed, inter alia, to compel the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services to Act upon the Petition, or, alternatively, seeking an naturalization hearing before this Court. See Complaint.
All necessary checks have been completed and, if remanded, the naturalization petition can be approved and the Petitioner scheduled for naturalization within sixty days of the Order of remand. The parties hereby request that the matter be ordered remanded so that the Petitioner may be naturalized. The parties also request that the matter be restored to this Court’s docket if naturalization is not completed within sixty days. "
I am thinking to just give them 30 days. I guess it can be done within 2 wks since all necessary checks have been completed. I remember in some state an oath letter can be given right after the interview. Not sure why they can not do it in Boston
Guys, what do you think I should reply.
Thanks!