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black2belt

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My husband had his interview in Louisville. When he arrived they said that they didn't have his paperwork and asked if he had a copy of n-400 with him. He did and they copied it and told him to wait 30 minutes for the interview.
He waited and then was sworn in. They reveiwed his application with him checking his travel dates with his passport and then made copies of mine and our childrens birth certificate and 3 years tax returns and marriage license. They asked him 10 questions (he really couldn't remember which ones) he got all right. Then they asked him to read "The White House has trees." and write "The children are playing."
At the end of the interview they said he passed the history and civics and then they marked "a decision could not be made at this time."

They told him that they have to wait until they receive his original paperwork and they he should receive an Oath Letter in 3-4 months.

Does anyone have any experience with them NOT having your paperwork on the day of your interview? His timeline is rather quick, maybe that is the problem? Or do you think they have it but couldn't find it today?
TIA
 
what kind of system is this??

Hi,

Congrats on passing the test.

However, just wonder what kind of system is this. If they didnt have his file how did they schedule the interview?

Regards
 
Atlanta_Brother ran into the same thing. However, in his case they scheduled him for interview only to be told that the files haven't arrived at his district office yet and that they would need to reschedule interview altogether.
 
Very True

Bobsmyth said:
Atlanta_Brother ran into the same thing. However, in his case they scheduled him for interview only to be told that the files haven't arrived at his district office yet and that they would need to reschedule interview altogether.
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Bobsmyth is right. I was called not once but twice for the interview & both times they claimed that they can't interview me because the file has not been trasferred yet and they will reschedule me once the file gets transferred from the service center (Mesquite, TX in my case).
Well after waiting for 18 long months, my only choice was to file WOM (law suit). Hope you don't have to go thru this.
 
I think it was very nice of the Louisville DO to go ahead and interview your husband, that definitely saved him a trip, all he has left now is fomalities, it may take a while but you'll be getting an oath letter in mail at some point in future, God Bless Louisvill DO.
 
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