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Hi-
Read this at another site. Can anyone confirm if this is still the current practice? Also, where i do find the schedule of oath ceremonies in Chicago. Thanks.
"Oath Ceremonies at US CIS, Chicago Distrit Office
Published August 8, 2008
When I attended a client’s Naturalization Interview earlier this week, I observed a departure from what has typically been Chicago CIS office procedure. Applicants who were being approved for U.S. citizenship at their interview were being asked to stick around an extra half hour to receive printed notices, scheduling them to return to CIS, Chicago in a week for an oath ceremony. This is quite a speedy result. Usually when a Naturalization application is approved, an oath ceremony notice is mailed to the applicant a week or two later, scheduling an oath ceremony at federal court within a month or so."
Read this at another site. Can anyone confirm if this is still the current practice? Also, where i do find the schedule of oath ceremonies in Chicago. Thanks.
"Oath Ceremonies at US CIS, Chicago Distrit Office
Published August 8, 2008
When I attended a client’s Naturalization Interview earlier this week, I observed a departure from what has typically been Chicago CIS office procedure. Applicants who were being approved for U.S. citizenship at their interview were being asked to stick around an extra half hour to receive printed notices, scheduling them to return to CIS, Chicago in a week for an oath ceremony. This is quite a speedy result. Usually when a Naturalization application is approved, an oath ceremony notice is mailed to the applicant a week or two later, scheduling an oath ceremony at federal court within a month or so."