Oath Ceremony Notice Was Mailed
📬 Your oath ceremony notice is in the mail. Almost there!
What it means
What happens next
How long it usually lasts
The median across 364 cases I saw enter and leave this status in the last year: half left it within 20 days, and the usual range was 14 to 27 days.
How many cases had already moved on?
Of the 364 cases I saw enter and leave this status: the share that had moved on after each number of days. It does not predict your case.
See the numbers
| Had already moved on | |
|---|---|
| 1 day | 2 % |
| 3 days | 3 % |
| 7 days | 7 % |
| 14 days | 26 % |
| 21 days | 60 % |
| 30 days | 81 % |
| 45 days | 95 % |
| 60 days | 97 % |
What usually comes next
- Certificate Of Naturalization Was Issued 83% after about 21 days
- Oath Ceremony Cancelled 9% after about 17 days
- Case Is Still Being Processed By USCIS 4% after about 17 days
- Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled 3% after about 19 days
Next status of the cases that left this one in the last year (366 in the sample). It does not predict your case.
Where cases usually come from
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Official USCIS wording
The numbers
Which forms show this
| Form | Cases |
|---|---|
| N-600 | 33 |