Oath Ceremony Was Scheduled

What "Oath Ceremony Was Scheduled" means on your USCIS case, and what to do next.

Oath Ceremony Was Scheduled is a status you may see on your USCIS case. Here is what it means and what to do next.

What does “Oath Ceremony Was Scheduled” mean?

For naturalization (N-400), USCIS has scheduled your oath ceremony — the final step before you become a U.S. citizen. A notice (N-445) with the date and location is generated.

What should you do?

Attend the ceremony with your notice, green card, and requested documents. You become a citizen once you take the oath.

What this means for your case

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