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Question #5: I missed my naturalization appointment. How long will it take to get another one?Carl Shusterman: If you know that you are going to be unable to appear for your naturalization interview, it is best to notify the INS immediately after you receive your appointment letter. I suggest that you send them a certified letter to that effect. In most INS districts, a new appointment will be scheduled within several weeks. If you did not notify INS beforehand, it may be necessary to request a new interview in person. In this case, it may take several months for you to be rescheduled for an interview. click here for the actual chat transcript
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