Fumo, in a motion filed Friday, wants the July 14 sentencing postponed until at least late September, but federal prosecutors oppose the motion.
They are seeking a sentence of more than 10 years. A jury in March found that Fumo defrauded the state Senate, a charity and a museum to fund his enviable lifestyle.
The jury convicted Fumo of all 137 pending counts and aide Ruth Arnao of dozens of similar counts.
Fumo, a long-powerful Philadelphia Democrat, made millions as a banker and lawyer. He served in the state Senate for 30 years.
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