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N400 Houston- November 2019 filers
Good afternoon,
 
This is my time line:

April 28, 2021 Oath Ceremony Notice Was Mailed
April 21, 2021 Your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, was placed in line for oath ceremony scheduling.
April 21, 2021 We recommended that your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, be approved. Your case was submitted for quality review.
March 17, 2021 We scheduled an interview for your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization.
December 10, 2019 We are actively reviewing your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization. Our records showed nothing is outstanding at this time.
November 23, 2019 We scheduled you for a biometrics appointment.
November 21, 2019 We received your Form N-400.
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Waiting around 2 months for naturalization decision & Nothing happened yet! Any one has same experience?
Hi
I had my interview in LA on Mid March which went so well, but officer could not approve my case as she didn't receive my file yet. It's going to be 2 months soon that I am waiting and still no updates!😔
Any one has same experience?
Thanks
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Is Deceased Husband considered current spouse or prior spouse on N-400 application?
am a widower, I have only been married once.
I am not in another marriage now.

On the N-400 form, Is my deceased husband considered Current Spouse or Prior Spouse?
If he is considered current spouse, i will fill out Part10-section4?
If he is considered prior spouse, I will fill out Part10-section9?
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NY Citizenship timeline
Hey guys just wanted to post my citizenship timeline from Albany

February 17, 2021 Certificate Of Naturalization Was Issued
February 8, 2021 We scheduled you for an oath ceremony for your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization.
February 4, 2021 Your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, was placed in line for oath ceremony scheduling.
February 4, 2021 We recommended that your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, be approved. Your case was submitted for quality review.
December 30, 2020 We scheduled an interview for your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization.
December 10, 2020 Biometrics reused
May 4, 2020 We received your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, and mailed you a receipt notice.
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N-400 Application Status
For the past two weeks, after my USCIS login, I have been noticing the following message, without indicating the status.

"Your N-400 personalized processing time is down for maintenance. Check the estimated case processing times for your field office or service center."

I am a bit worried why it is showing and how long the maintenance will take place to activate the status.

I do not know whether this is showing only in my case or with everyone who log in USCIS account?

Please kindly enlighten me.

Thank you in advance
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N648 Question 11
Hey guys, I hope you can help. I have been racking my brain for weeks regarding my brother's N648. The main thing was question 11:

In your professional medical opinion, does the applicant's disability or impairments prevent him or her from demonstrating the following requirements? (Check all that apply. If none applies, the applicant is not eligible for this exception.)
The ability to:
_ Read English
_ Write English
_ Speak English
_ Answer questions regarding United States history and civics, even in a language the applicant understands

Initially, the Psychiatrist did not check "speak English" as he can speak basic English. Technically he can read it too, he has a mental disability (only finished 2nd Grade overseas) and an IQ of 76. I mean anybody can speak english ("I" "No", etc.). The question is too vague and offers no other explanation/description. When I looked at samples of completed N648 forms, somebody with Alzheimer's and has tried taking citizenship classes (in a native language and English) for over 2 years had it all checked off by the Doctor. Surely that person can at least speak a few English words, right? Also the Psychiatrist's handwriting is hard to understand. I will show the doctor samples of filled forms that show insufficient and sufficient answers to some questions, and ask him to write legibly.

So the initial interview result was denied, one reason was that in Q11, the medical professional indicates you can answer questions in English; however, your mother testified that must have been a mistake by the medical professional.
second reason was on Q12, indicates an interpreter was not used, however, your mother testified she acted as the interpreter during the medical exam. Additionally, the Interpreter's Certificate was not submitted.

One of the question was if the president were to die, who would take over. Upon hearing the word president, my brother answered "Biden", the rest of the questions, he answered "I don't know" "I don't know either" My heart sank. Why is not the "Answer questions regarding United States history and civics, even in a language the applicant understands" not taken into consideration? Did the interviewer proceeded, since he or she will not be able to use N648 form? My mom interpreted out of habit, but we didn't think she needed to do the certification (we thought it meant a true interpreter).

Luckily, we have a regular family practice doctor that has seen my brother once before (they just moved back to the state). He can speak the same language so he can just check off that Medical certification part. How should I hint to the doctor to check off everything (we would likely show the N648 form that the Psychiatrist filled.

Sorry for the long novel, but just want to provide as much info for your thoughts.
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N-400 questionnaires
What happens if we say YES to NO or vise versa by mistake in answer to questions that related to part 12, while what we had been written is different and really are correct.

For example, in the selective service question, we wrote yes, and we had registered, but by mistake, we may say NO. What happened so then?
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Anyone applied for N400 in Baltimore?
Hi Everyone,
I applied for N400 online in November 27/2020 and Thanks to God interview scheduled for June 15/2021. Is there anyone who applied in Baltimore? Please kindly share your experience and do they have same day oath ceremony? And lastly, I saw Name change experience in the last post, but I also applied to change my name and now I am thinking it’s gone take to much time and I am planning to cancel it on the spot, just to make sure it’s possible right?
Thank you everyone and Don’t forget to PRAY 🙏
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Can citizen be revoked ?
I came to this country with my parents( not by birth ) when I was 14 . it was 1998. I got my citizenship in 2008. And I got married 2005 i have 2 kids . they were born here. Kids are by born citizen. Uscis suspect my mother did some kind of fraud to get herself in usa including myself. Officer called me and setup an intwrview with me. I did not do anything wrong. As i said i came here with them as a 14 year old child. What they might as me. And what are my options is . i am not too familiar with paperwork stuff. Please help. Thank you.
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Waiting For Interview Notice, Tax Question - Los Angeles 2021
Now that I've paid all my back taxes, should I upload those documents to my USCIS online account, or would doing so delay my processing and receipt of my interview notice even longer? When I originally applied, I owed a ton of taxes and submitted my payment installment agreement info.l
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