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Beyond Normal Processing Times - Documents sent to National Records Center??

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drkwtsn   0

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So my wifes CR removal document filed in June of 2012 seems to of been sent to the national records center. I got this information by contacting my congressman and having his office look this up.... What does this mean? Is this done by mistake? Any information would be greatly appreciated

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Is not that uncommon to go beyond the 6-9 month processing time for the removal of conditions these days. As milimelo suggested, if your wife's applicable for Naturalization, go for it. Their logic is that since she is a conditional LPR, Citizenship cannot be obtained unless conditional status is removed, causing her ROC papers to be picked up from the bunch and get processed.

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