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Passport Received but naturalization certificate not yet received

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Hello, I applied for the New passport at USPS Queens on July 3rd. Received timely updates and also got the passport today 07/11/2018. I did apply for the extra expedited service but did not pay anything extra for postage. The passport took only 8 days to be received but so far have not received the naturalization certificate. Wondering if naturalization certificate comes later cos i was assuming it came together with passport or earlier.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Thailand
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It comes separated from the passport for security reasons. Usually a week after the passport. I've never expediated a passport, so I don't know it that means they expediated the certificate also. But standard rule is one shows up a week after the other.

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Thanks i will give it a week or two. Was really surprised with the speed of the passport processing. Hopefully will receive my naturalization certificate without any issues, thanks for the info.

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I got my passport on Friday, my passport card and naturalization certificate came today. 

04-04-2012- I-130 filed at Seoul US embassy $420
04-19-2012- I-130 Approved(15 days)!!! Receive Case number and Packet 3.
05-03-2012 - Medical examination at Seoul St.Mary's Hospital(Passed) $170
05-05-2012 - Set Interview date for June 15
06-15-2012 - Interview (Approved) Case completed in 74 days! Could have been shorter!
06-18-2012 - Receive visa + brown envelope.
07-19-2012 - POE(Honolulu, Hawaii)
07-24-2012 - Receive SSN
07-29-2012 - Receive 2 year conditional Green card
08-02-2012 - Apply for State ID: Get 6-year Tennessee state ID.
03-22-2013 - Do written test at DMV for drivers license. Get 1-year Learner permit.
03-28-2013 - Pass drivers license test. Get 5 year drivers license. Done with the DMV until 2018!

Next step - Removal of conditions on green card: May 2014.

04-30-2014 Filed I-751 to remove conditions

05-05-2014 NOA1 receipt and extension of green card for 1 more year while it processes.

06-12-2014 Biometric Appointment

12-29-2014 Approval letter from USCIS with no interview needed! Done with USCIS till 2024 or when I apply for US citizenship. 

12-30-2014 Receives 10 year permanent green card.

 

Naturalization Process: 

06-29-2017 N400 filed 

07-05-2017 Check cashed 

07-11-2017 Received biometric appointment

07-12-2017 NOA 1 receipt 

07-26-2017 Biometric appointment 

09-13-2017 Case in line for interview 

04-23-2018 Interview (Memphis, N 400)  Passed!  Recommended for approval. 

05-24-2018 Oath ceremony notice was mailed. 

05-29-2018 Oath letter received. Date set: June 21st, 2018

06-21-2018 Oath ceremony: I am a US citizen. Done with USCIS (Day 332) 

 

Passport application:

06-22-2018 Apply for US passport and passport card 

06-27-2018 Passport application received and in progress. (Day 5)

07-11-2018 Passport and passport card mailed out. Expecting it by 7-17-2018. (Day 18)

07-13-2018 Passport book received.  (Day 20)

07-16-2018 Passport card and naturalization certificate received. (Day 23). 


Process complete: Time to start traveling.

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Is no for security reasons, the reason why they came in different packages, is because the printing of the passport is done centrally somewhere in the US and your documents were sent from USPS to the closest regional passport agency, so they approve they sent an electronic issuance order and then you got the passport. 

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