US Immigration from Canada

Case Was Submitted For Quality Review Based On An Approval Recommendation

We recommended that your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, Receipt Number IOxxxxxxxxxxx, be approved. On June 24, 2024, your case was submitted for quality review. This is a standard process we use to ensure the quality of our decisions. Once our quality review is done you will be scheduled for an oath ceremony. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address.

So I'm approved ? But not approved and stuck ? Why does an internal review of their processes and people cause a delay of my application ?

My interview date was June 11th. IO told me I was approved and I would be receiving oath ceremony letter next. sigh

I am almost ready to submit the civil documents for my parents to NVC. They are 2 separate applications.

What is the best way to request that they have their interviews on the same date or as close as possible? They have to travel all the way across the country for their interviews (BC to QC Canada) so it is quite a trip to be made.

So far their applications have been submitted at the same time but one of them has been consistently taking longer for approval than the other. Ex i-130 took 1 month longer for my mom to be approved than my dad. I'm worried the same thing will happen here and one will get scheduled for an interview a month earlier than the other. Thanks for any advice!

Our son recently filed a petition on our behalf, and we are currently residing in Canada. We have confirmed that our documents have been received by the Department of State's National Visa Center (NVC).

Could you please advise us on the next steps in this process? Specifically, we would like to know if the next step involves an interview or a medical examination. Additionally, if you have any information regarding the typical timeline for these steps, we would greatly appreciate it. This information will help us prepare accordingly.

I divorced my ex-husband in 2017. My 10-year green card is in that last name. I am remarried now and would like to change my name to my current husband. I have requested this name change through USCIS but unsure if I can start changing my name on other documents such as social security card, driver's license, etc.

I do not want to apply for citizenship at this time which is why I requested the name change to my current green card (I know it will cost more money in the long run and I am OK with that).

As long as my passport and green card remain the same, can I change all other documents? Or is it also ok to change my passport knowing they may not match until the updated green card is approved. I would travel with my marriage certificate.

HI, I am Canadian living USA, I have a green card, and will cross by land to go Visit family in Canada. Do I need a passport to enter in Canada from USA?