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You wait until the status changes to "Issued". All cases go through some form of Administrative Processing prior to issue.
It's been only a couple business days. Hopefully, you will get a response soon. Be aware- Do NOT submit an I-130 to USCIS until you get a response from the consulate.
I heard a very nice analysis of this election this morning. The pundit said:
"Are Donald Trump's strengths more dangerous than Joe Biden's weaknesses". My opinion is no. Let's face it. Biden has no strengths....none.
Bringing his mother to the US to live is way down the road several years. He has a lot of other things to consider first. He must become a legal resident, then become a citizen before he can petitioner her.
In early 2023, wife received her Naturalization Certificate 7 weeks after receiving her passport. There was no tracking. Some people get them back faster.
You are still within normal processing times. Nothing you can do at this point. Patience is the key during the entire immigration process. Hang in there.
You stated, in another post, that you are the beneficiary. In what country will you interview? Boarding passes and passport stamps are preferable to itineraries.
Lower taxes, lower gas prices, lower grocery prices, less political persecution of political opponents, and a more secure border would help me. I couldn't care less about mean tweets.
Carry legal documents which will "connect the dots" between the names. I agree with @OldUser and @JKLSemicolon. Your biggest issue could be boarding an airline.
Agree. You beat me by 2 seconds...LOL.
Be aware that you must submit your original Naturalization Certificate.....which the passport folks will return...although it could be weeks after you receive the passport.
Congratulations!!! Start looking for an appointment at a US passport acceptance agency or Post Office before you take the oath. Make the appointment for the day after your oath ceremony. Pay for expedited processing and expedited shipping. You should have your passport in a month or less.