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So it looks like it takes about 14 months on average. Does this include NVC processing or just the USCIS part?

Ours was received 1/2/24, also crickets.

Oh oops, you're right.

USCIS received our online application January 2nd 2024. Nothing so far yet.

Well, my mom says all original documents associated with the case. I had my naturalization certificate and US passport scans attached to the case online. Hence, the question. Case is complicated by the fact that she lives in Russia and all the mailing services between the two countries are suspended due to sanctions. She's also a German citizen so we might need to mail stuff over to friends in Germany, then have them bring it to Russia whenever they come visit. It's just weird to me why she's expected to have my documents, what if I need them myself for other reasons (my education, employment, incoming newborn paperwork, etc)? Mail gets lost, gets stuck somewhere, takes forever sometimes despite paying for expedited services. Did they ask for any of it during the interview?

So I send over my US passport as well? This seems so ridiculous and unnecessary to me.

For the interview

So my mom says she will need my original documents for her process. Am I really expected to mail her all my original certificates, passport, naturalization certificate etc? I find it hard to believe but can't find info

I just realized that it's been 2 months but I haven't received a NOA1 yet. Is this normal?

Thanks!

Does the criminal record have to be from the current country of residence or any other places where a person used to live?

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Does anyone know if it's appropriate for a parent with pending application to travel on ESTA? Also, do I understand this correctly: they only accept Pfizer, Moderna or JnJ for Covid vaccination?

Joining you guys. Do you know how to add a new process to the profile for sharing and tracking?