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  1. I would add onto this to clarify what I have seen others speak about when travelling between US<->UK as a dual citizen of both countries (this may apply to other countries). As a US citizen you must exit / enter using your US passport; so when you arrive at the US border control you hand your US passport over. As a British Citizen, when you arrive at the UK border, you should present your UK passport, so that you are admitted in as a UK citizen with no requirement for an ETA (electronic travel authorisation) and no restriction on your stay there, even if it is only temporary. You may need to ensure the Advance Passenger Information System (APIS) data is updated correctly before checking into your flights, i.e ensure that on the return flight to the US it is your US passport info that is entered, and on the outgoing flight to the UK you may need to ensure it is the UK passport info so that the airline do not assume you need a (UK) ETA.
  2. After your Oath Ceremony you get your Naturalisation Certificate which you can then use to apply for your Passport. In some cases there will be people from the relevant departments to allow you to apply for the passport in person at the ceremony, where you can queue up and apply; your mileage may vary.
  3. Received notice inviting me to an Oath Ceremony, which will be at the end of May, so just over 2.5 months to wait.
  4. Got a notice at 2:45pm (interview was at 9am) that an action was taken on my case, and looking at USCIS portal the case is now in "Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled" status, so looks like the supervisor approved it this afternoon!, Very happy!!
  5. Interview today went well, no issues, but was given the 'a decision cannot be made yet about your application' notice, as I've been put forward to supervisory review, which I am not surprised about, was told 2-3 weeks for a decision, which will be mailed to me / posted to my USCIS account.
  6. Sorry you had to wait so long, at least it's fairly soon.
  7. Edited - found the answer below For those of you who have had notice of your Oath Ceremony, is this notice sent to you from USCIS and does it appear in your account documents? or does some other state related entity email / send a letter to you for the Oath ceremony? "USCIS will notify you by mail of the time and date of your ceremony. The notice USCIS sends you is called the “Notice of Naturalization Oath Ceremony” (Form N-445)." https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/guides/chapter5.pdf
  8. Congratulations! Did they say how long you might have to wait to have you Oath ceremony?
  9. @Tella&T Wait a few hours to the end of the day, the interview letter should be available to download from the documents/notices section of your case / USCIS account. Mine took till the end of the day to be available.
  10. Today I received notice that 'Interview Was Scheduled', interview date is March 6th, (just over a 1.5 month's time). see my signature for timeline.
  11. Attended Biometrics appointment today, and case went to 'Being Actively Reviewed' status immediately after.
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