Fromthemit

Hey everyone, got a question, im filling out the I130 for my father now that i have naturalized. However when i looked at my birth certificate i noticed something i never noticed before. He is a pastor and for some reason on his name the wrote PASTOR JOHN DOE VILLAGE OF BIRTH PASTOR NATIONALITY His name however on his brith certificate is JOHN MIDDLENAME DOE (obviously john doe isn't his real name. is this going to be a problem when i submit my birth certificate or do i need to fix this on mine which in itself will be quite the undertaking but still doable.

Hey everyone, i had my oath ceremony today and im officially a US Citizen will post my entire timeline as well Case notes: Detroit Field office Filed with a divorce waiver Filed while owing taxes but on payment plan with irs --i751 Originaly California Service Center but transfered to Nebraska during the 2018 fiasco--- 09/24/2018 fingerprint fee received and then nothing for years......... After many I551 stamps in my passport i applied for the N400 -N400 NBC -- 05/29/2022 Receipt notice 09/05/2022 Interview Scheduled for Oct 26th 10/26/2022 Interview Descheduled due to i751 file not being in the office 10/31/2022 Interview Scheduled for Dec 5th 12/05/2022 Interview passed and recommended for approval pending approval of I751 01/03/2023 Placed in line for oath ceremony 01/03/2023 Recommended for approval, submitted for quality review 01/04/2023 I751 Finally approved after 1595 days 02/13/2023 Oath ceremony notice was mailed 03/07/2023 Oath ceremony! - FINALLY A US CITIZEN!! Now to get my passport and register to vote!

The funny thing is I didn't even think to check I just assumed that it would be at the Detroit office but thanks for that it looks like it's going to be in Holland I wonder if they take a while to try to find you something closer to where you live because Holland is definitely way closer than Detroit would be

Hey so actually a few minutes ago I got the notification of my oath ceremony date being March 7th. And from everybody else that I've talked to that has had the same timeline as us with the i-751 and the n400 it looks like it does take a while for Detroit to schedule the actual oath ceremony I would anticipate getting yours within the next month for sure but if it takes longer than that just start calling them to see the update. But like yours my online showed interview scheduled for a month after I had already done the interview and was told that I passed. So I'm sure it'll come soon we just seem to have a very slower than normal field office

Finally got my oath ceremony notice! March 7th glad the journey is in the final stretch!

filing my N400 sped up my i751 massively. During my 3rd ADIT stamp appointment the IO suggested i file the N400 as in her words (my I751 was not going to go anywhere until i do, and that USCIS was waiting for me to file the N400) Took her advice and now my I751 was approved on Jan. 4th of this year, just waiting on an oath ceremony date. Detroit FO

As someone who now has 3 of those stamps in their passport (originally filed i751 in 2018) i can say confidently that they do call back within the 30 day window if they dont give you a 72hr emergency one. Also if they dont call you back within the 30 days and you in turn call them. They no longer make you wait a further 30 days and instead give you a call within 72hrs

no im not changing my. and didn't have any special requests.

yes they were also from the Detroit field office with n400 + i751 as well.

i should add the odd thing is that people that interviewed a month after me in February have already been given oath ceremony dates for this month

Had my joint i751 + N400 interview back on Dec 5th. I was told I passed n400 and would receive an oath ceremony pending i751(divorce waiver) on January 3rd n400 status changed to recommended for naturalization submitted for quality review. And then changed same day to the oath ceremony will be scheduled. Jan 4th i751 changed to case was approved. Now I've been waiting for an oath ceremony for over a month with no details from USCIS on when that'll be. Detroit FO. My ADIT stamp expires in April and I'm planning to leave the country in April for about two months, so I fear not getting a passport in time if I have to wait much longer. My questions are is it still too early to involve a congressman to get my oath ceremony scheduled? Is this much of a wait time normal? Is there any other option to get scheduled? Edit: Ive come across a few people that interviewed a month after me this February in the same situation, that already have their oath ceremony dates for this month. And i find it odd that i have not yet gotten mine.

congrats on the oath date, hopefully ill hear something soon for mine

Did you manage to find the letter in the documents tab and did it have an oath date?

Yes the call came directly from USCIS it was an unknown number so I'm just lucky I picked up

fellow Detroit filler here. i had my interview Dec 5th it was joint with i751, also go the for N652 saying it was recommended for approval. on Jan 3rd my status changed to oath ceremony will be scheduled. Still waiting for the actual oath ceremony date to be scheduled. so your not alone. as others have said you have passed, Detroit is just really slow from what ive been seeing. We will get there soon enough.