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  1. 15 hours ago, xyz12345 said:

     

     

     

    Some other people here got Qual Review (and me from last year) and I thought the same thing as you did like ... which came first?

     

    Anyway, I just came to the conclusion that I should just concentrate on notifications from the myUSCIS account. The impt thing is you got the 'We approved...' message so just wait for your oath notification. That Qual Review notification on egov won't change until you get the oath letter. I was also waiting for that Qual Review to change but when it didn't change 30 days after interview, I called them up and ask if my file was still ok. They said no flags and to just wait for the oath letter. I got the oath notification 46 days after interview.

     

    So don't worry about the Qual Review. You've been approved! You should worry if you only got 'You attended your interview.' Hope you get the Oath letter soon. Congrats!!!!

     

    4 hours ago, dilip said:

    I agree, you are in the line for oath ceremony.  So check your local office's oath ceremony schedule, also look for the oath notice.  You are all set, just a few more days waiting time to be over with your immigration journey.

     

    Thanks for clarifying and sharing your feedback. You are very helpful. Thank you :)

  2. 32 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

    Policy manual

     

    https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-b-chapter-4

     

    If an officer approves a naturalization application, the application goes through the appropriate internal procedures before the USCIS office schedules the applicant to appear at a ceremony for the administration of the Oath of Allegiance. The internal procedures include a “re-verification” procedure where all approved applications are reviewed for quality. The officer who conducts the re-verification is not the same officer who conducts the interview. 

    SusieQQQ, this was very helpful.

     

    I was assuming that this "quality review" was uncommon (because I saw very few mentions of it), but it sounds like it's done in all cases. Is that how you understand it as well?

     

    Can you tell from my statuses if the quality review is already complete or not?

    To me it's confusing because case history says "placed in line for oath ceremony scheduling", but current status is "Submitted For Quality Review."

    Do we know how long quality reviews take generally?

     

    Thanks again for being helpful.

  3. Hi guys,

     

    I'm requesting your guidance on something.

     

    I had my N-400 interview on Sep-18 (based on 5 years of employment GC). Officer verbally told me that my case was approved, and that I should wait for oath letter.


    But, egov.uscis.gov shows:

    "Your Current Status: Case Was Submitted For Quality Review Based On An Approval Recommendation"

    "We recommended that your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, Receipt Number IOE[...], be approved. On September 18, 2019, 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."

     

    But under "Case History" I see:

    09/18/2019 Your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, was placed in line for oath ceremony scheduling.

    09/18/2019 We recommended that your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, be approved. Your case was submitted for quality review.

    08/09/2019 We scheduled an interview for your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization.

     

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    So I am confused over two things:

    1. Was I first "placed in line for oath" and then "submitted for quality review"? Or first in quality review and then (after completion of review) in line for oath?

    2. Is this quality review a common thing, have you guys seen it also?

     

    It's more confusing because my.uscis.gov (myaccount.uscis.gov) does not mention any "quality review" and says:

    "We approved your application
    Your final step to becoming a citizen is to attend your naturalization ceremony

    We will mail you a letter when we schedule your naturalization ceremony."

     

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    Thanks for any feedback. Please share if you've experience something similar.

  4. First, I'd like to sincerely wish everyone success in their processes. I wish we all can put the immigration process behind us and live happily.


    Issue:

    While my I-485 is pending and I'm still on H1B, I want to go home and get married, and bring spouse on H4


    Current status:

    AOS (I-485, I-131,I-765) filed Dec-01-2013

    Received EAD/AP combo card. Finger printing done.

    *I-485 pending*

    H1B/I-94 till Sep-2015. *Expired* stamp from previous H1B


    I now realize that if I get married after my I-485 approval, I'll have to wait through the F2A quota before spouse can come to US - which can be very lengthy (no movement last 4 months). Since I'm still H1-B status, so H4 route for spouse would be much faster.


    Two complications:

    I have AP combo card, but don't have a current H1B stamp (I-94/H1B approval is till Sep-2015)

    I-485 might be adjudicated as soon as 1-2 months, and would lose H1B status then


    I understand that ideal/simple case would be:

    Fly home, get married

    I apply for H1B stamp, spouse applies H4

    Enter US on H1B/H4

    File for spouse I-485 - and hope all this happens before my I-485 is adjudicated


    I want to see if I can save time and avoid applying for H1B stamp (because H1B admin processing is unpredictable)


    1.

    Is the following possible?

    I travel back soon, get married

    Only spouse applies for H4 stamp - Is this even possible? Or would I need to apply for H1B stamp for myself, for spouse to get H4?

    We fly back together

    Spouse goes ahead in line and enters as H4. Then I enter on AP


    2.

    I believe if I enter on AP, my H1B would still remain intact, so spouse H4 should remain valid too.

    Entering on AP causes secondary checking. But I'm guessing even if we are questioned, things should be okay. Is this correct? Or would there be any issues?


    3.

    Has anyone done that before? Can I try something else?


    4.

    Kindly provide feedback on these backup options:

    If after marriage, my I-485 is approved before we can come back to US - I will return alone and use follow-to-join option (I-824).

    Would that be the right thing to do?

    Would it be faster than going through I-130/F2A


    5.

    If I apply for H1B stamp and spouse for H4, and if before the stamping, my I-485 is approved - there shouldn't be any issue when I return, right?


    6.

    What if spouse is able to enter on H4, but my I-485 get approved before we can file the 2nd I-485? Will spouse have to leave?


    I would really appreciate your guidance and support. Thanks.



    And my sincere best wishes to everyone!!

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