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    Our experiences and timeline are fully and widely displayed throughout this forum if you can patiently go through it. It's not easy to be writing your story each time. Thanks 🙏 🙏 🙏
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    Many folks as I in this thread applied few years ago and got our cases approved. Some even got approved recently. But it takes much longer today before getting the form I-360 approved.
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    Nobody is there writing it. It's only a machine (AI) doing it nowadays. Before, it wasn't like that, someone was at least touching your file. That's why it's no more making any sense today and also,never close to accurateness. How can you explain that I had on the day of My oath ceremony, 11 months until final decision posted on myUSCIS progress timeline? To me, that is an evidence it's not a human acting behind those numbers, but instead an (AI) or machine.
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    That's great 👍 Congratulations 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉
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    For now, we do not have too much informations how those newly partial banned countries will play out. But at time goes, we will know more better. So, as it stands, it's only for US travel entry and some type of Visa I guess.
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    Congratulations for your I-360 approval 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉. For the I-485, nothing to worry about. If your country of origin is not among the 19 travel's banned by the government, you should be having an update very soon. You are still in the normal processing time after the vawa approval. Being in a red State has nothing to do about following your immigration case. I also as many on this thread are from Texas and the process went pretty well for US. It will be easier for you to resubmit an online address change now that your I-360 has been approved because NBC or your local office can now do the update without passing necessarily through Vermont. The most difficult part is now behind you and the rest will be okay 👍.
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    That's right 👍. Do not rely on those USCIS estimates. It's never accurate. The day of my oath ceremony, guess what !? It was posted 11 months before decision on myUSCIS progress timeline.
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    Street free indeed @balo101 Thanks so much for your insights and great support.
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    Congratulations for the interview 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉
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    Passport it a very straightforward process. They will need only, 1- naturalization certificate 2- copy of your driver's license. 3- photo 4- proof of your flight within 14 days if you are applying base on that. 5- credit card for payment. Be on time and everything will be okay 👍
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    Today is my birthday 🎂 🎂 🎂 I collected my passport book yesterday (large size). I drove immediately to the SSA even though my appointment scheduled day was next month, Jan 15th. I did the walking and they received my me and did my citizenship update. So, I Roundup everything yesterday and now ready for my international travel next week. This journey has been somewhat better and easier because of you all. I'm so Grateful. My prayers for those still on line for the adjudication of their cases. May God bless you all.
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    Today is my birthday 🎂 🎂 🎂 I collected my passport book yesterday (large size). I drove immediately to the SSA even though my appointment scheduled day was next month, Jan 15th. I did the walking and they received my me and did my citizenship update. So, I Roundup everything yesterday and now ready for my international travel next week. This journey has been somewhat better and easier because of you all. I'm so Grateful. My prayers for those still on line for the adjudication of their cases. May God bless you all.
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    Thanks 👍
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    Great and refreshing News. Congratulations 🎉 🎉🎉
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    Delaying, delaying.... Before, they were many USCIS field offices practicing the same day oath ceremony. Today, almost NONE. Meaning that there should be an internal policy to avoid such Rush. I read on a different thread I guess last September someone saying that, after completing his N-400 test, the immigration officer told him that there will henceforth be no more same-day oath ceremony. That field office was none of those practicing the same day oath ceremony. Since then, I haven't heard of anyone having going through the oath ceremony the same day after the interview.
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    Because of the new administration policy,It takes nowadays few days or couple of weeks for your case status to get updated from " oath ceremony will be scheduled" to actually being scheduled. Mine took three weeks and it comes with the form N-445 being posted on your myUSCIS documents log and another hard copy mailed to you.
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    Citizens from 19 countries in this present administration banned list are subject to interview's cancellations or immigration's processing paused. I noticed that during our oath ceremony,none of people's originating from those countries were mentioned. All participants were acknowledged and welcomed according to their country of citizenship. Was it just a coincidence? I don't think so, they purposely I guess removed people originating from those countries in other to comply with the government banned policy.
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    The day of my oath ceremony, my progress timeline was posted 11 months until final decision. So,it doesn't really mean anything at all.
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    Congratulations 🎉 🎉 🎉
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    Thanks 👍
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    Thank so much @balo101. Always supportive.
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    Greetings to y'all following this thread. My immigration journey officially ENDED today after my oath of allegiance ceremony this afternoon in Irving Texas field office. I'm now officially a US CITIZEN. Thanks to you All for your untimely support. Wishing to those who are still waiting a great and successful outcome with their different cases. More Approval to you All.
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    Greetings to y'all following this thread. My immigration journey officially ENDED today after my oath of allegiance ceremony this afternoon in Irving Texas field office. I'm now officially a US CITIZEN. Thanks to you All for your untimely support. Wishing to those who are still waiting a great and successful outcome with their different cases. More Approval to you All.
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    Your country of origin has a lot to do with this. That's what I really think. But let's just hope for a better ending in all this.
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    Congratulations for the APPROVALS 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉 You guys will soon get your oath ceremony scheduled. In my case, my officer told me I was to hear from them in three weeks. It seems like they are no longer doing the same day oath ceremony. They now have to wait a certain amount of days for quality reviews before the oath ceremony can be scheduled. I guess you guys are feeling much relaxed now than before.
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