Gaps0214

Update: My original Naturalization Certificate has now been returned. That is 16 weeks from delivery of US Passport. For those with CBP Trusted Traveler memberships (GE, TSAPC, Nexus) if you want to change your citizenship information, I recommend you do that immediately and do not travel overseas without the new card in your possession, I just went through hoops with CBP returning into the US after I lined up in Trusted Traveler counter and they found my card inactive due to the change in information I filed before leaving the US. Thanks again everyone for your insights and thoughts about our prior situation. Cheers, GAPS

Thank you for this information. I will contact my passport processing center as indicated in the website. Cheers, G&A

Excellent idea 😀 I just did that with Patty Murray. Do you think I should write to the other one as well? We all get two US senators to ask for help. Have you had any experience getting help from them with your immigration issues with federal agencies? Thanks again.

I don't know about you but to apply for a US passport as a naturalized citizen you have to submit the original Certificate of Naturalization together with your application form. Thanks for your comment, I'd welcome a more helpful one though. So thanks, but no thanks.

Hello everyone, I would like to get your suggestion on what I can do to follow up the return of my original Certificate of Naturalization from the State Department. I received my passport last March 2023 and now it has been 2 months since and there is no sign of the CON in the mail whatsoever. I think we deserve to have our original CON document back not only for all the financial resources we had to invest to obtain it but also its value and importance as the culmination of our long and significant journey and proof of our commitment to the United States . I wrote to NPIC@state.gov and the reply I got is: Thank you for contacting the National Passport Information Center. All the information you need about current passport operations and services is conveniently located on our website at travel.state.gov. Note: If you are sending this e-mail to cancel your appointment at a passport agency, we will cancel it immediately. Thank you for making it available to another customer. This is the only reply you will receive to your email. It's almost unbelievable to note the absurdity of their auto-reply. Not very helpful at all. Any suggestions will be gratefully appreciated. Cheers, G&A

I received my passport in March 2023 and I still have not received back my Naturalization Certificate. Is there any way to find out where it is?

Passport Application Update Passport Timeline: Locator # 5350xxxxx 01/24/2023: USPS Application Filed (Standard Processing) 01/31/2023: Application Received, In Process 03/07/2023: Application Status, Approved 03/09/2023: USPS Informed Delivery DOS Passport Incoming 03/10/2023: Passport in Hand

You have no complete information about your child's situation. Assuming you applied for a US passport for a child under 18 years old because you have naturalized as a US citizen, know that by derivative citizenship law if a child is a permanent resident and under 18, and then at least one parent naturalizes, the child automatically becomes a U.S. citizen. If a parent naturalizes and then the child gets permanent residence, the child becomes a U.S. citizen the moment they become a permanent resident, if that happens before the child is 18. Stepchildren may not derive citizenship from a stepmother or stepfather under this provision. So please clarify are you worried again if your child is going to get approved for a passport before she turns 18 years old? This is not to be construed as legal advice.

1/24 Applied at USPS (Standard Service) 1/30 Passport application received by US State Dept. 1/31 Check payment cashed Locator 53 Will post updates

Bring all original documents of the supporting evidence you submitted for the N-400. If I recall correctly, I was only asked for my Green Card and my passport(s) at the N-400 interview, although I had the rest of my documents in my hand carried file I was not asked to show anymore documents. Goodluck on the N-400 interview.

Hello July 2022 Filers, Just updating the thread that it is now official for us. N400 case is closed, Certificate of Naturalization issued last January 24th. Godspeed for everyone else waiting for their turn to be sworn in as new American citizens. Cheers,

I didn't mean there was anything negative about May 2022 filing. Sorry if that alarmed you. So you did get a NOA, when did you get your NOA for the N-400? Has it been 120 days since? If you looked closely - did they indicate a priority date for your case? It's in the top middle portion. Keep faith your case is moving forward. Cheers

That is frustrating. So sorry to read your update. I'm assuming you have an online USCIS account? If not, create one. You can send a message to USCIS in that portal, use the reference number given by USCIS when you submitted your N-400 online, request for confirmation of receipt. I'm concerned about that N-400 being filed in May 2022 and crickets from USCIS. Hang in there.

You know its really important to give as much information when you ask for the forum to share insight on your case. I'm curious why your N-400 is in NBC, I understand that the N-400 should go to the local USCIS office nearest your residency state. Have you received a Notice of Action on your N-400? When did you get that? If not, how long has it been since you filed? Did you file online? or by hard document by mail? I feel there is more to your story here.

My I-751 was moved to NBC on December 12. My I-751 was approved by NBC on January 3. Thats about 3 weeks in between, and 53 days after passing my N-400 interview. If your papers transferred to NBC prior to your N-400 interview, it's reasonable to expect that your are lined up for a combo interview at your N-400. So there's no reason to suspect that the NBC transfer is slowing down your N-400. Cheers, 😊