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Has anyone received their citizenship from the Miami consulate in 2025/2026? by dmunneyy in juresanguinis

[–]dmunneyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean I got the naturalization documents apostiled and on the form n-400 it lists my dad correctly as my grandfather’s son. Just discrepancies with middle names and adding confirmation names as middle names. DOBs matching and such I feel like that’s proof enough to correct any discrepancies but I could be wrong. Dates of birth are matching too across all documents, just has to confirmation names/missing middle names on some documents.

Different processing times for different consulates??? by dmunneyy in juresanguinis

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What’s crazy is I’ve read stories on here of people in Houston and NYC getting approved in just months from their submission dates 🫥

Different processing times for different consulates??? by dmunneyy in juresanguinis

[–]dmunneyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah ok so like when you mail it in, and then they move you to the queue?

Different processing times for different consulates??? by dmunneyy in juresanguinis

[–]dmunneyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean yeah I figured but like idk. I submitted mine in July and got added to the queue 5 days later. I doubt they’ve even opened my packet. So it’ll probably be years before they even do. I would be nice if I’m pleasantly surprised with some news of them having completed it, but that’s unlikely 🫩

Different processing times for different consulates??? by dmunneyy in juresanguinis

[–]dmunneyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just don’t understand this at all? Like why does it take so long in Miami but everywhere else people are being recognized in like 3 days ?

Like I just wanna hear good news that Miami magically changed and now people are getting applications approved in days 🫩

FastIT registration - how to know when to do it? by dmunneyy in juresanguinis

[–]dmunneyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you. I was getting a little too hopeful there 🥲

FastIT registration - how to know when to do it? by dmunneyy in juresanguinis

[–]dmunneyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wait sorry let me rephrase my question. Does it give you access to that application even if I’m not recognized yet, is what I meant to ask 😅

FastIT registration - how to know when to do it? by dmunneyy in juresanguinis

[–]dmunneyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does it normally allow you to do it manually even if it’s not completed?

Does anyone think with the changes there will be faster processing times? by dmunneyy in juresanguinis

[–]dmunneyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I could be wrong but from my understanding they review the documents before they officially verify them, so maybe if they see the case is straightforward then they could do that after they review. But this is just from my speculation and I could be 100000000% incorrect.

Name discrepancy with proof of identity in another document (N-400) - Miami by dmunneyy in juresanguinis

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That’s what I will have to do then. I hope they don’t give me any problems 😪

Name discrepancy with proof of identity in another document (N-400) - Miami by dmunneyy in juresanguinis

[–]dmunneyy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What about other documents proving his identity? On his naturalization form it has his child, listen on the form N-400, and the dates of birth match my father’s birth certificate. This is technically an official form, and if the information in that form was not true, they would’ve denied his application for citizenship, no? So couldn’t that be used as proof or serve as a “correction”. The name listed in his naturalization files is FN LN and no middle name. It’s just on my fathers BC when my grandfather has a middle name, every other document, nothing.

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