I don't have that line , may be they have asked additional documents. That could be fingerprint request or passport photocopies . Etc, don't worry be happy . At least they r working on it . As long as you r legit nothing to worrylegolas said:
Asking for extra documents means it's a non-routine application, though. It'll have a different timeframe expectation than a routine application (36 months instead of 12). Other than that, I with you agree for the most part.jassi_cool1980 said:
Not necessarily , specially on finger print scan. Like in my community We have common surnames, and names (sometimes as well) . And I know couple of guys who got finger print report but didn't delayed there application . But again luck plays a factor here in these kind of situations .MiriamT said:
Which is precisely why I worded the way I did: "expectation." I didn't use any words indicating certainty. As far as anecdotal evidence goes, I do know of several individuals who got a full-blown RQ (CIT 0171, not CIT 0520) and still got their citizenship applications processed within the expected timeframe for a routine application at the time. But if someone with a non-routine application calls to inquire, they'll ask to wait until the 36 months have passed.jassi_cool1980 said:
Especially now that they changed completely their workflow, trying to eliminate all the backlog. Things are sort of not predictable right now. But I am optimistic.jassi_cool1980 said:
Congratz there!tritri said:
