Proof of citizenship application status, decision made. What does that mean?

[Rayjrango]

I recently checked my application status and it said decision made but doesn't say if I'm aproved or not. It said the application takes 5 months and they received the application a little more than a month ago. Should I be expecting my certificate early or is there a good chance that I'm rejected?

 

[links18]

On what grounds would you be rejected? You have been told in multiple threads you are already a citizen (based on information you provided). Just relax a little.....

 

[Rayjrango]

I don't know what grounds that I would be rejected. Maybe not acceptable documentation about my father's adoption records. That wasn't my question. I'm concerned that they came to a decision in 1 month when the site says it takes 5 months.

 

[links18]

I don't know what grounds that I would be rejected. Maybe not acceptable documentation about my father's adoption records. That wasn't my question. I'm concerned that they came to a decision in 1 month when the site says it takes 5 months.

Almost certainly, if there were a problem with documents--they would contact you and ask for clarification, unless the documents clearly showed you weren't a citizen. Decision Made usually means approved, but you just have to wait to see what comes in the mail to know for sure.

 

[Cappuccino]

Did you already take your citizenship test?

 

[alphazip]

Did you already take your citizenship test?

There is no test to be a citizen by descent. Either you are or you're not.