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P400A, This was the format for my letter and please modify it as you like. In my case, namecheck was completed but no one notified me/sent me the oath notification until I faxed in my letter. Name Address A# and case number To, District director Address Dear [put the...

P400A and madhuri_dhar, The adjudicating officers do go through a periodic check up of all cases pending namecheck. Some times, it doesn't happen automatically. My pending namecheck was completed 2 weeks after my interview but it took 6 months for me to get my Oath notification because the...

I was never asked for my birth certificate during my naturalization interview, so I am not sure how important it is. How about getting an affidavit from the nearest Indian embassy or consulate?

Congratulations paz1960! You have been an amazing help to everyone in this forum. Enjoy your victory.

You can apply for your passport on the same day after your Oath ceremony is completed. The passport application will only need your certificate of naturalization. :)

I am from India and I took a modified Oath and became a US citizen in 2006. I included a letter with my N400 petition that described in detail about my belief in Gandhian philosophy and nonviolence.

It's okay. Not every one can access their case status information on-line. I was never able to see my case status online during the entire Naturalization process from sending the N-400 forms until the Oath Ceremony.

I agree. It works some times. I sent two letters to the Washington DO requesting for an update on my case status after my name check was pending. Someone from the Office eventually contacted me on my cell phone to get a fax number to send me form N-445, naturalization Oath ceremony notification.

You can find all of the information at this website. Once you send them a letter requesting a status letter, it takes about 2 weeks to get it in the mail. Good Luck. http://www.sss.gov/instructions.html

I applied at the Washington Passport Agency and got mine in 3 hours. Please take all the travel documents with you. Good Luck!

Here is one good attorney. I have used him in the past for my GC through employment petition and he did an excellent job. Paul Shearman Allen and Associates 1329 18th Street, NW Washington, DC 20036 Tel: 202-638-2777