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Print Prt9190527331107523791.Tif • • UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES COVER SHEET RECORD OF PROCEEDING This is a permanent record of the Citizenship and Immigration Services. Any part of this record that is removed MUST BE RETURNED after it has served its purpose. INSTRUCTIONS 1. Place a separate cover sheet on the top of each Record of Proceeding. 2. Each Record of Prnceeding is to be fastened on the inner left side of the file jacket in chronological order. 3. Any person temporarily removing any part of this record must make, date, and sign a notation to this effect which is to be retained in this record, below the cover sheet. The signer is responsible for replacing the removed material as soon as it has served its purpose. 4. 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D You passed the tests of U.S. history and government and the English language requirement was waived. • USCIS has a~cepted your request for a Disability Exception. You are exempted from the requirement to demonstrate English language ability and/or a knowledge of U.S. history and government.'.\ · D You will be given another opportunity to be tested on your ability to ___ speak/ ___ read/ ___ write English. D You will be given another opportunity to be tested on your knowledge of U.S. history and govemment. D Please follow the instructions on Form N-14. D USCIS will send you a written decision about your application. D You did not pass the second and final test of your ___ English ability/ ____ knowledge of U.S. history and government. You will not be rescheduled for another interview for this Form N-400. USCIS will send you a written decision about your application. A) x Congratulations! Your application has been recommended for approval. At this time, it appears that you have established your eligibility for naturalization. If final approval is granted, you will be notified when and where to report for the Oath Ceremony. B) ___ A decision cannot yet he made about your application. It Is very important that you: liZI Notify USCIS if you change your address. li2I Come to any scheduled interview. li2I Submit all requested documents. liZI Send any questions about this application in writing to the officer named above. Include your full name, Alien Registration Number (A#), and a copy of this paper. li2I Go to any Oath Ceremony that you are scheduled to attend. b2} Notify USCIS as soon as possible in writing if you cannot come to any scheduled interview or Oath Ceremony. Include a copy of this paper and a copy of the scheduling notice. NOTE: Please be adyised that under section 336 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, you have the right to request a hearing before an immigration officer if your application is denied, or before the U.S. district court ifUSCIS has not made a determination on your application within l 20 days of the date of your examination. Form N-652 (Rev. 01/14/0S)N .. •• • Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service Certificate Preparation Sheet And Oath Declaration A#I.... __ A_0_36_4_9_0_9_6_8 ____~ Daytime Phone# 1.... __(_40_6_) _22_2_-7_0_4_0 ____. 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M-476 Notice Special Notice M-476 Naturalization Guide This N-400, Application for Naturalization package is in response to your request for the N-400 and/or the M-476, Naturalization Guide. The M-476 and other forms contained in it, such as the M-481, Study Guide are l.lllder revision and printed copies are not currently available. Naturalization infonnation, including the current guide are available for download on the USCIS web site at: / http://uscis.gov/graphics/citizenship/index.htm 7')~1y FC-048 08/12/04 U.S.
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