Backlog in San Francisco?

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jwazevedo
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Backlog in San Francisco?

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Does anyone have any direct information on the current time to process an application for recognition of citizenship through the SF consulate?
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I sent in my request via email on October 17 and have not received a reply as of yet.
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Is the email address on the San Francisco website? If not, can you please provide it here? Thanks.
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The email is on the San Francisco website with the way they wish it addressed. They say on the website that they will call to set an appointment in March.
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ok thanks
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