A short doctor note is usually not the same as a complete Form N-648 medical disability exception. Before the naturalization interview, applicants should check whether the medical record actually explains the diagnosis, functional limits, duration, and connection to English or civics testing.
Usually no. USCIS generally expects a properly completed N-648 that explains the medical condition and its connection to the English or civics testing limit.
Sometimes. The update should be accurate, signed, and consistent with the medical record rather than a last-minute generic letter.
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