u/Feisty-Onion-6260

Maybe a silly question but how do I know I am going to get a duplicate copy of the actual certificate of naturalization from USCIS? I don’t want to receive this document, at some point in the future, and realize I made a mistake.
 
I need this document for citizenship by descent for Slovakia. After my super helpful advice on this sub about the difference between USCIS and NARA – I went to https://genealogy.uscis.dhs.gov/#/search to request the Index Search Request.
I asked for a response “By Mail” and restated that I need “Paper Copies Requested” in the open text box at the bottom.
 
Are all paper documents that come from USCIS official duplicate copies or is there something I should have specifically said in the open text box? I’m okay with wasting another $30 to make sure I get this right.
 
Thanks so much!

I am trying to get a hold of a certificate of naturalization for my great grandmother. I found her naturalization index card. It has a seven digit number in the top right hand corner. It is from 1953 and in Milwaukee, WI.

I have been reading online and still confused as to where to request to get this certificate of naturalization? Is it NARA or USCIS or a FOIA? Or can I do all three and see which gets to me fastest? Also, is anyone aware of lead times for this kind of thing?

Thanks so much for the help!

After reading a lot about robot mowers I am between the Luba 3 3000 or the Navimow 430. Our lot is about 1/2 acre but the mowing area is about .35 acres. Not many trees. The complex part is one smaller area that has a slope of 17 degs but can get to about 24/25 degs for some areas. I wanted an awd robot so that is why I am down to these two. I am asking about your experience because the Mammation gets dragged for their CS but people like it for yards with slopes. Also people say they have to babysit their Mammation. The Navimow seems to have minimal complaints. In the real world, can the Navimow handle my slope? What are your thoughts? Thank you!