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michaelp   0

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Nebraska received the I-751 on October 11th. We have already booked a Med. cruise the 3rd week of March for her birthday. Will a NOA letter be enough with an expired card to push through? I see on the update for California, where these are being transferred, that the projection is 6 months. I hope that the increase in fees helps their calender fly! What are we going to do? To top it off the cruise line requires all travel documentation to be greater than 6 months from expiration....

NOA1 - 6/28/04

Nebraska NOA2 - 9/20/04 83 days

Case # - 9/29/04

K-Packet - 11/27/04

St. Luke's exam - 12/10/04

Manila Interview - 12/14/04

Visa released for delivery - 1/5/5

Married 1/19/5

AOS & EAD NOA 4/25/5

Biometrics 6/3/5

EAD 7/5/5

Transferred to california -8/22/5

AOS approved 1/09/06

I-751 received by Nebraska - 10/11/07

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Nebraska received the I-751 on October 11th. We have already booked a Med. cruise the 3rd week of March for her birthday. Will a NOA letter be enough with an expired card to push through? I see on the update for California, where these are being transferred, that the projection is 6 months. I hope that the increase in fees helps their calender fly! What are we going to do? To top it off the cruise line requires all travel documentation to be greater than 6 months from expiration....

Don't worry, most likely you will have your new 10-year greencard by then. It appears that California is processing I751s in well under 6 months. As far as the travel documentation for the cruise is concerned: make sure your passports are at least another 6 months valid from the start of the cruise.

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Mar 06, 2007: mailed I751!

Mar 09, 2007: I751 arrived at TSC

Mar 13, 2007: checks cleared bank

Mar 24, 2007: biometrics receipt dated Mar 09

Mar 28, 2007: NOA1 dated Mar 09

Mar 28, 2007: biometrics letter dated Mar 22

Apr 06, 2007: biometrics appointment

(Oct 09, 2007: called USCIS: service request sent to TSC)

Jan 31, 2008: case transferred to VSC (last touch date changed from 04/07/07 to 02/01/08)

Feb 01, 2008: touch

Feb 04, 2008: touch

(Feb 05, 2008: infopass appointment)

Feb 07, 2008: transfer notice dated Feb 01, 08

Feb 13, 2008: touch (Current Status: This case is now pending at the office to which it was transferred.)

Feb 25, 2008: touch

Apr 11, 2008: approval email! (only took 1 year, 34 days!)

Apr 13, 2008: 2 more approval emails

Apr 16, 2008: email notice: "Approval notice sent"

Apr 18, 2008: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!!!! card received!

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04/22/2010 N400 mailed

05/05/2010 check cashed

05/07/2010 NOA1 dated 05/04/2010

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If you are transfered to CSC you should be approved within plenty of time to get your 10 year Greencard for your cruise.... if for some reason you are delayed then your NOA1 and you original greencard are all that is needed for getting back into the US... the cruise line will require you to have a valid passport that is valid for 6 months beyond your travel dates....

Kez

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Thanks to both of you. Luckily there aren't any issues with the passports.

NOA1 - 6/28/04

Nebraska NOA2 - 9/20/04 83 days

Case # - 9/29/04

K-Packet - 11/27/04

St. Luke's exam - 12/10/04

Manila Interview - 12/14/04

Visa released for delivery - 1/5/5

Married 1/19/5

AOS & EAD NOA 4/25/5

Biometrics 6/3/5

EAD 7/5/5

Transferred to california -8/22/5

AOS approved 1/09/06

I-751 received by Nebraska - 10/11/07

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