For everyone adjusting status

[guzzyron 0]

This is perhaps no news to the avid follower of immigration events but for the rest of us, only CSC and VSC will be processing I-751's from now on and there won't be any need to send to NSC or TSC anymore. You can view the USCIS press release on this change here (in pdf) or here (in html).

[*JG* 2]

Thank you. We file in August.

[YuAndDan 153]

Note: Adjusting Status is from NON-Immigrant to Immigrant using form I-485. What you are talking about is removing conditions, there is no status change, the LPR is still an LPR.

[Mrs.J06 4]

Thank you for the links! I didn't see any date, is this as of now, immediately, or sometime later this year?

[jethro 0]

Thank you for the links! I didn't see any date, is this as of now, immediately, or sometime later this year?

Immediate :

"The adjudication functions for these petitions have already been assigned to these locations in anticipation of this change. Therefore, all petitioners filing a Form I-751 are requested to file the petition with the California or Vermont Service Centers, depending on the state in which they reside."

[nice_man 0]

Thank you for the links! I didn't see any date, is this as of now, immediately, or sometime later this year?

Immediate :

"The adjudication functions for these petitions have already been assigned to these locations in anticipation of this change. Therefore, all petitioners filing a Form I-751 are requested to file the petition with the California or Vermont Service Centers, depending on the state in which they reside."

California has been red hot fast for us so far. I mailed my package from IL to them in CA last Saturday (keep in mind that this past Monday was a holiday) and they signed for it on Tuesday. We just checked our bank account yesterday and the checks had already been cashed. That took less then 1 week. We're hoping that I get my first NOA next week.

When we applied for my 2-year green card a few years ago it got transferred to California and was issued to me in less then 6 months. I'm hoping for 4 months on the 10-year green card. Call me optimistic but there's no harm in dreaming.