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Some questions regarding "Card Production Ordered"

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Hello All:

I recently got a update of my I-751 case that states "Card Production Ordered". I have some questions regarding this

1. What is the average time for actually getting the card in the mail?

2. Does the VSC mail the card or is it another service center?

3. I plan on applying for "citizenship for my spouse in November of 2010 do i Need to do anything in between I-751 approval and filing for U.S citizenship?

Thank you in advance for your help

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Kathryn41 Grand Master

Kathryn41   3,205

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Mine took 6 days to arrive after I received the notice of its production. No, the Service Center doesn't produce the cards - I believed they are issued from a central location but I am not sure. Regardless, it is not the Service Center who produces the cards. No, you don't have to do anything in between removing conditions and filing for naturalization except stay married and living together if you are using the 3 year option, and not leaving the US for more than 6 months to ensure you meet the continued residency requirement.

And Congratulations!

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Mine took 6 days to arrive after I received the notice of its production. No, the Service Center doesn't produce the cards - I believed they are issued from a central location but I am not sure. Regardless, it is not the Service Center who produces the cards. No, you don't have to do anything in between removing conditions and filing for naturalization except stay married and living together if you are using the 3 year option, and not leaving the US for more than 6 months to ensure you meet the continued residency requirement.

And Congratulations!

kathryn you forgot one thing he has to do besides staying married ,

he has to study ;):P

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129f for K1 visa filed in march 07 check my timeline for full info

03 March 2008 , received welcome letter and 2 year GC yeahhhhhhhhhhhhh

22 NOV 2009 to lift condition GC expires 22 Feb 2010

24 Nov 09 send in I 751 ( ROC , in VT )

25 Nov 09 Your item was delivered at 12:10 PM in SAINT ALBANS, VT 05479 to INS .

30 Nov 09 Check Cashed

21 Dec 09 biometric

On March 9, 2010, we ordered production of your new card.

12 March 2010 received approval letter in mail

16 March 2010 10 year Green Card received in mail exp date March 09 / 2020

April 14/2017 send N400 

04/25/17 credit card charged 

04/25/17 e mail NOA send 

05/01/17 hard copy of NOA dated 04/25 received in mail

05/06/17 biometric hard copy in mail 

05/19/17 Biometric appointment in Hartford CT 

07/17/17 Inline for Interview 

07/24/17 Interview letter in mail 

08/24/17 Interview in Springfield MA ... Yes Aproved

09/14/17 Oath Ceremony .... done I am a US citizen

09/22/17 Applied for Passport ( per reg mail ) 

10/04/17 got passport in mail  

10/13/17 got certificate in mail  , updated status with social security office 

AM DONE YEAHHHHHHHHHHH 

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Yurika & Jim   77

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Pardon I do not understand what is meant by "he has to study"?

I think she wanted to tell you "you need some study for naturalization interview", like American history... ;)

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