I-751 February 2011 Filers

[coloso 6]

if It fingerprints doesn't change then the money is apparently a big reason why finger prints need to be done as much as possible lol....

I don't why they do it over and over.

[Alaskan 10]

I received another email update. Your Case Status: Post Decision Activity

On October 4, 2011, we mailed you a notice that we have approved this CRI89 PETITION TO REMOVE CONDITIONS OF PERMANENT RESIDENT STATUS RECEIVED.

[coloso 6]

Alaskan they have really affirm you have been approved... I have not received any e-mail update as of yet.

[BabyBlueSusie 1]

I think my husband's green card has been ordered. He doesn't read English very well, but told he that we got a letter from USCIS and there is no appointment on it. He said it reads something about 60 days. Is this something they normally write in the acceptance letter? I won't be home for another week, so I won't see the letter until then. No update on the website.

[coloso 6]

It depends but yes in an accentance letter there is an standard of 60 days for the card to arrive.

[BabyBlueSusie 1]

I was just looking at other posts and it seems like the update on the website (not sure if the physical letter is any different) typically says 30 days not 60. Oh god, I hope we didn't get an RFE....I will have him try to read the letter to me later tonight. Wish me luck!!

[coloso 6]

I wish you good lucks, nevertheless my approval said 60 days sent last week.

[JeremyR 8]

I was just looking at other posts and it seems like the update on the website (not sure if the physical letter is any different) typically says 30 days not 60. Oh god, I hope we didn't get an RFE....I will have him try to read the letter to me later tonight. Wish me luck!!

Unless things have changed since the AOS days, RFE letters come on a plain old boring piece of paper and include language like "Include this letter with your response", and of course the heading "Request for initial evidence" or "Request for additional evidence". On the other hand, an approval notice is headed (top-right) with "I-797, Notice of Action" and is one of those fancy green documents on heavy watermarked paper with "The United States of America" written within a fancy border across the top. Receipts, appointment or case transfer notices are similar but come on an I-797C... Hopefully that helps work out what it is?

Edited October 7, 2011 by JeremyR

[Alaskan 10]

Lol Jeremy I love ur responses lol

[Alaskan 10]

Alaskan they have really affirm you have been approved... I have not received any e-mail update as of yet.

Those ppl are crazy .. They need more employees ( I'm looking for job USCIS).

[BabyBlueSusie 1]

Unless things have changed since the AOS days, RFE letters come on a plain old boring piece of paper and include language like "Include this letter with your response", and of course the heading "Request for initial evidence" or "Request for additional evidence". On the other hand, an approval notice is headed (top-right) with "I-797, Notice of Action" and is one of those fancy green documents on heavy watermarked paper with "The United States of America" written within a fancy border across the top. Receipts, appointment or case transfer notices are similar but come on an I-797C... Hopefully that helps work out what it is?

Very helpful! I think it is an approval because he said it is the fancy green paper, but no appointment.

[Alaskan 10]

Hello everyone I received my green card yay I don't know if it was Saturday or Friday I was away for the weekend .

[coloso 6]

Congrats Alaskan.

Me-ha, Jeremy have you guys received anything yet? I hop you guys get some type of approval soon.

Edited October 11, 2011 by coloso

[Barca 10]

congrats alaskan!

[Alaskan 10]

Thanks Everyone