I-751 NOA1 (What it looks like, and does it lead to RFE)?

[tlnt 1]

Hi,

Does your I-751 NOA1 look like attached? Concerned about the section (IF you have not already done so...). I searched in the forum and several other VJ'ers say this is standard wording. Just wanted to get confirmation.

Also, searching, 1 year extension is from the date of the original conditional GC expiration correct?

Lastly, how long does it usually take to get the asc appt, and how OFTEN does an RFE happen at this stage? (Still can happen?)

PS, please note, we haven't had time to update our timeline/tag, but will do so when we get time.

[cdneh 3,112]

I've just compared your paperwork to mine, and it does read exactly the same way. It seems to be standard wording.

The 1 year extension is from the date your 2 year card expires.

It's anyone's guess really as to how long it takes to get an appointment for biometrics. It can depend on so many things like where you are being processed. I've recently seen appointment letters go out in a few weeks, and the occasional one that has taken longer than that.

Yes an RFE can still happen, my friend from the UK got her biometrics letter, went to the appointment, and got an RFE following that.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

That is it.

Do not lose it - it extends the greencard for one year.

it took us 7 days to get the bio appointment notice after receipt of the above.- about two weeks later for the actual appointment.

[Barca 10]

they all look that way!

[Inky 1,111]

You can get an RFE at ANY stage.

Biometrics happens when it happens, some take longer some are really quick. It depends on your ASC center and how quickly they process or how backed up they are.

That letter is STANDARD everyone has it.

[tlnt 1]

thanks for the responses. glad for the reassurance, wording of the letter seems weird.

take care, we'll patiently wait for our bio letter, etc. have a blessed thanksgiving for you and yours.

[mr and mrs 187]

ah. i had thought that the extension was for one year from the date of the NOA1 (above). but in fact, it extends your conditional residency by one year. got it.