I-751 November 2014 Filers

[sharito83 1]

You sent yours out already? I'm jealous...waiting for tax transcripts from the IRS and who knows how long that is going to take. I am hoping to have everything complete by mid-November

I think you can download your tax transcripts from the IRS website.

I did mine that way and sent those copies when applied for ROC

[bgiri1189 0]

Went to local uscis office yesterday for info pass , I asked her why is it taking too much time n she said they r checking my background status, damn does it take this much time to check that. My conditional green card will expire nov 14 and they stamped on my passport

[plamjordan11 6]

Went to local uscis office yesterday for info pass , I asked her why is it taking too much time n she said they r checking my background status, damn does it take this much time to check that. My conditional green card will expire nov 14 and they stamped on my passport

I am sorry for your wait, hopefully you hear something back soon. Weren't you able to submit a service request?

I wanted to let you know guys that I filed for N-400, Yeahhh, hopefully that doesn't take 10 months:)

[sharito83 1]

I am sorry for your wait, hopefully you hear something back soon. Weren't you able to submit a service request?

I wanted to let you know guys that I filed for N-400, Yeahhh, hopefully that doesn't take 10 months:)

Awesome! may i ask what sort of copies of files did you send?

Did you prepare a package like the application for Removal of Conditions?

thanks!

[SandM 0]

Do I need an I-550 stamp in my passport while we await decision on my RFE? People seem to hear back on RFEs within anything from ten days to more than sixty, so I'm not sure...

[SandM 0]

Do I need an I-550 stamp in my passport while we await decision on my RFE? People seem to hear back on RFEs within anything from ten days to more than sixty, so I'm not sure...

Actually, I want to amend this to ask:

Based on my timeline, and based on the fact that we just submitted an RFE that will be decided upon sooner or later, should I move ahead with filing the N-400 as soon as I'm eligible? Our understanding is that that can push USCIS to reach a decision sooner. And I will be eligible in about a month's time (3 years of LPR, 3 years since marriage have already elapsed, and we'll have been living 3 months or more at our current place of residence).

Also, aside from the possible N-400, my one-year extension letter expires very soon! What should I do to maintain my legal status?

[plamjordan11 6]

Actually, I want to amend this to ask:

Based on my timeline, and based on the fact that we just submitted an RFE that will be decided upon sooner or later, should I move ahead with filing the N-400 as soon as I'm eligible? Our understanding is that that can push USCIS to reach a decision sooner. And I will be eligible in about a month's time (3 years of LPR, 3 years since marriage have already elapsed, and we'll have been living 3 months or more at our current place of residence).

Also, aside from the possible N-400, my one-year extension letter expires very soon! What should I do to maintain my legal status?

You can get a stamp by the time you wait for the decision and you can also apply for N400. I wanted to make sure that I did everything the right way, this is why I filed the first day that I was eligible:)

[SandM 0]

You can get a stamp by the time you wait for the decision and you can also apply for N400. I wanted to make sure that I did everything the right way, this is why I filed the first day that I was eligible:)

Thanks! I think we'll go this route. Could you or someone else point me to where I can details about getting my passport stamped? And then I suppose I'll begin a new thread for the next hoop to jump through: the N-400.

[plamjordan11 6]

Thanks! I think we'll go this route. Could you or someone else point me to where I can details about getting my passport stamped? And then I suppose I'll begin a new thread for the next hoop to jump through: the N-400.

There is a N-400 guide on this website and as far as getting a stamp you need to make in InfoPass appointment at your local office and they will stamp it, you can schedule the appt online

This is the link for the guide:

http://www.visajourney.com/content/naturalization_guide

[moemac59 192]

I think you can download your tax transcripts from the IRS website.

I did mine that way and sent those copies when applied for ROC

Sharito,

Would you mind sending me the link for that?

I've requested on line but who knows how long that will take.

[sharito83 1]

Sharito,

Would you mind sending me the link for that?

I've requested on line but who knows how long that will take.

I just visited the IRS website and the option to download your transcripts has been removed. I did some online research and it shows that somehow and I really don't know how the feature was removed from the website

It looked like this:

http://e-pluribusunum.org/2014/05/12/faq-how-do-i-download-a-tax-transcript-from-irs-gov/

I guess now I have to request mine thru mail

[Sukie 1,460]

I just visited the IRS website and the option to download your transcripts has been removed. I did some online research and it shows that somehow and I really don't know how the feature was removed from the website

It looked like this:

http://e-pluribusunum.org/2014/05/12/faq-how-do-i-download-a-tax-transcript-from-irs-gov/

I guess now I have to request mine thru mail

The online feature was removed when it appeared that the IRS had suffered a hacking attack. Now you can either call the IRS or write the IRS and request the transcript - but you cannot do it online anymore.

It's a Pain, right?

Sukie in NY

[moemac59 192]

The online feature was removed when it appeared that the IRS had suffered a hacking attack. Now you can either call the IRS or write the IRS and request the transcript - but you cannot do it online anymore.

It's a Pain, right?

Sukie in NY

Thanks Sukie,

This is what I did so let's see if they come soon.

[SandM 0]

People who did an Infopass to get an I-551 stamp: do you just walk in and request it, showing your NOA and other details?

We're kind of confused because we chose the appointment option to speak to a representative/"other" and so don't really know what's going to be required at the appointment...

[plamjordan11 6]

People who did an Infopass to get an I-551 stamp: do you just walk in and request it, showing your NOA and other details?

We're kind of confused because we chose the appointment option to speak to a representative/"other" and so don't really know what's going to be required at the appointment...

You schedule the appointment from the USCIS website you just find the local office in their website menu and schedule it there. They don't need the letter just your DL and GC. This is it:)