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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Germany
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How long does it on average take till one has the NOA, i.e 1 year extension of greencard document, in hand after sending off the I751 application?

Does it usually arrive before the green card expires?

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Mar 06, 2007: mailed I751!

Mar 09, 2007: I751 arrived at TSC

Mar 13, 2007: checks cleared bank

Mar 24, 2007: biometrics receipt dated Mar 09

Mar 28, 2007: NOA1 dated Mar 09

Mar 28, 2007: biometrics letter dated Mar 22

Apr 06, 2007: biometrics appointment

(Oct 09, 2007: called USCIS: service request sent to TSC)

Jan 31, 2008: case transferred to VSC (last touch date changed from 04/07/07 to 02/01/08)

Feb 01, 2008: touch

Feb 04, 2008: touch

(Feb 05, 2008: infopass appointment)

Feb 07, 2008: transfer notice dated Feb 01, 08

Feb 13, 2008: touch (Current Status: This case is now pending at the office to which it was transferred.)

Feb 25, 2008: touch

Apr 11, 2008: approval email! (only took 1 year, 34 days!)

Apr 13, 2008: 2 more approval emails

Apr 16, 2008: email notice: "Approval notice sent"

Apr 18, 2008: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!!!! card received!

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04/22/2010 N400 mailed

05/05/2010 check cashed

05/07/2010 NOA1 dated 05/04/2010

Posted

It depends on when you send the I-751 in. If you send the I-751 the day before the greencard expires (which is perfectly legal, but really cutting it close), I'm sure NOA1 won't arrive before expiration.

If you send in the I-751 closer to the beginning of the 90 day window that closes on greencard expiration, then NOA1 will probably arrive well before expiration. Something around two or three weeks or so is fairly typical from the date of mailing the I-751 to the date of receiving NOA1, but of course, like most other immigration processing timeline stuff, this will vary.

04 Apr, 2004: Got married

05 Apr, 2004: I-130 Sent to CSC

13 Apr, 2004: I-130 NOA 1

19 Apr, 2004: I-129F Sent to MSC

29 Apr, 2004: I-129F NOA 1

13 Aug, 2004: I-130 Approved by CSC

28 Dec, 2004: I-130 Case Complete at NVC

18 Jan, 2005: Got the visa approved in Caracas

22 Jan, 2005: Flew home together! CCS->MIA->SFO

25 May, 2005: I-129F finally approved! We won't pursue it.

8 June, 2006: Our baby girl is born!

24 Oct, 2006: Window for filing I-751 opens

25 Oct, 2006: I-751 mailed to CSC

18 Nov, 2006: I-751 NOA1 received from CSC

30 Nov, 2006: I-751 Biometrics taken

05 Apr, 2007: I-751 approved, card production ordered

23 Jan, 2008: N-400 sent to CSC via certified mail

19 Feb, 2008: N-400 Biometrics taken

27 Mar, 2008: Naturalization interview notice received (NOA2 for N-400)

30 May, 2008: Naturalization interview, passed the test!

17 June, 2008: Naturalization oath notice mailed

15 July, 2008: Naturalization oath ceremony!

16 July, 2008: Registered to vote and applied for US passport

26 July, 2008: US Passport arrived.

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Germany
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Thank you for the fast reply. I really just needed an estimate. Unfortunately I am one of those whose DL will expire on the same date as the greencard will, so I am forced to use the greencard extension document to get me a new DL - which will probably only be valid for one more year then :(

animal-smiley-085.gif

Mar 06, 2007: mailed I751!

Mar 09, 2007: I751 arrived at TSC

Mar 13, 2007: checks cleared bank

Mar 24, 2007: biometrics receipt dated Mar 09

Mar 28, 2007: NOA1 dated Mar 09

Mar 28, 2007: biometrics letter dated Mar 22

Apr 06, 2007: biometrics appointment

(Oct 09, 2007: called USCIS: service request sent to TSC)

Jan 31, 2008: case transferred to VSC (last touch date changed from 04/07/07 to 02/01/08)

Feb 01, 2008: touch

Feb 04, 2008: touch

(Feb 05, 2008: infopass appointment)

Feb 07, 2008: transfer notice dated Feb 01, 08

Feb 13, 2008: touch (Current Status: This case is now pending at the office to which it was transferred.)

Feb 25, 2008: touch

Apr 11, 2008: approval email! (only took 1 year, 34 days!)

Apr 13, 2008: 2 more approval emails

Apr 16, 2008: email notice: "Approval notice sent"

Apr 18, 2008: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!!!! card received!

tumbleweed-1.gif

04/22/2010 N400 mailed

05/05/2010 check cashed

05/07/2010 NOA1 dated 05/04/2010

Posted
Thank you for the fast reply. I really just needed an estimate. Unfortunately I am one of those whose DL will expire on the same date as the greencard will, so I am forced to use the greencard extension document to get me a new DL - which will probably only be valid for one more year then :(

That`s a good point, I even didn`t think about that. I am in the same situation my Green Card expire the same time as DL, is this based on the green card. So what now , I have to wait first to extand my green card and then I can extend my driving license. IS SIT HOW IT WORKS?

What if I receive the NOA after the GC and DL expire.

I am getting tired to try to put this puzzle together.

:wacko:

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Germany
Timeline
Posted
Thank you for the fast reply. I really just needed an estimate. Unfortunately I am one of those whose DL will expire on the same date as the greencard will, so I am forced to use the greencard extension document to get me a new DL - which will probably only be valid for one more year then :(

That`s a good point, I even didn`t think about that. I am in the same situation my Green Card expire the same time as DL, is this based on the green card. So what now , I have to wait first to extand my green card and then I can extend my driving license. IS SIT HOW IT WORKS?

What if I receive the NOA after the GC and DL expire.

I am getting tired to try to put this puzzle together.

:wacko:

Honestly, I don't know how it works. I just know that the last time I renewed my DL (which was one year ago ;) ) , I had to go back to the driving instructor and have him write me a form for the tag office. All he did is look at my resident card. He said without a valid immigration document I wouldn't receive a DL. This is Oklahoma btw, and different states, sometimes even different counties are known to have different requirements, so it would be wise for you to find out how your state goes about DLs.

Anyway, I expect to be able to renew my DL with the NOA1 which is a letter to extent the greencard for one year. If this plan A shouldn't work, plan B consists of calling my state rep up, as he is luckily involved with immigration issues and comes from a small town close to where I live.

If all fails I would be in a very misserable position, as I need a car for everything, since we live in a rural area and the next store is like 15 minues (by car) away....

animal-smiley-085.gif

Mar 06, 2007: mailed I751!

Mar 09, 2007: I751 arrived at TSC

Mar 13, 2007: checks cleared bank

Mar 24, 2007: biometrics receipt dated Mar 09

Mar 28, 2007: NOA1 dated Mar 09

Mar 28, 2007: biometrics letter dated Mar 22

Apr 06, 2007: biometrics appointment

(Oct 09, 2007: called USCIS: service request sent to TSC)

Jan 31, 2008: case transferred to VSC (last touch date changed from 04/07/07 to 02/01/08)

Feb 01, 2008: touch

Feb 04, 2008: touch

(Feb 05, 2008: infopass appointment)

Feb 07, 2008: transfer notice dated Feb 01, 08

Feb 13, 2008: touch (Current Status: This case is now pending at the office to which it was transferred.)

Feb 25, 2008: touch

Apr 11, 2008: approval email! (only took 1 year, 34 days!)

Apr 13, 2008: 2 more approval emails

Apr 16, 2008: email notice: "Approval notice sent"

Apr 18, 2008: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!!!! card received!

tumbleweed-1.gif

04/22/2010 N400 mailed

05/05/2010 check cashed

05/07/2010 NOA1 dated 05/04/2010

Posted
Thank you for the fast reply. I really just needed an estimate. Unfortunately I am one of those whose DL will expire on the same date as the greencard will, so I am forced to use the greencard extension document to get me a new DL - which will probably only be valid for one more year then :(

That`s a good point, I even didn`t think about that. I am in the same situation my Green Card expire the same time as DL, is this based on the green card. So what now , I have to wait first to extand my green card and then I can extend my driving license. IS SIT HOW IT WORKS?

What if I receive the NOA after the GC and DL expire.

I am getting tired to try to put this puzzle together.

:wacko:

Honestly, I don't know how it works. I just know that the last time I renewed my DL (which was one year ago ;) ) , I had to go back to the driving instructor and have him write me a form for the tag office. All he did is look at my resident card. He said without a valid immigration document I wouldn't receive a DL. This is Oklahoma btw, and different states, sometimes even different counties are known to have different requirements, so it would be wise for you to find out how your state goes about DLs.

Anyway, I expect to be able to renew my DL with the NOA1 which is a letter to extent the greencard for one year. If this plan A shouldn't work, plan B consists of calling my state rep up, as he is luckily involved with immigration issues and comes from a small town close to where I live.

If all fails I would be in a very misserable position, as I need a car for everything, since we live in a rural area and the next store is like 15 minues (by car) away....

I am in Nevada

I called DMV, Yes they do need the residency card and our case I have to wait for NOA.

 
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