I-751 June 2016 Filers (Merged Threads)

[Angela256z 30]

OK new question.  Employer is fine now that I have showed them the info on the USCIS site.  However, we are in the process of buying a house.  For the loan are we still good?  Little info. We are still pending for the I-751. We are June 24th filers.  No movement at all on the case.  His one year Ext is expired.  We have an info pass appointment on Thursday in hopes of getting the stamp showing an ext, but is that enough for our home loan?

[f f 725]

the stamp proves he is a permanent resident the loan company can not chose whuch type of proof of residency they accept. they must accept all legal forms of proof of residency. you may need to print out the uscis documents showing what he has is the same thing as a green card.

[Luke25 3]

Does anyone know the best time to find a infopass date?

 

Everytime I go to the website there are no dates available!

 

Thanks in advance 

[sarah86 8]

3 hours ago, Luke25 said:

Does anyone know the best time to find a infopass date?

 

Everytime I go to the website there are no dates available!

 

Thanks in advance 

Try right past midnight. 

[Fox77 8]

I have a question to late June filers meaning from ( June 16th - June 30th )!

has anyone field n 400? While still waiting the I 751!

I really would like to hear how it went please!

[Californian wife 17]

In addition to previous person's question, Also could someone please tell us how long it's usually takes CSC to process N400 now? If we apply mid august how long it normally takes to hear back or be approved? 

 

Many Many thanks!! 

[cazzers 83]

1 minute ago, Californian wife said:

In addition to previous person's question, Also could someone please tell us how long it's usually takes CSC to process N400 now? If we apply mid august how long it normally takes to hear back or be approved? 

 

Many Many thanks!! 

Csc does not process n400. You send the application to the lockbox, they route it to NBC and from there it's gonna go to ur local field office for the interview when it's ready to be scheduled. 

[AK_2014 113]

51 minutes ago, Californian wife said:

In addition to previous person's question, Also could someone please tell us how long it's usually takes CSC to process N400 now? If we apply mid august how long it normally takes to hear back or be approved? 

 

Many Many thanks!! 

Since N-400 applications are adjudicated by local field offices, check the VJ timelines data here:

http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/citlist.php?cfl=&op5=5,10,11

 

From the drop-down box in the bottom right of the screen (on a laptop, anyway), select your local CIS office (field office) and click "Find." It'll give you an idea of what VJ members have reported recently for your region.

[Teknodude 53]

11 hours ago, Luke25 said:

Does anyone know the best time to find a infopass date?

 

Everytime I go to the website there are no dates available!

 

Thanks in advance 

Agree with Sarah86 but also bear in mind that depending on where you live you can visit pretty much any USCIS office to do this. 

I live in Miami Beach and I can easily go to 5 USCIS offices within an hours drive which is useful. Big metro areas probably have several so it's worth checking this. 

 

I actually made my appointment when I was up visiting friends in Washington DC and managed to get an appointment whilst I was in town. 

So it's also worth hunting around other field offices in the area. 

 

Remember, immigration is Federal, so you technically aren't restricted to any local or state USCIS offices for infopass appointments. 

[Luke25 3]

14 hours ago, sarah86 said:

Try right past midnight. 

 

5 hours ago, Teknodude said:

Agree with Sarah86 but also bear in mind that depending on where you live you can visit pretty much any USCIS office to do this. 

I live in Miami Beach and I can easily go to 5 USCIS offices within an hours drive which is useful. Big metro areas probably have several so it's worth checking this. 

 

I actually made my appointment when I was up visiting friends in Washington DC and managed to get an appointment whilst I was in town. 

So it's also worth hunting around other field offices in the area. 

 

Remember, immigration is Federal, so you technically aren't restricted to any local or state USCIS offices for infopass appointments. 

Thanks for for the tips, Sarah89 & Teknodude!

 

I was able to make an appointment right after midnight

[PoohBear72 22]

Hi everyone,

 

Congratulations to those who have their card in hand.  Good luck to everyone else.

 

I have read several times that when your extension letter expires you should go to make an infopass appointment and get your passport stamped to keep your status.  I have also read in this thread that your status remains until they make a decision on your case.

 

So, my situation is that I will not be traveling in the next year and therefore do not need to re-enter the country.  Am I correct in thinking that my status remains unchanged - despite the letter expiring - and that unless I need to travel I don't actually need to get the new stamp in my passport?  Once the I751 decision is made I plan on doing the N400 process a few years in the future.

 

Please can one of you wonderful people confirm that my understanding is correct?  Maybe I am not alone in being someone who is in this process and not traveling.

 

Kindest regards

 

Poohbear72

[PoohBear72 22]

Just now, PoohBear72 said:

Hi everyone,

 

Congratulations to those who have their card in hand.  Good luck to everyone else.

 

I have read several times that when your extension letter expires you should go to make an infopass appointment and get your passport stamped to keep your status.  I have also read in this thread that your status remains until they make a decision on your case.

 

So, my situation is that I will not be traveling in the next year and therefore do not need to re-enter the country.  Am I correct in thinking that my status remains unchanged - despite the letter expiring - and that unless I need to travel I don't actually need to get the new stamp in my passport?  Once the I751 decision is made I plan on doing the N400 process a few years in the future.

 

Please can one of you wonderful people confirm that my understanding is correct?  Maybe I am not alone in being someone who is in this process and not traveling.

 

Kindest regards

 

Poohbear72

OK, I've just received three text messages from 505-969-6695.  They all say the same thing:

Your case WAC16186503** is now updated.  Check "My Case Status" at www.uscis.gov - Message and data rates may apply.

My status now says "New card is being produced" On August 1, 2017, we ordered your new card for receipt Number WAC16186503**, and will mail it to the address you gave us.  If you move, blah blah blah.

 

Happy friggin days!  I just called my wife and gave her the good news and that we won't being being harassed for more paperwork or interviewed.  What a relief!  

Today is the day the extension letter runs out too!  Weird coincidence!

 

I've been very quiet on here for a long time but I have read every post in this long long thread and everyone here has been very supportive.  I want to thank you all for sharing your problems, solutions, cares, woes and frustrations in ways I have been unable.  I sincerely wish you all the very best for this process and the future.

 

Poohbear72
 

[PoohBear72 22]

They are processing June 17th at CSC.  Finally some movement :-)

[Saiki 0]

1 minute ago, PoohBear72 said:

They are processing June 17th at CSC.  Finally some movement :-)

Congrats! What is your NOA1?

[PoohBear72 22]

Just now, Saiki said:

Congrats! What is your NOA1?

June 17th 2016.