I-751 July 2016 Filers

[gottobejoking 0]

They just updated the website.... CSC is now a MONTH behind Vermont.  Thought CA was supposed to be on top of things historically.   Unbelievable!  What in heaven's name are they doing moving so flipping slow.  These are people's lives.  Don't they care at all???

  Each month they update the site and move forward just a very few days in processing.  This is disgraceful!  People work, pay taxes and experience such a lack of service - just disgraceful!

 

Last Updated: August 10, 2017

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I-751	Petition to Remove the Conditions on Residence	Removal of lawful permanent resident conditions (spouses of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents	June 20, 2016

[ocjmakaveli 16]

Is there anything we can do so csc speeds up?  Is this really a hopeless situation

[Derwood 203]

36 minutes ago, gottobejoking said:

They just updated the website.... CSC is now a MONTH behind Vermont.  Thought CA was supposed to be on top of things historically.   Unbelievable!  What in heaven's name are they doing moving so flipping slow.  These are people's lives.  Don't they care at all???

  Each month they update the site and move forward just a very few days in processing.  This is disgraceful!  People work, pay taxes and experience such a lack of service - just disgraceful!

 

Last Updated: August 10, 2017

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I-751	Petition to Remove the Conditions on Residence	Removal of lawful permanent resident conditions (spouses of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents	June 20, 2016

I am now absolutely convinced that there is only one person working in the CSC ROC section.

[darkchile 11]

1 hour ago, gottobejoking said:

They just updated the website.... CSC is now a MONTH behind Vermont.  Thought CA was supposed to be on top of things historically.   Unbelievable!  What in heaven's name are they doing moving so flipping slow.  These are people's lives.  Don't they care at all???

  Each month they update the site and move forward just a very few days in processing.  This is disgraceful!  People work, pay taxes and experience such a lack of service - just disgraceful!

 

Last Updated: August 10, 2017

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I-751	Petition to Remove the Conditions on Residence	Removal of lawful permanent resident conditions (spouses of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents	June 20, 2016

This is such a joke.

[LUAL 43]

2 hours ago, ocjmakaveli said:

Is there anything we can do so csc speeds up?  Is this really a hopeless situation

Just pray that illegal immigrants stop coming in.

Just pray that stupid people who just want to move to USA stop applying for something they should not.

 

That's pretty much all you can do.

[NevadaLily 7]

2 hours ago, Derwood said:

I am now absolutely convinced that there is only one person working in the CSC ROC section.

One half of a person. Or even a quarter of a person. Or maybe not even a person. A cat.

[4444510 33]

Did you guys see that new update from as of 06/30/17? For one month CSC has moved just for 5 days, from 06/15/16 to 06/20/16. It's just F ridiculous. My hopes on getting adjudicated this year are dead now. We are all aware of them being slow but this becomes just disgusting. Nothing changes. So if you filed on July 20 just wait another how long? Another 6 months (30 days/5 days per month = 6 months). Fine! Great!

Edited August 10, 2017 by 4444510

[MaleAlpha 314]

I remember back in December 2016 when the CSC processing time was showing a processing date of May 14th as of November 30th, 2016.

 

9 months later and CSC has just progressed by just 1 month and 6 days!

If this trend continues (and there's no indication of things speeding up), August 2016 filers will be seeing approvals next year as CSC may take the remaining 4 months in the year to process July 2016 filers smh. 

 

 Good luck to you all.

[4444510 33]

1 minute ago, MaleAlpha said:

I remember back in December 2016 when the CSC processing time was showing a processing date of May 14th as of November 30th, 2016.

 

9 months later and CSC has just progressed by just 1 month and 6 days!

If this trend continues (and there's no indication of things speeding up), August 2016 filers will be seeing approvals next year as CSC may take the remaining 4 months in the year to process July 2016 filers smh. 

 

 Good luck to you all.

Exactly. Looks like they gonna end up a year having processed 1 month and 28 days. F disgusting. I think it's a new Trump policy to adjudicate as slow as possible but not to stop at all.

[cantofla 44]

5 minutes ago, 4444510 said:

Exactly. Looks like they gonna end up a year having processed 1 month and 28 days. F disgusting. I think it's a new Trump policy to adjudicate as slow as possible but not to stop at all.

I really hope that is not the case. I hope that a year benchmark is where it will remain.

 

From a logical standpoint, for regular I-751, joint petitions, there should be no reason in delaying the process longer than that.

 

Again, if I were them, I would think that all these folks are going to apply for naturalization, and then will that be backlogged years and years too? Its possible, but I sure hope not.

 

What is very possible though, is that they will do joint interviews for I-751/N-400 more and more.

[NevadaLily 7]

8 minutes ago, cantofla said:

I really hope that is not the case. I hope that a year benchmark is where it will remain.

 

From a logical standpoint, for regular I-751, joint petitions, there should be no reason in delaying the process longer than that.

 

Again, if I were them, I would think that all these folks are going to apply for naturalization, and then will that be backlogged years and years too? Its possible, but I sure hope not.

 

What is very possible though, is that they will do joint interviews for I-751/N-400 more and more.

I don't think they can use this logic... lots of 751s are waiver petitions, and it's not fair to judge them any differently just because their marriage didn't work out the way they hoped it would. However, waiver petitions will have to wait another 2 years to file the N400. Also, lots of CRs are not permitted to have dual citizenship by their country of origin.... lots of CRs would simply not want to have US citizenship (for example, those who own properties in certain foreign countries may be subject to double tax because of a dual citizenship). There are a million consideration to filing an N400, both personal and financial, but one is certain -- not everyone will end up doing it. Yet, all CRs still have to jump through the 751 hoop -- which is, let's face it, one HUGE revenue generator for USCIS.

Edited August 10, 2017 by NevadaLily

[4444510 33]

9 minutes ago, cantofla said:

I really hope that is not the case. I hope that a year benchmark is where it will remain.

 

From a logical standpoint, for regular I-751, joint petitions, there should be no reason in delaying the process longer than that.

 

Again, if I were them, I would think that all these folks are going to apply for naturalization, and then will that be backlogged years and years too? Its possible, but I sure hope not.

 

What is very possible though, is that they will do joint interviews for I-751/N-400 more and more.

Do you know many cases of combining interviews?

[sddude89 31]

3 hours ago, gottobejoking said:

They just updated the website.... CSC is now a MONTH behind Vermont.  Thought CA was supposed to be on top of things historically.   Unbelievable!  What in heaven's name are they doing moving so flipping slow.  These are people's lives.  Don't they care at all???

  Each month they update the site and move forward just a very few days in processing.  This is disgraceful!  People work, pay taxes and experience such a lack of service - just disgraceful!

 

Last Updated: August 10, 2017

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I-751	Petition to Remove the Conditions on Residence	Removal of lawful permanent resident conditions (spouses of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents	June 20, 2016

Anybody knows what yellow and green means?

The I-751 row shows in green in my computer, it was yellow before the recent update.

[LUAL 43]

1 hour ago, sddude89 said:

Anybody knows what yellow and green means?

The I-751 row shows in green in my computer, it was yellow before the recent update.

I heard from a wise man that when in green it means that the speed in processing is high, 4/5 petitions a day.

Yellow means that they are processing slow, 1 or less petitions a day.

Red means that they are experiencing issues so no processing.

Pink means they are slowly considering forwarding those petitions to other CS.

Brown means there is a bag, a bag full of bss... I am just kidding, I believe it's just for separation and easy readability  

[darkchile 11]

Has anyone gone ahead and filed for naturalization with a pending I-751?