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16 minutes ago, Nikkosan said:

I listed 5 years for all info, except for the travels. For that, I listed only the last three years since I became a permanent resident, as we were out of the country before that. They do see on which basis you are applying (3 vs 5 years), so I don't think that's a problem.

Got it, that makes sense. Did you put a note somewhere or mention that you are including travel information only for 3 years since that's the basis for your application?

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2 minutes ago, ZeeQ said:

Got it, that makes sense. Did you put a note somewhere or mention that you are including travel information only for 3 years since that's the basis for your application?

I did not. 

 

The officer should/will know on which basis I'm applying, and if there's any doubt, they will ask, and I will tell them. Either way, I have all records in a spreadsheet, so I will bring that with me. I doubt it'll be needed though. 

 

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Hi all,

 

Just received today my I-797 announcing my request for removal of conditional basis has been approved, and I should receive a new card in 60 days.

 

My biometrics appointment (in Elizabeth NJ) was I think somewhere around January. I filed December 17th 2016.

 

And FYI, to this day the USCIS page only shows "fees were waived".

 

Best wishes to all! :)

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I remember when I first filed in December I thought I was so lucky to be going through CSC but things have completely reversed now, we're the unlucky ones!

-K-1 Timeline-                                                                                         -ROC Timeline-
Visited girlfriend first time - 07/20/13                                                    Sent - 12/16/16
I-129f Filed - 08/04/13                                                                              NOA 1 - 12/19/16
NOA1 - 08/20/13                                                                                       Biometrics - 01/27/17
Visited girlfriend second time - 09/10/13 - 09/30/13                       Card Production - 6/14/18
RFE - 08/28/13 (parental consent from courthouse)                        Card in hand - 6/21/18
NOA2 - 11/05/13
Visited girlfriend third time - 11/14/13                                           -Citizenship filed Dec 13th 2018-
Case Shipped to NVC - 12/16/13                                                       Biometrics - Jan 3rd, 2018
NVC Case number - 12/26/13                                                            Interview - September 27th 2019 (Approved!)
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Readiness Form Sent - 06/01/14
Medical - 01/09/14
DS Forms & Medical Received By Embassy - 01/14/14
Interview - 02/13/14 APPROVED!!
CEAC Issued - 02/19/14
Visa in hand - 02/24/14
POE: Newark - 02/25/14
Married - 03/22-14

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Filed - 04/16/14
NOA1 Email - 04/24/14

NOA1 Letters - 04/28/14

Biometrics Appointment - 05/19/14

RFE - 04/16/14

EAD Card Production - 07/03/14

EAD In Hand - 07/11/14

Potential Interview Waiver Letter - 07/29/14

Approved! - 03/16/15 (Took Almost 11 months total)

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3 hours ago, CheeseMonstah said:

Hi all,

 

Just received today my I-797 announcing my request for removal of conditional basis has been approved, and I should receive a new card in 60 days.

 

My biometrics appointment (in Elizabeth NJ) was I think somewhere around January. I filed December 17th 2016.

 

And FYI, to this day the USCIS page only shows "fees were waived".

 

Best wishes to all! :)

Congratulations! You made it! :)

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1 minute ago, Scazy said:

CSC is stuck on August. With that speed we would see a movement of in this thread in like 5 months 

Its a sucky situation but I refuse to let this whole thing make me go bald so I will stick to Crown Apple and Ginger ale and my Yoga sessions!

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36 minutes ago, Scazy said:

CSC is stuck on August. With that speed we would see a movement of in this thread in like 5 months 

I expect 5 months for them to start our piles too. Only saw a few CSC August filers got approved recently, and USCIS website remains the update as of Sept. 30, 2016. It's been almost 2 months since that date, they should have moved on to open Sept. piles, although they may still make decisions on the rest of August filers.

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9 hours ago, Natonstan said:

I remember when I first filed in December I thought I was so lucky to be going through CSC but things have completely reversed now, we're the unlucky ones!

I know what you mean.  Everyone filing at VSC were commenting about their bad luck.  Regardless, congrats to everyone that has already been approved.

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I checked our case status today and it finally says NEW CARD IS BEING PRODUCED!! as of November 30, 2017.

N-400

02/23/2019 - Filed N-400

02/23/2019 - NOA

03/18/2019 - Biometrics Appointment

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25 minutes ago, aplummerjr said:

I checked our case status today and it finally says NEW CARD IS BEING PRODUCED!! as of November 30, 2017.

Ha mine still says fees were waived (my letter of approval is dated 11/22)

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