I-751 May 2017 Filers

[Saheed 15]

What is going to be on number 9 of the form i-751 where they asked for USCIS online account number?do I need to fill my child information even if he is not here in the state?

[Stephanillia 30]

1 hour ago, Saheed said:

What is going to be on number 9 of the form i-751 where they asked for USCIS online account number?do I need to fill my child information even if he is not here in the state?

Are you a May 2017 filer?

[Stephanillia 30]

1 hour ago, Saheed said:

What is going to be on number 9 of the form i-751 where they asked for USCIS online account number?do I need to fill my child information even if he is not here in the state?

https://www.uscis.gov/system/files_force/files/form/i-751instr.pdf

[Tina and Johan 206]

1 hour ago, Saheed said:

What is going to be on number 9 of the form i-751 where they asked for USCIS online account number?do I need to fill my child information even if he is not here in the state?

If you’re just now filing, I’d suggest you look for the January 2019 group, not the May, 2017 group. Most people in this group are done with the process and moved on. 

[NIMA 110 7]

3 hours ago, Tina and Johan said:

If you’re just now filing, I’d suggest you look for the January 2019 group, not the May, 2017 group. Most people in this group are done with the process and moved on. 

Right. I guess you chosed the wrong topic..

[Saheed 15]

Ok thanks

[marina1294 28]

Just checked the processing times for I-751 at CSC, it says May 1st! So within the next few weeks, we will be able to file a former "outside of processing times" service request if we still don't hear back. 

Edited January 21, 2019 by nelya94

[Tina and Johan 206]

A small update: Johan's green card expires on Feb 1st, and we've been frantically trying to get an infopass for him and his son, with no luck.  This week, we emailed our congressman, and called the USCIS TWICE!  Someone from Kansas City called back today with some appointment dates and times!  YAY!!!  It's just the infopass, but there is at least one thing we will no longer need to worry about: getting in and out of the country.  woot!

[azukabenson 13]

Had my N-400 interview yesterday (in San Antonio) and it was successful. The whole process took about 25mins. Status changed the moment I left the USCIS building to: Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled. My I-751 status is still the same: Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction. Though, He stamped it and said he has approved it.

 

I filed my N-400: May 14, 2018 (with a pending I-751 which was filed May 25, 2017)

Had my biometric: May 19, 2018 (I walked in before my scheduled date)

Had my interview January 22, 2019.

 

Thanks to everyone for sharing their experiences on this platform.... Y'all are the best.

 

[NIMA 110 7]

On 1/23/2019 at 7:43 PM, azukabenson said:

Had my N-400 interview yesterday (in San Antonio) and it was successful. The whole process took about 25mins. Status changed the moment I left the USCIS building to: Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled. My I-751 status is still the same: Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction. Though, He stamped it and said he has approved it.

 

I filed my N-400: May 14, 2018 (with a pending I-751 which was filed May 25, 2017)

Had my biometric: May 19, 2018 (I walked in before my scheduled date)

Had my interview January 22, 2019.

 

Thanks to everyone for sharing their experiences on this platform.... Y'all are the best.

 

Congratulations..!

[kline19 102]

On 1/23/2019 at 6:43 PM, azukabenson said:

Had my N-400 interview yesterday (in San Antonio) and it was successful. The whole process took about 25mins. Status changed the moment I left the USCIS building to: Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled. My I-751 status is still the same: Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction. Though, He stamped it and said he has approved it.

 

I filed my N-400: May 14, 2018 (with a pending I-751 which was filed May 25, 2017)

Had my biometric: May 19, 2018 (I walked in before my scheduled date)

Had my interview January 22, 2019.

 

Thanks to everyone for sharing their experiences on this platform.... Y'all are the best.

 

Congratulations!! could you please give a few more details of what was asked in the interview? Did they do i751 part of interview first before asking the N-400 questions? Thanks.

Edited January 25, 2019 by kline19

[azukabenson 13]

On 1/25/2019 at 3:12 PM, kline19 said:

Congratulations!! could you please give a few more details of what was asked in the interview? Did they do i751 part of interview first before asking the N-400 questions? Thanks.

I went with my wife, but he asked her to wait behind. I told him I have a pending i751.... he said he knows. He had already gone through it and asked questions like: that’s your wife? You both are still married? You still work at xxxx? Flipped through the pages. Stamped it and said it is approved. Then, we begin the N400 questions: who is the governor? Name 2 national holidays? What state is the Statue of Liberty situated? Who is the father of the US? What is your responsibility as a citizen of the US? Who is the chief judge of the state? I passed all 6 questions. The reading was: which state has the most people? And I had to write the answer (which he read to me) as the writing test: California is the state with the most people. I recieved a notification that my new PR card for I751 was mailed on 1/25. Waiting on the card and my oath letter. I hope this help. 

Edited January 28, 2019 by azukabenson

[NIMA 110 7]

11 hours ago, azukabenson said:

I went with my wife, but he asked her to wait behind. I told him I have a pending i751.... he said he knows. He had already gone through it and asked questions like: that’s your wife? You both are still married? You still work at xxxx? Flipped through the pages. Stamped it and said it is approved. Then, we begin the N400 questions: who is the governor? Name 2 national holidays? What state is the Statue of Liberty situated? Who is the father of the US? What is your responsibility as a citizen of the US? Who is the chief judge of the state? I passed all 6 questions. The reading was: which state has the most people? And I had to write the answer (which he read to me) as the writing test: California is the state with the most people. I recieved a notification that my new PR card for I751 was mailed on 1/25. Waiting on the card and my oath letter. I hope this help. 

Thank you.. it is definitely helps us..good luck . 

Edited January 28, 2019 by NIMA 110

[Tina and Johan 206]

Quick update on today's infopass in LA (Chatsworth office: SFV):  Husband and stepson got there about an hour early.  Then waited more than an hour after their scheduled appt times to be called back.  My stepson went first, which I thought was weird, since he's a minor.  Green card was confiscated; he got a I-551 stamp in his passport that's good until 1/27/2020.  Same with husband.  While there, he noticed that all the N-400 people were being called first and finishing very quickly.  He asked a woman when she filed for hers and she said, "January 2018."  (My husband filed in June 2018)

 

While with his officer, he asked about the progress on his case, since processing times are showing May 8th for the CSC, and his NOA1 is dated May 3rd.  She basically told him that the I-751 takes the longest: 22.5-41.5 months!  She was basing this on estimated processing times for "all field offices."  So NO HELP at all.  For now, we're satisfied with the outcome.  There won't be issues leaving or entering the US in April when we all go to Costa Rica!  But this wait is ridiculous.  Maybe before this stamp expires, he'll be a citizen.  Dare to dream...

 

 

[marina1294 28]

2 hours ago, Tina and Johan said:

Quick update on today's infopass in LA (Chatsworth office: SFV):  Husband and stepson got there about an hour early.  Then waited more than an hour after their scheduled appt times to be called back.  My stepson went first, which I thought was weird, since he's a minor.  Green card was confiscated; he got a I-551 stamp in his passport that's good until 1/27/2020.  Same with husband.  While there, he noticed that all the N-400 people were being called first and finishing very quickly.  He asked a woman when she filed for hers and she said, "January 2018."  (My husband filed in June 2018)

 

While with his officer, he asked about the progress on his case, since processing times are showing May 8th for the CSC, and his NOA1 is dated May 3rd.  She basically told him that the I-751 takes the longest: 22.5-41.5 months!  She was basing this on estimated processing times for "all field offices."  So NO HELP at all.  For now, we're satisfied with the outcome.  There won't be issues leaving or entering the US in April when we all go to Costa Rica!  But this wait is ridiculous.  Maybe before this stamp expires, he'll be a citizen.  Dare to dream...

 

 

Every time I see you post something I hope for good news, as our timelines and location are identical LOL 

 

Since his case is outside processing times now, maybe try calling USCIS and ask to speak to Tier 2 officer to file a "service request" to look up what's causing the delay. Fingers crossed it creates some movement and the SFV office finally schedules his combo interview!