June 2017 I-751 filers

[charmed2006 31]

Ksenia_O! Thank you!

Wow, one year, then the 10 year card will not be of use that long, as we are ready for citizenship. 

 

Lol.. $$$$

[Ksenia_O 696]

12 minutes ago, charmed2006 said:

Ksenia_O! Thank you!

Wow, one year, then the 10 year card will not be of use that long, as we are ready for citizenship. 

 

Lol.. $$$$

There some VJ folks have been  here,  who had their ROC approval right before N400 interview/approval, so they or have never gotten their 10 years green card or had them for few days/weeks

Edited June 29, 2017 by Ksenia_O

[charmed2006 31]

15 minutes ago, Ksenia_O said:

There some VJ folks have been  here,  who had their ROC approval right before N400 interview/approval, so they or have never gotten their 10 years green card or had them for few days/weeks

Wow.. that's interesting.. 

 

I know this is too early, but how long does the citizenship application process take? Thank you again!

[MadeForEachOther_ 42]

Hi,

My visa is IR1/CR1 and that expires on October.  Please confirm  :

 

I have to apply I-751 for removal of conditions ?

 

Thanks and Good luck to All

[andruida 5]

14 hours ago, charmed2006 said:

Wow.. that's interesting.. 

 

I know this is too early, but how long does the citizenship application process take? Thank you again!

I was wondering the same thing, and whether or not we can apply for citizenship while we're still in the removal of condition process? 

 

 

[Lemon23 400]

You can send your application for Citizenship but they will put on hold your application since your ROC is still pending approval. Sometimes they do the concurrent interview of your ROC and N400, this is based on what I know for some members here experienced. 

[Ksenia_O 696]

18 hours ago, charmed2006 said:

Wow.. that's interesting.. 

 

I know this is too early, but how long does the citizenship application process take? Thank you again!

Well, it's hard to tell for now... When we filed for I-129F, it got approved withing 3 weeks. Now it takes up to 5-6 months. AOS - was 5-8 months, mine took 15, and what's now - who knows... ROC used to take about 6-8 months, now seems like at least a year..   N400 will be filed with your local Office, so you can take a look at USCIS time line here... Again - it's CURRENT, and what it'll take a year later - a question   

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do

 

4 hours ago, andruida said:

I was wondering the same thing, and whether or not we can apply for citizenship while we're still in the removal of condition process? 

 

 

You can file as soon as you are eligible to do so. Most ROC cases are siting "in line" and untouched for months, waiting for IO to get it done. Plus - ROC is not a priority for USCIS.  So, sometimes your pending N-400  application can "push" USCIS to take an action on your ROC  - because, yes, it must be adjusted first anyway.... unless, of course, there is a pending  background check - in this case nothing will "push" , just have to wait until the background check is over...

Edited June 30, 2017 by Ksenia_O

[Whitehead 19]

Ksenia_O is there anyway to find out when the background check is complete for I-751, do they send something in the mail? 

 

I will most likely be filing my N400 before the I-751 is approved.

 

Thanks  

[Ksenia_O 696]

4 minutes ago, amanda_whitehead said:

Ksenia_O is there anyway to find out when the background check is complete for I-751, do they send something in the mail? 

 

I will most likely be filing my N400 before the I-751 is approved.

 

Thanks  

 I might be mistaken, but I don't think they will let you know what's going on until you file an inquiry of something due to long processing time..

Let's pray, even if this check happens, it won't take "forever".. Fingers crossed!!!

 

[jrwh1177 12]

24 minutes ago, amanda_whitehead said:

Ksenia_O is there anyway to find out when the background check is complete for I-751, do they send something in the mail? 

 

I will most likely be filing my N400 before the I-751 is approved.

 

Thanks  

Amanda,

 

They will never let you know the results of the background check.  If they have concerns about the background check they will contact you via a letter.  If you don't receive anything then there is nothing to worry about.

[MadeForEachOther_ 42]

I have few question, please reply : 

 

For I-751 the fee mention in this way in USCIS website :

 

1 : The filing fee for Form I-751 is $595. A biometric services fee of $85 is also required for petitioners.

    A : Can i made a combined check of $680 ? 
    B : Two separate check of $595 and $85 ?

2 :  I am GC holder and my wife is a US citizen.

    A :  For part 7 who is Petitioner  (GC holder  or US citizen ) ?
    B :  For part 7 who is Spouse  (GC holder  or US citizen ) ?

 

[Whitehead 19]

Thanks Ksenia_O and jrwh1177. Mind you thinking about it I dont have anything dodgy in my background so it should be fine 

[User007 93]

Page 6 on the form, where it says acknowledgement of appointment at uscis application support center, do i just write my name or i sign?

[Whitehead 19]

Just now, MadeForEachOther_ said:

I have few question, please reply : 

 

For I-751 the fee mention in this way in USCIS website :

 

1 : The filing fee for Form I-751 is $595. A biometric services fee of $85 is also required for petitioners.

    A : Can i made a combined check of $680 ? 
    B : Two separate check of $595 and $85 ?

2 :  I am GC holder and my wife is a US citizen.

    A :  For part 7 who is Petitioner  (GC holder  or US citizen ) ?
    B :  For part 7 who is Spouse  (GC holder  or US citizen ) ?

 

Combined check for $680. This is what I did and it was cashed already. 

 

Yes, I was confused by this. Petitioner is the green card holder. Part 7 is the green card holder and part 8 is the US citizen.

[MadeForEachOther_ 42]

Thanks for your prompt response.

 

Good luck for both of them...