I-751 July 2017 Filers

[Xfiles 31]

5 hours ago, NeedMoreCoffee said:

We havent heard from you in a while. Did you go and get your document from the post office? Was it an approval or RFE? Keen to hear your update! Best of luck.

I send a request to be sended again but they give me unito 6,26 to heard a response... 

[tdotca 41]

On 6/12/2018 at 2:16 PM, NeedMoreCoffee said:

Correct. Just sit tight and wait for that new I-797 Notice.

I hope this will come  soon but then with the last entry ( sorry , I am not too familiar with doing multi quote) that someone posted dated \jun13 about yet another delay with the 'new' i797s . We don't need to go Six Flags to ride a roller coaster - this process alone provides that! 

[Teejay26 3]

I just had my InfoPass appointment today and got extended for one more year. 

[mrs thb 331]

18 hours ago, tdotca said:

 We don't need to go Six Flags to ride a roller coaster - this process alone provides that! 

Love it!!!

[Jameson78 32]

Looking back at what I sent, i am worried that it might trigger an RFE and delay the process further. I sent:

 

- Joint checking accounts statements, one per quarter for the entire period, with transaction activity from both cards. However, I was the only one regularly depositing money into it, even though she used it for all our household purchases.

- Joint savings account, although she was the only one putting money into it and withdrawing for major purchases. It seemed to make more sense to use our joint checkings for household purchases, while she saved, to make things easy. I guess I never really thought too much about ROC.

- 401k with quarterly statements, with her listed as the sole beneficiary. 

 - Employer letter confirming life insurance policy, with her as beneficiary for 50%, estate listed as the other 50% (i.e., my parents or siblings) 

- Joint health insurance, with statement from provider that it it covers both me and her

 - Joint IRS tax transcripts with all schedules, filing as married, for 2015 and 2016

 - Joint dental and vision insurance

 - Joint leases, with both of our names, for the entire period

 

Does this sound like it would be considered insufficient? I could really do without dragging this out even further, after 11 months already passed, with an RFE or interview or whatever. If it came to it, I could provide credit card statements used to pay off my student loans, with both of us paying it off each month, joint car insurance, and a record showing that we both made car payments (I didn't have a credit history yet when we purchased it just after I arrived). 

 

What do you think?

Edited June 16, 2018 by Jameson78

[lemongreentea 24]

On 6/12/2018 at 11:48 AM, theanswerisdance said:

There’s a school of thought that filing the N-400 forces USCIS to adjudicate the I-751 that much quicker, since they have to make a decision on your green card before they can grant you citizenship (even if, in theory, they were to do both on the same day...the I-751 can’t just be left unresolved). What’s interesting to me is that I filed the N-400 June 3, and the current processing time at my local field office, according to USCIS, is approximately 9 months, so by February 2019. Yet when I check my case status on my account, they estimate my total wait time for the N-400 to be until August 2019. Are their processing time calculators just not in sync, or does my extra 6 months of waiting have to do with the fact that I’ve got a pending I-751? Who knows.

 

I will say that after all this time with no progress, it feels nice to get USCIS receipt notices and biometrics appointment dates in the mail. It at least gives me the false illusion that things are finally moving again!

Did you file yours online? I just filed mine online. My country of birth and country of citizenship is the same country, but I noticed that in the summary page, it shows the name for my country of birth but only "-" for the country of citizenship. Did you run into the same situation?

[theanswerisdance 144]

58 minutes ago, lemongreentea said:

Did you file yours online? I just filed mine online. My country of birth and country of citizenship is the same country, but I noticed that in the summary page, it shows the name for my country of birth but only "-" for the country of citizenship. Did you run into the same situation?

I did have that problem too. I went back several times trying to fix it but ultimately whenever I got back to the review page it was blank again. I’m glad to know I’m not the only one!

[MichaelnJanice 21]

Well we Just jumped on another rollercoaster and filled our N-400 online today

[Rachel&Mommy 56]

Filled N400 June 15th,  estimated time 14 months, August 2019. I live in Broward county FL. CSC July filer.

Edited June 18, 2018 by AlfNel23

[lemongreentea 24]

56 minutes ago, AlfNel23 said:

Filled N400 June 15th,  estimated time 14 months, August 2019. I live in Broward county FL. CSC July filer.

Have your notice been posted under the Docs tab yet on the USCIS web?

[Rachel&Mommy 56]

17 minutes ago, lemongreentea said:

Have your notice been posted under the Docs tab yet on the USCIS web?

I don't know where the docs tap is lol I will find out now.

[Rachel&Mommy 56]

5 minutes ago, AlfNel23 said:

I don't know where the docs tap is lol I will find out now.

It hasn't' been posted yet.

[Rachel&Mommy 56]

11 minutes ago, AlfNel23 said:

It hasn't' been posted yet.

They just posted my receipt notice.

[ROMEO880 9]

Hi All,

 

My third year of residency as per GC extension letter is October 25th of this year. What's the earliest I can apply for N400 (US Citizenship)? I read somewhere it is 90 days prior to three years.

 

Thanks,

MB2017

[NeedMoreCoffee 188]

3 hours ago, MB2017 said:

Hi All,

 

My third year of residency as per GC extension letter is October 25th of this year. What's the earliest I can apply for N400 (US Citizenship)? I read somewhere it is 90 days prior to three years.

 

Thanks,

MB2017

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/dateCalculator.html

says your earliest filing date is: 07/27/2018