1-yr extension expiration & Submitting additional evidence (Tax filling) after the fact

[howjltx 0]

Question 1: Obviously we will not receive lifting of condition before the 1-year extension letter expires, how do we request an additional extension needed for overseas travel or should we just plan not to travel?

Question 2: Two weeks ago we filed our join tax return after properly extending this to the Oct 15 deadline. How can I submit this additional evidence? I know I need to attach the NOA but is there any other form I should include?

(I am hoping this encourages the processor to pull our file and stick it on top of his/her to do list - filed I-175 at the end of February this year)

Edited October 19, 2017 by howjltx
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[Ksenia_O 696]

6 hours ago, howjltx said:

Question 1: Obviously we will not receive lifting of condition before the 1-year extension letter expires, how do we request an additional extension needed for overseas travel or should we just plan not to travel?

Question 2: Two weeks ago we filed our join tax return after properly extending this to the Oct 15 deadline. How can I submit this additional evidence? I know I need to attach the NOA but is there any other form I should include?

(I am hoping this encourages the processor to pull our file and stick it on top of his/her to do list - filed I-175 at the end of February this year)

Hi

Quest.1: - there is no "additional" extension letter. You should make an Infopass and get your passport stamped with I-551. I-551 stamp serves as a green card, so you can travel, work and etc.

You should bring an Extension letter, Biometric Appointment Letter, green card, ID. You should also make a copy of your green card in case if it will be kept/taken by USCIS - sometimes they do that, sometimes don't, but you never know until you are there.  

 

Quest.2: - There is no way to send anything until it's requested by USCIS via RFE letter or you can bring it with you for your interview (if you are even called for an interview). So, just wait and see if they will need some updated info form you.

 

P.S. Currently, ROC takes more than a year  - according to USCIS processing time. Also, there are a lot of July 2016 I-751 filers here, on VJ, who are still  waiting for their applications to be reviewed. Some even from June 2016. So,  the only thing we can do is to be patient

 

Good luck!!

Edited October 19, 2017 by Ksenia_O

[mindthegap 2,590]

9 minutes ago, Ksenia_O said:

 

Quest.2: - There is no way to send anything until it's requested by USCIS via RFE letter or you can bring it with you for your interview (if you are even called for an interview). So, just wait and see if they will need some updated info form you.

Did you even read your extension letter?

 

 

 

OP,  as it says, make sure to include a copy of the receipt/extension letter, and perhaps a brief cover note.

 

 

[Ksenia_O 696]

15 minutes ago, mindthegap said:

Did you even read your extension letter?

 

 

 

OP,  as it says, make sure to include a copy of the receipt/extension letter, and perhaps a brief cover note.

 

 

Re-reading ..You are right,  it's possible to send an additional evidence.. I've "missed that part, sorry.. 

 

It doesn't hurt to send an updated info.. But still -  I believe it's a possibility, rather than a certainty. Unsolicited information might make it into the relevant application and it might not, there is no way to know.