November 2017 I-751 Filers

[Sercanned 21]

Called uscis case update, automated message told me that case moved to California 

. I've already sent to California  I'm so scared about this process. I've achieved a lot, can't lose it..

Edited January 24, 2019 by Sercanned

[hixsy 26]

41 minutes ago, Sercanned said:

Called uscis case update, automated message told me that case moved to California 

. I've already sent to California  I'm so scared about this process. I've achieved a lot, can't lose it..

I understand how you feel, but try not to let it consume you.  I've been so worried lately too because absolutely nothing has happened with my case and yet I see December 2017 and January 2018 being approved.

 

All we can do really is hope for the best, I'm sure we'll get our approvals through in no time.  This is just one of those little bumps in the road, but in the long term it will be worth it.  All good things come to those who wait.  

[Sercanned 21]

9 hours ago, hixsy said:

I understand how you feel, but try not to let it consume you.  I've been so worried lately too because absolutely nothing has happened with my case and yet I see December 2017 and January 2018 being approved.

 

All we can do really is hope for the best, I'm sure we'll get our approvals through in no time.  This is just one of those little bumps in the road, but in the long term it will be worth it.  All good things come to those who wait.  

Only if I knew I'm gonna get approved without problem..

[dilip 187]

ROC cases are usually get RFE or approved without interview.  I checked my group range , 69 approved 15 RFE, two calls for interview ( so interview is rare) and rest are waiting ( total 338, 113 was transferred ).  I have not seen any denial.  They just want to see the marriage is legitimate and as long as submitted documents to prove it, we will be fine.  Financial intermingling is the most important evidence they would like to see and even having child together will fall in lower category in their view.

 

However, I agree they approve cases randomly and very difficult to understand the process and it is frustrating.  

Edited January 24, 2019 by dilip

[mrzjimenez7810 8]

Omg!! I got my green card was sent to production. 

[Younes-Maria 20]

9 minutes ago, mrzjimenez7810 said:

Omg!! I got my green card was sent to production. 

Is ur case got transferred? Congratulations

[mrzjimenez7810 8]

23 minutes ago, Younes-Maria said:

Is ur case got transferred? Congratulations

Yes it was transference to texas on December 13th. I applied for me and my son.  And I haven't applied for n400

[mrzjimenez7810 8]

Just now, mrzjimenez7810 said:

Yes it was transference to texas on December 13th. I applied for me and my son.  And I haven't applied for n400

 

24 minutes ago, Younes-Maria said:

Is ur case got transferred? Congratulations

And thank you I'm so excited. Now I can do my n400.

[Nyxie_us 0]

I have been watching this thread for a while and would like to say thank you everyone for all the useful information you have provided so far.

Without checking out this page I would probably have been very depressed because of the long wait for the approval of my case.

Yesterday I received an email from my lawyer saying that my case have been approved and I should receive the 10-year green card in the next 60 days.

I'm so excited!! My receipt number is WAC18046*****. Though I never received any notice directly from the USCIS. They sent the notice of approval to my lawyer.

My case status hasn't been updated online either. Hopefully it will in the next couple days or weeks.

For those who are still waiting, hang on there and your turn will come soon!!

Edited January 24, 2019 by Nyxie_mk

[americanirish87 5]

Just got a dreaded RFE    the first one in this whole process. It says we "have not established eligibility to have the conditions on your residence removed" the documentation submitted was "insufficient". We sent in tax returns, a joint warranty deed, a homeowners policy, a loan agreement, my work benefits summary showing my husband as my beneficiary, our health insurance cards, joint bank account statement, travel itinerary and photos. Apparently this is not enough ugh. In fairness I did not think the ROC was as document intensive as the AOS so I didnt send as much (but will now) but I am just so bummed to know they looked at the application and we could been receiving the permanent GC if I had sent in more stuff to begin with. UGHHHH. Anyone else get one?

Just now, americanirish87 said:

Just got a dreaded RFE    the first one in this whole process. It says we "have not established eligibility to have the conditions on your residence removed" the documentation submitted was "insufficient". We sent in tax returns, a joint warranty deed, a homeowners policy, a loan agreement, my work benefits summary showing my husband as my beneficiary, our health insurance cards, joint bank account statement, travel itinerary and photos. Apparently this is not enough ugh. In fairness I did not think the ROC was as document intensive as the AOS so I didnt send as much (but will now) but I am just so bummed to know they looked at the application and we could been receiving the permanent GC if I had sent in more stuff to begin with. UGHHHH. Anyone else get one?

Also - can you all please let me know what you sent in as proof so I can add to my docs!! Thanks!!

[hixsy 26]

1 hour ago, americanirish87 said:

Just got a dreaded RFE    the first one in this whole process. It says we "have not established eligibility to have the conditions on your residence removed" the documentation submitted was "insufficient". We sent in tax returns, a joint warranty deed, a homeowners policy, a loan agreement, my work benefits summary showing my husband as my beneficiary, our health insurance cards, joint bank account statement, travel itinerary and photos. Apparently this is not enough ugh. In fairness I did not think the ROC was as document intensive as the AOS so I didnt send as much (but will now) but I am just so bummed to know they looked at the application and we could been receiving the permanent GC if I had sent in more stuff to begin with. UGHHHH. Anyone else get one?

Also - can you all please let me know what you sent in as proof so I can add to my docs!! Thanks!!

 

What did the RFE ask you to send?  Usually they outline what extra things that they need from you.

 

Usually it's the quantity of what's sent that gets caught out for RFE - like how many joint bank account statements did you send?  

[americanirish87 5]

4 minutes ago, hixsy said:

 

What did the RFE ask you to send?  Usually they outline what extra things that they need from you.

 

Usually it's the quantity of what's sent that gets caught out for RFE - like how many joint bank account statements did you send?  

Hixsy - you're exactly right. They said there was no proof the tax returns we sent were filed, the tax returns were incomplete (I only sent the first page and not the whole thing), and the account details was not enough evidence to demonstrate a joint checking account (i only sent a copy of our bank account showing us both as owners (versus actual statements)). 

 

I hope when I send all these back it will be enough. I'm kicking myself for not being cautious the first time around. 

[americanirish87 5]

1 minute ago, americanirish87 said:

Hixsy - you're exactly right. They said there was no proof the tax returns we sent were filed, the tax returns were incomplete (I only sent the first page and not the whole thing), and the account details was not enough evidence to demonstrate a joint checking account (i only sent a copy of our bank account showing us both as owners (versus actual statements)). 

 

I hope when I send all these back it will be enough. I'm kicking myself for not being cautious the first time around. 

Anyone know how I prove the returns were filed? What did you all send?

[mrzjimenez7810 8]

5 minutes ago, americanirish87 said:

Anyone know how I prove the returns were filed? What did you all send?

IRS transcripts

[hixsy 26]

2 minutes ago, americanirish87 said:

Anyone know how I prove the returns were filed? What did you all send?

It's usually the tax transcripts I believe that they like to see.

 

Aside from that definitely send them copies of joint bank statements, quarterly is fine to cover the entire period of marriage.

 

Do you have any joint utility bills?  Any vehicle/household insurance?