I-751 December 2017 Filers [merged threads]

[RPGwriter 2]

16 hours ago, LTGermany said:

Wow! What is your NOA1 date and where did you file?

Gah! I'm so embarrassed. I was looking at the wrong document. We actually filed in late October or early November, and had biometrics at the start of December. Sorry for that. *puts bag on head and sinks into ground*

[Ausa 66]

On 12/8/2018 at 11:34 AM, aionescu said:

Congratulations guys! I have a question: is there a way to save my incomplete online application? before starting, it says the application will still be there 30 days and I can modify it during this period, but there is no way to save my application so far and I am afraid to just close the browser, as I don't know if it'll save automatically... Does anyone know?

It saves automatically :-)

[Nayda 28]

Hello!

 

I have I-751 pending in Los Angeles, since December 2017. 

I am eligible to apply for N400 from  November 9th 2018. I have not done it yet. 

 

I will change the address and the state (so my I-751 is in Los Angeles, but my N400 might be New York City or Detroit), and my question is: Has anyone had similar experience with changing address prior to applying for N400? Because the requirement is to reside at certain address at least 3 months before applying for N400. 

How to prove this 3 months residence, and can I use friend's address for this or something else? It could take awhile till I rent the apartment, and I will waste the time for applying, when I can be maybe approved for N400 at the same time as I-751.

Thank you!

[CharlieBrown 28]

On 12/8/2018 at 8:25 AM, RPGwriter said:

Checking in for the first time in forever. We just got the message today about our I-751 case being transferred to the Texas Service Center to redistribute workloads. I'm not sure if that's happening for other people.

 

I _hope_ it goes like some of the people in the other threads where that means we're nearly done and we'll get an approval within a month or so. I'd be so stressed out if after a year, they sent an RFE for more family pictures or something inane. We didn't have an initial interview for the green card, though, because we were considered a low probability of fraud, so hopefully we're not going to get randomly tagged for more hassle.
 

Anyway, vibes and good luck to everyone else wading through this endless process.

did you file with CSC?

[khanhdoan310 6]

Has anyone started with their N 400 application yet? May you kindly share your experience? I'm in that 90 day window and planning to file by the end of this year however not too sure what else to include beside USCIS document checklist. Thanks a bunch

[Roy&Chanel 109]

you guys!Don't leave me alone here! anyone whose not filing N400 and waiting for GC?

[CharlieBrown 28]

42 minutes ago, Roy&Chanel said:

you guys!Don't leave me alone here! anyone whose not filing N400 and waiting for GC?

me! trying to stay positive but I think we still have a few more months to go

Edited December 14, 2018 by CharlieBrown

[indianshah 4]

Any i751 waiver filers here?

[torres10 34]

15 hours ago, khanhdoan310 said:

Has anyone started with their N 400 application yet? May you kindly share your experience? I'm in that 90 day window and planning to file by the end of this year however not too sure what else to include beside USCIS document checklist. Thanks a bunch

I submitted my N 400 application Monday Dec 10 and I got the receipt the next day.

 

Here are the evidence I submitted along with the application:

 

1- Expired Green card , 12 months and 18 months extension

2- 2015 , 2016, and 2017 return tax documents.

3- Copy of Spouse birth certificate and passport.

4- copy of cars title

5-bank statement

6- Insurance ID cards and membership

7-Marriage License

8- Rent lease agreement.

 

Good luck to everyone.

 

 

[indianshah 4]

https://amp.miamiherald.com/news/local/immigration/article223067055.html

[khanhdoan310 6]

11 hours ago, torres10 said:

I submitted my N 400 application Monday Dec 10 and I got the receipt the next day.

 

Here are the evidence I submitted along with the application:

 

1- Expired Green card , 12 months and 18 months extension

2- 2015 , 2016, and 2017 return tax documents.

3- Copy of Spouse birth certificate and passport.

4- copy of cars title

5-bank statement

6- Insurance ID cards and membership

7-Marriage License

8- Rent lease agreement.

 

Good luck to everyone.

 

 

Thank you so much! Now if you don't mind me asking: did you also submit bank statements from 2015 onward because for sure that is a lot papers to include. Again your insights are very much appreciated!

Edited December 15, 2018 by khanhdoan310

[amberammo9915 19]

12 hours ago, torres10 said:

I submitted my N 400 application Monday Dec 10 and I got the receipt the next day.

 

Here are the evidence I submitted along with the application:

 

1- Expired Green card , 12 months and 18 months extension

2- 2015 , 2016, and 2017 return tax documents.

3- Copy of Spouse birth certificate and passport.

4- copy of cars title

5-bank statement

6- Insurance ID cards and membership

7-Marriage License

8- Rent lease agreement.

 

Good luck to everyone.

 

 

Thanks for the information, did you apply online? If yes, which part did you attach  the scanned copy of the 12 months and 18 months extension? I plan to submit mine tomorrow.  Appreciate your feedback.

[torres10 34]

1 hour ago, khanhdoan310 said:

Thank you so much! Now if you don't mind me asking: did you also submit bank statements from 2015 onward because for sure that is a lot papers to include. Again your insights are very much appreciated!

You are welcome. 

No , I’ve actually submitted bank statement from December 2017 through November 2017.

 

[CharlieBrown 28]

question for the folks applying for N400: how much sooner then the 07-751 do you guys expect on receiving it? 

[Amhara 460]

4 hours ago, indianshah said:

https://amp.miamiherald.com/news/local/immigration/article223067055.html

Looks like this was one year too late for all us!  But requirement #2 looks wonky - the USCIS doesn’t need to interview the petitioner if they have already interviewed the petitioner?  Um...