I-751 January 2018

[Jessica Donahue 34]

23 hours ago, charlieprince said:

sweet! I took a look at the first page but didn't begin anyhting.. you gave me some much needed details iw as wondering about, thank you!!

 

Awesome  yes i'm pretty much still sure I got my package from the 751 so that'll help tremendously, haha

 

i saw your post btw about not yet filing your 2018 return.. we're in the same boat, although i'm filing taxes sooner than your March one. I'll probably just supplement it soon as I get filed. Thank you again!

I'm glad it was helpful! Good luck with everything 😀

[tennnis123 14]

On ‎1‎/‎15‎/‎2019 at 8:20 AM, jcspeed said:

Hello all,

I have not been keeping track in this forum, so I am posting in December 2017 and January 2018 filers for I-751. Anyways, we filed our I-751 in either end of December 2017 or January 2018, and received a letter extending his conditional resident status for one year (until 1/30/19). Did anyone else get only a one year extension? I have been seeing a majority of people have gotten an 18month extension. His application is being processed through Vermont Service Center. He already did biometrics but we haven't heard anything else yet. Did anyone else get an additional extension after the one year extension? I submitted an inquiry online through the USCIS website, is there anything else we can do to extend his status? His job is already aware his status will expire and said they will have to terminate him if he doesn't get any new documentation. Would it be worth it to make an appointment at a field office?

Hi, I just started a new position with my I-751 pending and they only asked for my DL which expires in 2020 and my SSN, I have no restrictions on it. I hope this helps. 

[morgan.croft 210]

We are starting to get closer... There are a couple approvals in the December 2017 thread, and an RFE... 

[Eli_za 50]

1 hour ago, morgan.croft said:

We are starting to get closer... There are a couple approvals in the December 2017 thread, and an RFE... 

Prayers 🙏👍 trusting God we will get our approvals soon. 

[Dzak 1]

On 1/15/2019 at 8:20 AM, jcspeed said:

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On 1/15/2019 at 8:20 AM, jcspeed said:

Hello all,

I have not been keeping track in this forum, so I am posting in December 2017 and January 2018 filers for I-751. Anyways, we filed our I-751 in either end of December 2017 or January 2018, and received a letter extending his conditional resident status for one year (until 1/30/19). Did anyone else get only a one year extension? I have been seeing a majority of people have gotten an 18month extension. His application is being processed through Vermont Service Center. He already did biometrics but we haven't heard anything else yet. Did anyone else get an additional extension after the one year extension? I submitted an inquiry online through the USCIS website, is there anything else we can do to extend his status? His job is already aware his status will expire and said they will have to terminate him if he doesn't get any new documentation. Would it be worth it to make an appointment at a field office?

We filed first week of Jan 2018, also Vermont. We just got the 1 year. Never got the 18 month extension. 

What does your case status say online? Ours is stuck on fingerprints reviewed.

[jcspeed 4]

3 minutes ago, Dzak said:

 

We filed first week of Jan 2018, also Vermont. We just got the 1 year. Never got the 18 month extension. 

What does your case status say online? Ours is stuck on fingerprints reviewed.

Case status says "Case Was Received At My Local Office" on Feb 25 2018. Nothing about fingerprints, which he did already last year. We were able to make an appointment at our local field office and they stamped his foreign passport to extend for another year.

[Dzak 1]

1 minute ago, jcspeed said:

Case status says "Case Was Received At My Local Office" on Feb 25 2018. Nothing about fingerprints, which he did already last year. We were able to make an appointment at our local field office and they stamped his foreign passport to extend for another year.

How much was it to do that?

 

1 minute ago, jcspeed said:

Case status says "Case Was Received At My Local Office" on Feb 25 2018. Nothing about fingerprints, which he did already last year. We were able to make an appointment at our local field office and they stamped his foreign passport to extend for another year.

 

[jcspeed 4]

23 hours ago, tennnis123 said:

Hi, I just started a new position with my I-751 pending and they only asked for my DL which expires in 2020 and my SSN, I have no restrictions on it. I hope this helps. 

Thanks! He was able to get I551 stamp on his foreign passport to extend for another year. His job told us with his SSN and driver's license alone were not enough to authorize him for employment since he is not a U.S. citizen. They do it electronically, so idk? His employer is a hospital.

[jcspeed 4]

Just now, Dzak said:

How much was it to do that?

 

 

For I551 stamp? We didn't have to pay anything, I had to request an appointment by calling USCIS and waited for them to call me back and schedule an appointment. They said it would take about 48-72 hours for them to call back but we were fortunate enough to receive a call and make the appointment for that same day! If you search for your local office on USCIS website and it says that they do not take InfoPass appointments, you have to call the 800 number and request the appointment. You need to bring expired green card, extension letter, and foreign passport.

[Tom and SooGyeong 87]

3 minutes ago, jcspeed said:

For I551 stamp? We didn't have to pay anything, I had to request an appointment by calling USCIS and waited for them to call me back and schedule an appointment. They said it would take about 48-72 hours for them to call back but we were fortunate enough to receive a call and make the appointment for that same day! If you search for your local office on USCIS website and it says that they do not take InfoPass appointments, you have to call the 800 number and request the appointment. You need to bring expired green card, extension letter, and foreign passport.

Additionally, the Foreign Passport cannot be expired.

[Dzak 1]

5 minutes ago, jcspeed said:

For I551 stamp? We didn't have to pay anything, I had to request an appointment by calling USCIS and waited for them to call me back and schedule an appointment. They said it would take about 48-72 hours for them to call back but we were fortunate enough to receive a call and make the appointment for that same day! If you search for your local office on USCIS website and it says that they do not take InfoPass appointments, you have to call the 800 number and request the appointment. You need to bring expired green card, extension letter, and foreign passport.

Thanks!

[Dee tee 4]

Any Divorce waiver filer here ? Did you get a RFE ? Any update ? 

[Wooderz 314]

27 minutes ago, jcspeed said:

Thanks! He was able to get I551 stamp on his foreign passport to extend for another year. His job told us with his SSN and driver's license alone were not enough to authorize him for employment since he is not a U.S. citizen. They do it electronically, so idk? His employer is a hospital.

They are wrong. But he has the stamp, so he’s good to go. 

[szunk19 9]

I am Divorce waiver filer. Havent received an RFE yet. So far I have only received the extension letter for 18 months. 

[Dee tee 4]

46 minutes ago, szunk19 said:

I am Divorce waiver filer. Havent received an RFE yet. So far I have only received the extension letter for 18 months. 

Same here . Just hoping for the best . When do you think January filers will start getting approved ? I have seen some October , November and December approvals