I-751 January 2018

[JulianaGigi 12]

On ‎2‎/‎5‎/‎2019 at 9:38 AM, GBOS said:

JulianaGigi - Has your case already been transferred from CSC to NSC/TSC/VSC already prior to this transfer notice today?

our case was originally submitted to CSC on Jan 5, 2018 and received. In June 2018, we received mail that the case had been transferred from the Potomac, VA office to the California office. According to the 'My Case Status' site, the file then was moved again to either "another USCIS office" or "Case was received at my local office" two separate notices within a day of each other this week.

[carosman 10]

22 hours ago, CG&LGG said:

How many of the January approvals have applied for N400? Is there any correlation between the approvals and N400 pushing the 751 through?

Luis originally wanted to wait until he got his new GC to apply for N400 but seeing as there are now January approvals and he feels like if the waits he just wasting time that could be used in the citizenship timeline.

 

I do think that my n400 bios pushed through my i751 approval. I never received a bios apt for my i751 and after I walked in for my n400 bios I got approved for my i751. 2 weeks later.

Also in my opinion since n400 are taking forever you start "gaining" some time and you might get approve on for your i751 while getting on your n400. that is just my personal opinion and experience.

Good luck!

[tomriesgo 39]

53 minutes ago, carosman said:

I do think that my n400 bios pushed through my i751 approval. I never received a bios apt for my i751 and after I walked in for my n400 bios I got approved for my i751. 2 weeks later.

Also in my opinion since n400 are taking forever you start "gaining" some time and you might get approve on for your i751 while getting on your n400. that is just my personal opinion and experience.

Good luck!

I never had bios for I-751 but did for N400, that was around 3 weeks ago but I've not had the same luck with them pushing through my I-751. I honestly think the whole case movement thing is when the case moves between an officer. Officers are assigned a set number of cases and take them home to work on for the most part.

[mrandmrsBRS 116]

6 minutes ago, tomriesgo said:

I never had bios for I-751 but did for N400, that was around 3 weeks ago but I've not had the same luck with them pushing through my I-751. I honestly think the whole case movement thing is when the case moves between an officer. Officers are assigned a set number of cases and take them home to work on for the most part.

Even when it says transferred to local office? 

[yippy_j 17]

Hey y'all! Got my 10 yr green card today! N400 applied. Hope y'all get your green card soon!

[NikV 44]

4 hours ago, treacle1015 said:

I got a message also that my 'Case Transferred And New Office Has Jurisdiction'.  Slightly disappointed as I'd hoped the message would tell me that my card was approved, but at least I know some progress is happening. Also looking at the fact that others are also receiving this message at the same time, appears that this is possibly not something to be disheartened by specific to my case, but perhaps a general process with a 'batch' of applications. Hopefully the letter will explain why. FYI my number is WAC1807XXXXXX

 

But who knows the mysteries of how USCIS operates! At least it's in the system and moving! 

 

CSC, Jan 12, 2018

 

This means someone would be working on your case soon. I think you will get approval in next few days.

[Markeee 13]

4 hours ago, JulianaGigi said:

our case was originally submitted to CSC on Jan 5, 2018 and received. In June 2018, we received mail that the case had been transferred from the Potomac, VA office to the California office. According to the 'My Case Status' site, the file then was moved again to either "another USCIS office" or "Case was received at my local office" two separate notices within a day of each other this week.

Exactly my situation, except no transfers from June2018, just silence..

[El Burro 11]

10 year green card received yesterday! Now on to the final step...N400!!! Good luck to all the I-751 filers!!!

[Rami1T 4]

8 hours ago, carosman said:

I do think that my n400 bios pushed through my i751 approval. I never received a bios apt for my i751 and after I walked in for my n400 bios I got approved for my i751. 2 weeks later.

Also in my opinion since n400 are taking forever you start "gaining" some time and you might get approve on for your i751 while getting on your n400. that is just my personal opinion and experience.

Good luck!

Same thing with me, I applied for N400 while I751 was still pending, 10 days after the biometric i was approved 

[Phil&Mich 36]

well, got an email too today, but same as ever. " we are still reviewing your case and there are no updates at this time" I kind of received this in quarterly basis.. makes me antsy really..

[TabeaK 517]

Well, look on the bright side. At least you are getting something. I haven't heard a peep since doing my biometrics.

[kaisara 28]

Same for my husband.  Last update was fingerprint reviewed Apr 9th.  We filed end of Jan 2018 and he had biometrics in March.  My original estimate was on a June decision, anything earlier is a bonus I guess.  Haha we are used to seeing other centers process faster, Fiance visa was at Texas lol.

[Reshma 2]

I had same thing i applied in January and in march i had biometric. Still waiting 

[bperes 10]

22 hours ago, JulianaGigi said:

our case was originally submitted to CSC on Jan 5, 2018 and received. In June 2018, we received mail that the case had been transferred from the Potomac, VA office to the California office. According to the 'My Case Status' site, the file then was moved again to either "another USCIS office" or "Case was received at my local office" two separate notices within a day of each other this week.

My case was transferred to a new office twice in the last 2 days, I think that maybe is a bug on their website, coz I had zero updates for one year, and now 4 update changes in the status of my case... I think that is probably a bug because the messages are similar by the wording is not the same... But at least is some movement, I think that my case is in Chicago, because I filled my N-400 last month and I've already did my biometrics, hope get a letter with interview appointment soon...

 

Case Number = WAC18083*****

 

Edited February 7, 2019 by bperes

[edpa 20]

14 hours ago, Rami1T said:

Same thing with me, I applied for N400 while I751 was still pending, 10 days after the biometric i was approved 

Hoping the same thing happens for us! Just finished biometrics Monday. Haven't heard anything from the 751