I-751 March 2018 Filers

[Koolos 2]

12 minutes ago, iPod said:

Please fill your timeline. Since we don't know which service center you filled at, it's hard to give you an educated guess. 

I filed at the CSC on March 8 and the package was delivered on March 10.

[lance&carrie 4]

3 minutes ago, Koolos said:

I filed at the CSC on March 8 and the package was delivered on March 10.

Check you filled in the latest form because the one I filled in was outdated by 3mths!  I didn't notice so USCIS returned my package and I've resubmitted.

[iPod 89]

2 minutes ago, Koolos said:

I filed at the CSC on March 8 and the package was delivered on March 10.

Since it's the CSC, it could be normal. Look at the spreadsheet and you will see that some that filled at CSC waiting that long or longer. 

 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iGyq5ZCEZ6fOYJCSryivspbAo6dQUacfHJH9AuL51Wg/edit?usp=drive_web&ouid=104661692150426880415

 

I wouldn't send another application just yet. 

[A_Saif 12]

Check was just cashed today. Yay!

 

9 days between them receiving the package and cashing the check for CSC.

[francais_usa 74]

17 hours ago, ajyun said:

Hey guys, 

 

I m going to send the package this week. These are my evidences:

- joint tax files 2016 and 2017

- copies of pictures together in international trips and inside USA

- copies of airline tickets

- copies of checking account statements

- copies of apartment fire insurance

- copies of medical cards

So far I think my evidences are not strong enough, I don't have a lot of major ones like will, mortgage, life insurance, car insurances, utilities bill and apartment lease. Do you think it s gonna affect a lot on my case?

 

And also I m going to move again probably after the biometric finger print, do you think it affects my case a lot?

Are you living with family?  If so, can  you get them to write affidavits attesting to your relationship and the fact that you live there?  USCIS only sees what you include in your packet - if you include nothing at all about shared living, it will look suspicious.  Try to explain your living situation on the cover letter.  Do you take the bus or metro (explain the lack of car stuff).  Also, could you add a joint phone plan? You can definitely add to your packet!

 

15 hours ago, Koolos said:

I filed my application on March 8 and it was delivered March 10. It's been more than 10 days since then I haven't received the NOA letter and when I call WU the money order has not been cashed yet. I am really worried. Should I file another petition in case my packet is lost?

There's no reason to file another case until you have received notification to do so - that will only be more confusing for the case officer!  It will be fine, don't worry (I know, easier said than done!)

[francais_usa 74]

No one who has filed to CSC in the January group has gotten a Biometrics notice....you lucky VSCers!!!

[Koolos 2]

15 hours ago, iPod said:

Since it's the CSC, it could be normal. Look at the spreadsheet and you will see that some that filled at CSC waiting that long or longer. 

 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iGyq5ZCEZ6fOYJCSryivspbAo6dQUacfHJH9AuL51Wg/edit?usp=drive_web&ouid=104661692150426880415

 

I wouldn't send another application just yet. 

My money order was cashed yesterday on 03/21 so I think my NOA will soon to be followed. If you guys can update your spreadsheet because I don't know how to do that I am new here. Thank you guys for your support.

[Stone23 25]

On 3/20/2018 at 5:19 PM, implife said:

So, basically, they didn't answer the question. 

Well....she did.  Basically,  she was saying that there some required  items, taxes not being one of them, the evidence you prove is really up to you.  However, most of us know that financial ties are at the top of list.  

[Stone23 25]

I took a look at February 2018 filers and I don’t think anyone has received a biometrics appointment as of yet.  

So,  I’ve decided to let the anxiety go for now.  

Good luck to everyone waiting and to those about file.  

[SweetJuls 69]

1 hour ago, francais_usa said:

No one who has filed to CSC in the January group has gotten a Biometrics notice....you lucky VSCers!!!

 

I was reading posts in the topic as well.

I read that some people were hypothesizing that, CSC being so backed up, it may take old biometrics records instead of asking to do new ones. 

I kind of hope that's the case for all of us, but it would be nice to be warned, instead of being in a "forever wait".

 

Edited March 22, 2018 by SweetJuls

[iPod 89]

Processing time for Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence (I-751) at California Service Center

Estimated time range

17.5

Months

 

to

 

19

Months

Sign in or create a new account to see your personalized case completion time

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/#mainContent

Did you guys see the new USCIS website? Sit back and relax because it's going to be a long wait. 

[Hamidparis 29]

3 minutes ago, iPod said:

Processing time for Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence (I-751) at California Service Center

Estimated time range

17.5

Months

 

to

 

19

Months

Sign in or create a new account to see your personalized case completion time

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/#mainContent

Did you guys see the new USCIS website? Sit back and relax because it's going to be a long wait. 

I guess it's gonna be best to file for N400 when times come !

[Stone23 25]

So, my husband and I have been married 3 years already.  Can he file for citizenship 90 days before his GC hits 3 years?  So it will 3 years Mach 15th 2019 with the extension.  So, he can file in December of this year?  

[sara_j24 27]

13 minutes ago, Stone23 said:

So, my husband and I have been married 3 years already.  Can he file for citizenship 90 days before his GC hits 3 years?  So it will 3 years Mach 15th 2019 with the extension.  So, he can file in December of this year?  

I think you can do that even with a pending I-751!

I found this: https://www.ilw.com/articles/2002,0214-Mehta.shtm

[Stone23 25]

1 minute ago, sara_j24 said:

I think you can do that even with a pending I-751!

I found this: https://www.ilw.com/articles/2002,0214-Mehta.shtm

Yes, it seem that once you meet the timeline criteria you can apply for citizenship whist your I-751 is pending. So 90 days before you have your GC for 3 years and married to a US citizen 3 years.

Thanks for the info.