I-751 March 2018 Filers

[GBOS 198]

3 minutes ago, beantown2017 said:

My case was transferred from Vermont  to Texas , Is this good or bad news, On USCIS website processing time  show same as Vermont 15 month to 20 months working on August 2018 cases as of now. Thx

@beantown2017 - TSC has been taking about two to two-and-a-half months to process the cases they take in.  There is a light at the end of the tunnel there.

[Deji 21]

15 hours ago, Summer19 said:

@Deji hi ! That’s great ! More people getting approved .. I filed March 13. I hope I hear from them soon as well .. where do you see who got approved ? 

I typically search the numbers before mine and after mine.

[junehar 1]

my case just got transferred to Texas too (from Vermont). not sure why the transfer and whether this is good/bad.

[Gizzmondo 51]

3 minutes ago, junehar said:

my case just got transferred to Texas too (from Vermont). not sure why the transfer and whether this is good/bad.

Id say it was a good thing     Do you have your number please, I'd love to be able to check to see if its close to mine, obviously not your exact number 

[marya123 2]

Just changed my last name at the social security office. They wouldn’t give me my drivers license  till my social matched what it says on the i797 noa. (I’m changing my last name with i751. The lady didn’t seem to know what she was doing but eventually i think it  through 😅

[neoblast 138]

We are, finally, seeing some approvals for our group, congratulations. 

To make the waiting game easier for the rest of us, please update our spreadsheet. It is much easier to follow up on everyone's progress using that.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iGyq5ZCEZ6fOYJCSryivspbAo6dQUacfHJH9AuL51Wg/edit#gid=1710824375

 

Please report once updated!!

[OmSaiRam88 5]

April 5th, 2018 filer for I-751 - Vermont

 

Biometrics were done in June 2018. Received an email that the case has been transferred to another office for jurisdiction.

 

Any idea how long is it taking??

[OmSaiRam88 5]

On 3/6/2019 at 8:34 AM, Stone23 said:

Here’s the notice we received with our #. Hope it’s helpful.

Mine says the same - any luck if this is good or bad??

 

[GBOS 198]

Reporting to March 2018 filers:

 

Based on my digging and tracking cases beginning with January 2018 filers, it appears that Vermont Service Center has been transferring cases “roughly” the FIRST half of each month (January, February, March) to Texas Service Center.

 

The second half of these months remain at Vermont Service Center, unless applicants have filed for N-400, in which case (most of those) files have gone to the National Benefits Center in Lee Summit, Missouri.  From there they are waiting for N-400 interview to be scheduled.

 

April 2018 filers today also reported that their cases have begun to get transferred, and again the first half of April.  Statistically, I tracked and noted about 10 business days work of worth (2 full weeks) appear to have been transferred in each unloading Vermont has done.  February 14, March 5, and March 12, appears to have been the date of the most recent transfer out of VSC.

 

My analyses suggest that these transferred are strategically calculated with the hope that the full month of each month are to be completely adjudicated at about the same time.  The current timeframe indicates that May 2019 will be the first month we begin to see a “constant” flow of March 2018 filers getting notified of approval and/or RFE.  This is based on the fact that Texas Service Center has been taken about two (2) months after taking in files from California Service Center to complete them.

 

My “educated” guess is, by May 2019, March 2018 filers will begin to hear from both Vermont and Texas at the same time.

 

I will keep you posted.

 

Obsessively Compulsively Debunking (OCD) what USCIS is doing to my case,

GBOS

Edited March 13, 2019 by GBOS

[francais_usa 74]

We filed in March 2018 - I'm not sure if we should call and talk to an agent to figure out the status on our case? The online automated system says no info can be provided and the online case status website was last updated in May 2018 stating that they will reuse our biometrics.  Can an agent provide more information?

[Ladyluck1 3]

Does anyone know if this to replace my expired conditional card while i wait for my case to process or is this my 10 year one? 

[Petes30 3]

My husband's case was transferred to another office from Vermont. We were notified yesterday. NOA was on 4/3/18 EAC181285

[GBOS 198]

1 hour ago, francais_usa said:

We filed in March 2018 - I'm not sure if we should call and talk to an agent to figure out the status on our case? The online automated system says no info can be provided and the online case status website was last updated in May 2018 stating that they will reuse our biometrics.  Can an agent provide more information?

They should be able to.

29 minutes ago, Ladyluck1 said:

Does anyone know if this to replace my expired conditional card while i wait for my case to process or is this my 10 year one? 

I am not sure I understand your question, but the card you will be receiving will be a 10-year green card.  Your expired green card will no longer be valid.

[Abby&Colin 40]

My case just transferred jurisdiction yesterday ! Hopefully that means something good !! 

[Ladyluck1 3]

50 minutes ago, GBOS said:

They should be able to.

I am not sure I understand your question, but the card you will be receiving will be a 10-year green card.  Your expired green card will no longer be valid.

Lol yes i guess it didn't make much sense, this is the first update I've seen or been notified of since my 18month extension. So i guess my question really is does this mean my case has been approved? No interview needed etc. Still waiting for my sons too. 

Edited March 13, 2019 by Ladyluck1