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57 minutes ago, Felicie said:

Guys when you hear from them please let me know. I submitted 2 online inquiries for my i751 but they never got back to me. Its been 20 months. Now the N400 is taking forever Im not sure what to do at this point. Who should I contact to solve this problem? 

Hi Felicie, I am in very similar situation (I751 filed in November 2017!!; N400 filed in October 2018). 

I wrote to them last December (I used the Non-delivery request trick so they wrote me back!). They sent me an email stating that they will adjudicate both cases (ROC/naturaliz) together.

I made Infopass appointmemt (the trick here is to enter uscis website online at 3am) and the immigration officer confirmed that I  will have combo interview. 

For combo filers, the ONLY thing that we can do is get a temporary I751 stamp on your passport every 6 months or 1 year. It validates your Green Card status so you can work and travel.

To get the stamp, make an Infopass appointment online (3am works).

I hope this helps. You are not alone.

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N400 Applicant here.

 

Applied Oct/2018, estimated completion time Feb/2020. 16 months.

2015-03-23 AOS filed

2015-12-29 AOS approved

2017-10-03 I-751 filed

2018-10-02 N400 filed

2020-07-16 I-751 & N400 approved. Sworn in as a US citizen.

2020-07-16 Registered to vote & applied for passport

2020-07-20 Voted!

 

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On 5/28/2019 at 9:02 AM, Felicie said:

Guys when you hear from them please let me know. I submitted 2 online inquiries for my i751 but they never got back to me. Its been 20 months. Now the N400 is taking forever Im not sure what to do at this point. Who should I contact to solve this problem? 

wait. That's all you can really do. I have also been waiting 20 months for I-751. But the thing is that once you apply N400 your I-751 is "frozen" and it's only going to get processed when your N400 combo interview comes.

2015-03-23 AOS filed

2015-12-29 AOS approved

2017-10-03 I-751 filed

2018-10-02 N400 filed

2020-07-16 I-751 & N400 approved. Sworn in as a US citizen.

2020-07-16 Registered to vote & applied for passport

2020-07-20 Voted!

 

#VoteLikeYourLifeDependsOnIt

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Does anyone here know when Seattle office updates their InfoPass? I haven't been able to get an appointment.

2015-03-23 AOS filed

2015-12-29 AOS approved

2017-10-03 I-751 filed

2018-10-02 N400 filed

2020-07-16 I-751 & N400 approved. Sworn in as a US citizen.

2020-07-16 Registered to vote & applied for passport

2020-07-20 Voted!

 

#VoteLikeYourLifeDependsOnIt

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1 hour ago, py6 said:

Does anyone here know when Seattle office updates their InfoPass? I haven't been able to get an appointment.

Try early in the morning. Also if you get an info pass for another day but want to attend a different day. Just go there and change your appointment on the infopass machine. Good luck

I129F sent : 20/12/2013

I129f received: 26/1/2013

NOA1 notification: 01/01/2014 heart.gifheart.gif

Alien registration number changed :03/01/2014

NOA2 notification: 04/02/2014

Case number: 14/02/2014heart.gifheart.gif

Embassy recieved: 19/02/2014

Fee paid: 26/02/2014

P3 recieved: 03/03/2014

P3 sent: 04/03/2014

Interview day : 07/05/2014goofy.gifgoofy.gif

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1 hour ago, py6 said:

wait. That's all you can really do. I have also been waiting 20 months for I-751. But the thing is that once you apply N400 your I-751 is "frozen" and it's only going to get processed when your N400 combo interview comes.

I waited for my i751 for 27 months and N400 for 17 months. Seattle office is very backlog. 

I129F sent : 20/12/2013

I129f received: 26/1/2013

NOA1 notification: 01/01/2014 heart.gifheart.gif

Alien registration number changed :03/01/2014

NOA2 notification: 04/02/2014

Case number: 14/02/2014heart.gifheart.gif

Embassy recieved: 19/02/2014

Fee paid: 26/02/2014

P3 recieved: 03/03/2014

P3 sent: 04/03/2014

Interview day : 07/05/2014goofy.gifgoofy.gif

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1 hour ago, Ck207 said:

Try early in the morning. Also if you get an info pass for another day but want to attend a different day. Just go there and change your appointment on the infopass machine. Good luck

I got one finally when someone cancelled. Do you know if they will take away my green card at InfoPass appointment? 

2015-03-23 AOS filed

2015-12-29 AOS approved

2017-10-03 I-751 filed

2018-10-02 N400 filed

2020-07-16 I-751 & N400 approved. Sworn in as a US citizen.

2020-07-16 Registered to vote & applied for passport

2020-07-20 Voted!

 

#VoteLikeYourLifeDependsOnIt

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38 minutes ago, py6 said:

I got one finally when someone cancelled. Do you know if they will take away my green card at InfoPass appointment? 

No they won’t. At least for me, they did not 

I129F sent : 20/12/2013

I129f received: 26/1/2013

NOA1 notification: 01/01/2014 heart.gifheart.gif

Alien registration number changed :03/01/2014

NOA2 notification: 04/02/2014

Case number: 14/02/2014heart.gifheart.gif

Embassy recieved: 19/02/2014

Fee paid: 26/02/2014

P3 recieved: 03/03/2014

P3 sent: 04/03/2014

Interview day : 07/05/2014goofy.gifgoofy.gif

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My case just jumped from Jan 2020 ETA to May 2020. That's estimated case completion time.

 

But then it says Estimated wait time: 10 months.

 

Getting so tired of this. Any idea which ETA is correct?

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4 hours ago, trandy said:

My case just jumped from Jan 2020 ETA to May 2020. That's estimated case completion time.

 

But then it says Estimated wait time: 10 months.

 

Getting so tired of this. Any idea which ETA is correct?

I think that on average now it's taking 16 months.

It used to be 14 for a long time, but last month, they pushed it to 16 months.  Keep fingers crossed. Mine estimated date of completion is Feb 2020 but I don't trust them.

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On 5/29/2019 at 11:56 AM, py6 said:

Does anyone here know when Seattle office updates their InfoPass? I haven't been able to get an appointment.

I entered USCIS website online and 3 am and it worked. lots of spots available.

 

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15 hours ago, GermanG said:

I entered USCIS website online and 3 am and it worked. lots of spots available.

 

It's like cracking the code of the universe with the government agencies around here. The inefficiency is ridiculous.

Well at least you were able to schedule an appointment. So good luck with that. 

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Can confirm, after speaking to an Immigration Officer this morning, that the Seattle Field Office is incredibly backlogged. They had to push ETA's out 2-3 months for each N-400 application because they simply were unable to sustain the volume. He was empathetic but did state that the only thing which can be done at the present time is, indeed, to hurry up and wait :) 

Be prepared for the eternal waiting game. Be prepared for average news.

 

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Removal of Conditions Journey

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11/10/2015 - 10-yr Green Card received (IR6) -- journey over for now!

 

 

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