I-751 June 2018 Filers

[MadArt 2]

On 5/28/2020 at 3:20 PM, cali1618 said:

Anyone still waiting for the GC on this thread apart from me ? I am about to hit the 2 year mark since i applied for ROC.

I’m still waiting too. I sent my I-751 off in July, and got priority date in August 2018. Then transferred to Potomac June 2019. 
I called the other day to ask if I have maybe missed some RFEs or anything but the operator told me that my case was transferred to NBC in October 2019. Didn’t get a notice or anything. Website still shows that it’s in Potomac. Since I applied in California the processing time now is 27 months so it’s still within the normal processing time. 
 

oh and I’m also done waiting  with everything else going on at the moment I hope there will be good news or progress soon!

Edited June 2, 2020 by MadArt

[mikedany 8]

Yes we are still waiting   It will be two years this week for us since we filed.

Edited June 2, 2020 by mikedany

[simsim2 50]

In a surprising turn of events as I thought my I-751 was on hold due to my N-400, my I-751 was approved this morning! Worth noting that I called USCIS repeatedly this week as my ADIT stamp is expiring. Did it have an impact? Maybe, or maybe it’s just a coincidence. 
 

regardless, given that my interview for my N-400 was cancelled due to COVID and that I am in the Manhattan office, i am glad to finally have a proof of status that will last throughout this crisis! 

[dwheels76 5,468]

7 minutes ago, simsim2 said:

In a surprising turn of events as I thought my I-751 was on hold due to my N-400, my I-751 was approved this morning! Worth noting that I called USCIS repeatedly this week as my ADIT stamp is expiring. Did it have an impact? Maybe, or maybe it’s just a coincidence. 
 

regardless, given that my interview for my N-400 was cancelled due to COVID and that I am in the Manhattan office, i am glad to finally have a proof of status that will last throughout this crisis! 

Wooohooo Congratulations. Card will be in your hands in a week.

[cali1618 9]

1 hour ago, simsim2 said:

In a surprising turn of events as I thought my I-751 was on hold due to my N-400, my I-751 was approved this morning! Worth noting that I called USCIS repeatedly this week as my ADIT stamp is expiring. Did it have an impact? Maybe, or maybe it’s just a coincidence. 
 

regardless, given that my interview for my N-400 was cancelled due to COVID and that I am in the Manhattan office, i am glad to finally have a proof of status that will last throughout this crisis! 

Congratulations! 

[sammie1892 6]

Mine just passed two years as well. I believe my I-551 stamp is going to expire next month and N-400 was canceled due to covid (I was told previously its a combo interview at Boston but who really knows since everyone's experience is different). Waiting for reschedule date. 

 

if the I-551 stamp expires, do you call USCIS to extend it via Infopass appt (again?) (I wouldn't need it for travel but if I changed jobs, I assume I need to show valid proof of residency). 

[dwheels76 5,468]

1 hour ago, sammie1892 said:

Mine just passed two years as well. I believe my I-551 stamp is going to expire next month and N-400 was canceled due to covid (I was told previously its a combo interview at Boston but who really knows since everyone's experience is different). Waiting for reschedule date. 

 

if the I-551 stamp expires, do you call USCIS to extend it via Infopass appt (again?) (I wouldn't need it for travel but if I changed jobs, I assume I need to show valid proof of residency). 

They are only doing Infopass stamps for emergencies. Hopefully your Oath gets rescheduled soon.

[mikedany 8]

Is anyone here still waiting for I-751?  Almost 27 months for us....

[wagner17 24]

5 minutes ago, mikedany said:

Is anyone here still waiting for I-751?  Almost 27 months for us....

Still waiting too.

[wagner17 24]

On 8/28/2020 at 5:03 PM, mikedany said:

Is anyone here still waiting for I-751?  Almost 27 months for us....

 

On 8/28/2020 at 5:14 PM, wagner17 said:

Still waiting too.

 

OK now we are done.  It took 27 months for standalone ROC.  I guess it balances out since our AOS was quick.

 

[mikedany 8]

Congratulation to you guys!  Is anyone else still waiting on their green card after 28 months?  

[TwinkleTwinkle 11]

I-751 waiver filer! Officially waiting for 26 months. My interview was rescheduled due to COVID and now I’m stuck waiting. Noticed a lot of recent N-400 filers and AOS peeps getting interviews before me and I can’t help but feel a little sad and anxious. : ( I just want to complete this process already... 

Edited October 8, 2020 by TwinkleTwinkle

[Thegirl 225]

On 10/5/2020 at 10:44 AM, mikedany said:

Congratulation to you guys!  Is anyone else still waiting on their green card after 28 months?  

I'm still waiting as well

[sammie1892 6]

I finally recieved my I-751 approval in Sept-2020 after so long! Hang in there guys! 

[cali1618 9]

Finally, the day has arrived for me to share the good news. I got approved yesterday after 3 years and 5 months of filing ROC. I believe I was the only one waiting on this thread. Phew!!