I-751 July 2017 Filers, Part II

[Pupa 16]

On 2/19/2019 at 9:22 AM, Lelyze said:

I just received another one of these emails, we are still reviewing your case, no updates..

I never applied for citizenship, VSC July 17. No updates at all. No transfer notice. Nothing.

I’m in the same boat here, even further behind. July 3, 2017. EAC278 here. TWO service requests submitted  where they acknowledge delay and apologized. Have an INFIPASS  for 2/26 to stamp passport. Also thinking  to file N-400 in march. 

Edited February 21, 2019 by Pupa

[Lelyze 49]

10 hours ago, Pupa said:

I’m in the same boat here, even further behind. July 3, 2017. EAC278 here. TWO service requests submitted  where they acknowledge delay and apologized. Have an INFIPASS  for 2/26 to stamp passport. Also thinking  to file N-400 in march. 

I spoke to them yesterday and was not able to get an infopass (now you have to call them to schedule it in NYC). They didn't even acknowledge the delay. Hope we hear something soon. My marriage is not doing great and my husband and I are talking about divorce for a while now. That's why I didn't apply for citizenship yet.

[alex1212 1]

On 2/19/2019 at 9:11 PM, Lelyze said:

I have done case inquiry, and gave them a call. When I was on the phone they told me that it is till under normal processing time (they have just extended it that day). I plan on calling tomorrow again

Similar situation. 20 months of waiting. I had two info pass appointments. I got a stamp in my passport but information-wise it was pretty useless. In one of them I was told that everyone goes through the interview now. However, I don't think it is true since my friend just got her green card in the mail a week ago. I have submitted an inquiry two weeks and and expecting their reply by 25 of Feb. I also did not apply for N400 since my Lawyer strongly advised me not to do so before my green card is approved. 

[GBOS 198]

1 hour ago, alex1212 said:

Similar situation. 20 months of waiting. I had two info pass appointments. I got a stamp in my passport but information-wise it was pretty useless. In one of them I was told that everyone goes through the interview now. However, I don't think it is true since my friend just got her green card in the mail a week ago. I have submitted an inquiry two weeks and and expecting their reply by 25 of Feb. I also did not apply for N400 since my Lawyer strongly advised me not to do so before my green card is approved. 

About interviewing everyone, that is not true.  We know that for the fact. MOST people in here get approved with no interview.

[Rachel&Mommy 56]

Made a case inquiry on tuesday 19th and got an answer today Thursday 21st from Lee's Summit Office, MO 64002

Edited February 21, 2019 by AlfNel23

[Pupa 16]

21 hours ago, alex1212 said:

Similar situation. 20 months of waiting. I had two info pass appointments. I got a stamp in my passport but information-wise it was pretty useless. In one of them I was told that everyone goes through the interview now. However, I don't think it is true since my friend just got her green card in the mail a week ago. I have submitted an inquiry two weeks and and expecting their reply by 25 of Feb. I also did not apply for N400 since my Lawyer strongly advised me not to do so before my green card is approved. 

Agreed. Plenty of cases are not interviewed, majority in fact. Did they give you a stamp valid for 1 year or less? I have an Infopass next week. 

[Rachel&Mommy 56]

Should I travel with passport stamp if receive government help? Ok, in 2016 I was pregnant with my first, my husband's lost his job and we applied for WIC but I only took it like for 4 months cuz he found a jobs but we do have HMO health insurance thru the marketplace and pay $140 for my daughter, husband and I. I had a baby last December and he was sent to Medicaid. 

 

My husband doesn't want me to travel he says we shouldn't risk it? What are the chances they take my green card away? In the other hand is it going to affect my N400 application?

 

Thank you in advance.

[Xfiles 31]

2 hours ago, AlfNel23 said:

Should I travel with passport stamp if receive government help? Ok, in 2016 I was pregnant with my first, my husband's lost his job and we applied for WIC but I only took it like for 4 months cuz he found a jobs but we do have HMO health insurance thru the marketplace and pay $140 for my daughter, husband and I. I had a baby last December and he was sent to Medicaid. 

 

My husband doesn't want me to travel he says we shouldn't risk it? What are the chances they take my green card away? In the other hand is it going to affect my N400 application?

 

Thank you in advance.

Idk it might I’ll say depends the officer, cause i remember that they told me with my green card that you don’t suppose to request any government help.! Cause it will affect me.! And they made u sign for it.

 

in the other hand doesn’t affect travel i live in the border so no problem 

[alex1212 1]

4 hours ago, Pupa said:

Agreed. Plenty of cases are not interviewed, majority in fact. Did they give you a stamp valid for 1 year or less? I have an Infopass next week. 

Yes. I got the stamp. Make sure u have all the extensions that was received before, all the notices, expired green card, finger print appointment confirming that you showed up there. Keep us posted

[Can-thePNWhobbies 7]

question. 

my green card exp 10/06/17 and I have an extension for 18 months ( as all we have) . so extension finishes at 04/06/19 ( April 6th )

Do I need to do anything? Because I have a job and I don't want to get fired cuz of that. 

[GBOS 198]

1 minute ago, Can-thePNWhobbies said:

question. 

my green card exp 10/06/17 and I have an extension for 18 months ( as all we have) . so extension finishes at 04/06/19 ( April 6th )

Do I need to do anything? Because I have a job and I don't want to get fired cuz of that. 

You can contact your local office to get an I-551 stamp in your passport if you need a proof of your permanent resident status.

 

Your current employment may not ask you for a proof of work authorization again if you present a proof of permanent residency when you were first hired.  Asking for it again is considered discrimination by country of origin, that is the law.  The employer is entitled to ask for a continuing proof of work authorization only if you submit proof that is not a permanent resident or a US citizen status.

 

Your permanent resident status remains valid for as long as you are alive.  It could only change if your I-751 form is denied or if you apply and become a US citizen.

[Can-thePNWhobbies 7]

1 hour ago, GBOS said:

You can contact your local office to get an I-551 stamp in your passport if you need a proof of your permanent resident status.

 

Your current employment may not ask you for a proof of work authorization again if you present a proof of permanent residency when you were first hired.  Asking for it again is considered discrimination by country of origin, that is the law.  The employer is entitled to ask for a continuing proof of work authorization only if you submit proof that is not a permanent resident or a US citizen status.

 

Your permanent resident status remains valid for as long as you are alive.  It could only change if your I-751 form is denied or if you apply and become a US citizen.

Thanks for the detailed explanation. I appreciate it. I don't think I will travel with pending status. I worked for 6 years in Turkish Airlines Visa Passport / Immigration Office. We always give a hard time to who wants to travel with pending cases.

[fcorona85 26]

Friends

 

one more week, good luck! 

[ukrainian 6]

On 2/21/2019 at 2:06 PM, AlfNel23 said:

Made a case inquiry on tuesday 19th and got an answer today Thursday 21st from Lee's Summit Office, MO 64002

I got the same answer today for my service request. Has anything changed for you? Thanks!

[Xfiles 31]

Got an update, my n400 still showing interview has been scheduled 

 

 

Application Type: I751, PETITION TO REMOVE CONDITIONS ON RESIDENCE 

Your Case Status: Card/ Document Production 

On February 28, 2019, we ordered your new card for Receipt Number WAC17293xxxxxx and will mail it to the address you gave us. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address.