I-751 January 2019 Filers

[H-M 169]

On 1/2/2020 at 1:38 PM, H-M said:

Update: Finally case status changed today to "New Card Is Being Produced". A great start to 2020!!!

LIN Filer (Nebraska Service Center).  I-751 Receive date: Jan 9, 2019. No RFE, No Interview 

See signature for detailed timeline.

Good luck to everyone!!

Received my 10yr GC today in the mail. Next step is N-400.

Good luck to everyone!!

[Saheed 15]

18 hours ago, H-M said:

Received my 10yr GC today in the mail. Next step is N-400.

Good luck to everyone!!

Congratulations, please did you receive an interview notification at all?I mean if they said that you have been schedule for an interview?

[H-M 169]

1 hour ago, Saheed said:

Congratulations, please did you receive an interview notification at all?I mean if they said that you have been schedule for an interview?

We did not have any interview. I did biometrics in Aug and then got approved on Jan 2. 

See my signature for detailed timeline. Good luck!

Edited January 11, 2020 by H-M

[Saheed 15]

6 minutes ago, H-M said:

We did not have any interview. I did biometrics in Aug and then got approved on Jan 2. 

See my signature for detailed timeline. Good luck!

In my own case I just got interview schedule notification on Jan 9.i have done my biometric since June.

[price411 68]

I received my 10 years gc in the mail🎊🎊🎊 . 1 more step!! 

[Eddiem2044 5]

20 hours ago, Saheed said:

In my own case I just got interview schedule notification on Jan 9.i have done my biometric since June.

Hey

same here, I got interview schedule notification on Jan 4, and on Jan 7 I got CASE WAS TRANSFERRED AND A NEW OFFICE HAS JURISDICTION! I received a mail today and says that my case was transferred to NBC Lees summit, MO

Im from NJ, and my case was received on Jan 31 2019

 

[TheKingmaker 153]

21 minutes ago, Eddiem2044 said:

Hey

same here, I got interview schedule notification on Jan 4, and on Jan 7 I got CASE WAS TRANSFERRED AND A NEW OFFICE HAS JURISDICTION! I received a mail today and says that my case was transferred to NBC Lees summit, MO

Im from NJ, and my case was received on Jan 31 2019

 

So when is your interview? 

[fakeymcfakename 2]

Hey all - another update for Vermont based on the Case Tracker app:

 

EAC19990049000-500: 3 approvals, 2 RFEs, and 38 pending. Dates of last updates for particular cases indicate that on 1/10, there was one RFE and three approvals/card mailings.

EAC1990049500-50000: 5 approvals, 6 RFEs, and 89 pending. One RFE on the 8th and 2 each on the 9th and 10th,  1 approvals/card mailings on the 9th, 4 on the 10th.

EAC1990050000-500: 3 approvals, 2 RFEs, 62 pending. 3 approvals/card mailings on the 10th; 2 RFEs on the 8th

EAC1990050500-51000: 11 approvals, 1 RFE, 162 (!) pending. 9 approvals/mailings on the 10th and 2 on the 9th; 1 RFE on the 8th. Also 4 transfers (presumably for interview) on the 10th, 1 on the 7th, and 1 on 12/30. One interview scheduled on 12/27.

 

So that's decent progress from Vermont over the last few days. Good luck again to everyone!

[Charming12 59]

Just submitted N400 paperwork online. Hope for the best and good luck to all

[Saheed 15]

20 hours ago, price411 said:

I received my 10 years gc in the mail🎊🎊🎊 . 1 more step!! 

Did you go for an interview?

[price411 68]

38 minutes ago, Saheed said:

Did you go for an interview?

No interview 

[Saheed 15]

21 hours ago, price411 said:

I received my 10 years gc in the mail🎊🎊🎊 . 1 more step!! 

No notification of schedule interview at all?

[aroabi 21]

On 1/11/2020 at 5:39 PM, fakeymcfakename said:

Hey all - another update for Vermont based on the Case Tracker app:

 

EAC19990049000-500: 3 approvals, 2 RFEs, and 38 pending. Dates of last updates for particular cases indicate that on 1/10, there was one RFE and three approvals/card mailings.

EAC1990049500-50000: 5 approvals, 6 RFEs, and 89 pending. One RFE on the 8th and 2 each on the 9th and 10th,  1 approvals/card mailings on the 9th, 4 on the 10th.

EAC1990050000-500: 3 approvals, 2 RFEs, 62 pending. 3 approvals/card mailings on the 10th; 2 RFEs on the 8th

EAC1990050500-51000: 11 approvals, 1 RFE, 162 (!) pending. 9 approvals/mailings on the 10th and 2 on the 9th; 1 RFE on the 8th. Also 4 transfers (presumably for interview) on the 10th, 1 on the 7th, and 1 on 12/30. One interview scheduled on 12/27.

 

So that's decent progress from Vermont over the last few days. Good luck again to everyone!

Thanks for sharing this information. I would not call it a decent progress. VSC is slow despite posting a 13-17.5-month processing window. The case tracker clearly shows that they are behind. People who received their NoAs around Dec 13 are in their 13th month of wait. According to USCIS, the lower end, i.e. 13 month should signify that about 50% of the cases have been processed. Based on the case tracker I do not think that is the case. Likewise, I doubt that by the end of next month 50% of the cases that were NoA-ed in January 2019 would be processed. Anyway, it is what it is and we can't do anything but wait. In this day and age, one would think they would bring some transparency into the case processing timeline. They really should work hard to minimize the processing time gap. One applicant get approved after 13 months, yet another gets approved after 17.5 months. Do not see how it is fair, especially when they claim that they process the cases in the order they receive. On the other hand, many people who filed with Nebraska Service Center in February, have already been approved despite Nebraska Service Center's longer processing time.  

Edited January 13, 2020 by aroabi

[Summer2020 0]

Hi guys

I’ve been reading alot from this forum. This is my first time posting. 
i sent my I751 to Texas office on late Dec 18 and the package was received on Jan 5, 2019. 
After a year of waiting, I decided to submit N-400 app last night.

This early morning, I got notification that my case was transfer to other office. 
I dont know which office it is. 
My husband is asking me for a divorce, I’m so tired and have no idea what he gonna do. Hopefully things work out soon. 
have a nice day everyone! 

[fakeymcfakename 2]

5 minutes ago, aroabi said:

Thanks for sharing this information. I would not call it a decent progress. VSC is slow despite posting a 13-17.5-month processing window. The case tracker clearly shows that they are behind. People who received their NoAs around Dec 13 are in their 13th month of wait. According to USCIS, the lower end, i.e. 13 month should signify that about 50% of the cases have been processed. Based on the case tracker I do not think that is the case. Likewise, I doubt that by the end of next month 50% of the cases that were NoA-ed in January 2019 would be processed. Anyway, it is what it is and we can't do anything but wait. In this day and age, one would think they would bring some transparency into the case processing timeline. They really should work hard to minimize the processing time gap. One applicant get approved after 13 months, yet another gets approved after 17.5 months. Do not see how it is fair, especially when they claim that they process the cases in the order they receive. On the other hand, many people who filed with Nebraska Service Center in February, have already been approved despite Nebraska Service Center's longer processing time.  

To be clear, none of this is fair. When Congress created the Removal of Conditions process, it envisaged that cases would be ruled on within the 90 days before the 2nd anniversary and strictly limited the question before INS (now USCIS) to whether the marriage was in good faith. As with all immigration processes, the current administration has subverted the law by adding bureaucratic steps and demanding information that has no relevance to the issues it is supposed to rule upon - as well as demanding ever more rigid categories and paper-heavy amounts of evidence of good faith. Any delay of more than 12 months in adjudicating I-751 cases further violates Congress's intent that married couples be able to naturalize after 3 years. I strongly encourage everyone on this thread to naturalize as soon as they are eligible in order to vote and to talk to friends and family so that they consider this in exercising their vote.

 

When I talk about decent progress, what I mean is that it finally seems that some people in our cohort are getting approved. It does not mean that the absurd yearlong wait is in any way acceptable.