I-751 January 2019 Filers

[Crazy Cat 41,850]

5 minutes ago, Cryssiekins said:

On my drive home today, I saw a license plate that was “9DI 751”, which is a weird format for this area, so I have convinced myself that it was a “sign” and my i751 will be approved in 9 days.  LOL 

 

But congratulations, that’s exciting!! And the first one I’ve seen from the Jan 2019 batch out of EAC. 

Where there is hope, there is life......Good luck to us all in the "I-751 boat".....😀

[Manani 2]

Any jan filer MSC case number got approved so far??

[Manani 2]

2 hours ago, price411 said:

Omg !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Case status updated to New card is being produced!! EAC service center!!

Congratulations 

[price411 68]

Thank you all !!!  More good news coming our way. We are all in this together!🙏🏾🙏🏾 believe 

[Emil0 4]

4 hours ago, price411 said:

Omg !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Case status updated to New card is being produced!! EAC service center!!

Finally hope is on the horizon, mind to share your timeline?

[Sam&Sam 20]

15 hours ago, price411 said:

Omg !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Case status updated to New card is being produced!! EAC service center!!

Congrats!!! That gave me hope to check hubby's EAC status, and nothing 😏😏

[MariaR323 199]

Happy New Year all!! Just popping in and catching up on the latest updates.

 

We're just about at that 1 yr. mark. I was thinking... we do not receive another extension letter in the mail, correct? So if we want some kind of proof, or if we are traveling, we now have to schedule an infopass appt. to get the passport stamped, right? Is there any minimum time period we have to wait before the extension letter expires to schedule the infopass?

 

Maria

[Rick & Apple 233]

We filed my wife's N-400 online Sunday, and this morning, the https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/mycasestatus.do site is showing her I-751 has been transferred. Case number starts with SRC (Texas). This is the first activity since Biometrics on Nov. 7.

[Rick & Apple 233]

1 minute ago, MariaR323 said:

Happy New Year all!! Just popping in and catching up on the latest updates.

 

We're just about at that 1 yr. mark. I was thinking... we do not receive another extension letter in the mail, correct? So if we want some kind of proof, or if we are traveling, we now have to schedule an infopass appt. to get the passport stamped, right? Is there any minimum time period we have to wait before the extension letter expires to schedule the infopass?

 

Maria

In your signature, you show that you received an 18 month extension. You are not due for another extension for 6 months.

[MariaR323 199]

1 minute ago, Rick & Apple said:

In your signature, you show that you received an 18 month extension. You are not due for another extension for 6 months.

Correct... but it pays to be prepared  I'm just asking if anybody knows so that we can plan accordingly. I heard it can take a while before we get a slot for an infopass appt. at our local office so I'd rather we be prepared.

[Cryssiekins 976]

7 hours ago, MariaR323 said:

Correct... but it pays to be prepared  I'm just asking if anybody knows so that we can plan accordingly. I heard it can take a while before we get a slot for an infopass appt. at our local office so I'd rather we be prepared.

I think the general rule is within 30 days.  I read a post the other day that the customer service agent wouldn’t allow someone to schedule before that, even though their office was quite busy and they were asking for an appointment inside those 30 days. 
 

It’s my biggest gripe with this process - it should be on them to provide us continued proof if it takes more than 18 months.  *Hopefully* this will be a non-issue and we’ll get approvals rolling in like candy on Halloween this month

[MariaR323 199]

5 hours ago, Cryssiekins said:

I think the general rule is within 30 days.  I read a post the other day that the customer service agent wouldn’t allow someone to schedule before that, even though their office was quite busy and they were asking for an appointment inside those 30 days. 
 

It’s my biggest gripe with this process - it should be on them to provide us continued proof if it takes more than 18 months.  *Hopefully* this will be a non-issue and we’ll get approvals rolling in like candy on Halloween this month

Thanks for the info!

 

I'm sooo hoping that's the case and we can avoid the hassle of having to get continued proof.

[fakeymcfakename 2]

Hi all - longtime lurker here.

 

I recently got the Case Tracker app - an unofficial app that allows you to track your case and also search for ranges of up to 500 case numbers at a time to see how cases around the same time are proceeding.

 

For the range EAC1990050000-EAC1990050500, there are 66 I-751s. 1 has been approved, 2 have been RFEd, and 63 are pending.

For the range EAC 1990050500-EAC1990051000, there are 177 I-751s. 6 have been approved, 1 has been RFEd, 1 has been rejected (in November, guessing probably a missed bio appointment) and 169 are pending.

 

in both cases, there were zero approvals or RFEs as of a week ago. Of the pending, in both cases, there are a few that have updates within the last week for office transfers (unclear if for interview or to combine with N-400) or for interview scheduled.

 

I think this suggests that  we are just getting into the realistic possibility of approval/interview scheduling time period for EAC folks on this thread. Good luck, everyone!

[Ree85 6]

I have been stalking and following the forum for a long time.

Just wanted to add my timelines, which may be helpful for Vermont ROC filers.

I sent documentation around January 10, 2019 to Vermont, had to call in to receive my extension letter, and my case never showed anything besides "case number invalid". 

 

Until today that is. Checked my process and as of today the card is being produced.  So it took one year ( minus a week) to get approved. 

[price411 68]

10 minutes ago, Ree85 said:

I have been stalking and following the forum for a long time.

Just wanted to add my timelines, which may be helpful for Vermont ROC filers.

I sent documentation around January 10, 2019 to Vermont, had to call in to receive my extension letter, and my case never showed anything besides "case number invalid". 

 

Until today that is. Checked my process and as of today the card is being produced.  So it took one year ( minus a week) to get approved. 

Congratulations!! Another one from Vermont!!  My card was mailed out today !!!