Filed I-751, received NOA

[kearinne 0]

Haven't posted in a while. Just wanted to post an update for any who remember me and may be wondering where I'm at.

04/09/07 - Filed I-751 with NSC

04/30/07 - NOA issued

05/15/07 - Biometrics letter sent

05/21/07 - NOA and Biometrics letter received

06/02/07 - Upcoming 8am Biometrics appointment

Do I dare jinx myself and hope for a correct 10 year GC after my botched conditional one?

Watch me get an RFE...

[StarProg 0]

Hi Kristine,

Yes I remember you and think of you on occasion, wondering what's up. Hey I just looked at the pictures you posted awhile back, nice pics. I don't know much about the 10 year GC procedure yet, but I say, think positive.

Gary

[nuguya 0]

Hi Kearinee,

I just noticed in your timeline that you have received your conditional GC on Jan 12, 2006. It means that your 90 day window to file for I-751 is not yet opened. If I calculated right, it is not until Oct 14, 2007.

Anyway, I'm kind of surprised that you've already received NOA. I think it is a good sign though. Usually, USCIS returns the application without issuing NOA if it is filed too early. Sooner or later, the USCIS will raise the application fee by a lot, so I hope they don't return your application.

If they issue the new green card for you, let us know the good news. Good luck.

Haven't posted in a while. Just wanted to post an update for any who remember me and may be wondering where I'm at.

04/09/07 - Filed I-751 with NSC

04/30/07 - NOA issued

05/15/07 - Biometrics letter sent

05/21/07 - NOA and Biometrics letter received

06/02/07 - Upcoming 8am Biometrics appointment

Do I dare jinx myself and hope for a correct 10 year GC after my botched conditional one?

Watch me get an RFE...

[sgillgutti 0]

Congratulations!

That was pretty quick.

Hope I am as lucky.

[kearinne 0]

Hi Kearinee,

I just noticed in your timeline that you have received your conditional GC on Jan 12, 2006. It means that your 90 day window to file for I-751 is not yet opened. If I calculated right, it is not until Oct 14, 2007.

Anyway, I'm kind of surprised that you've already received NOA. I think it is a good sign though. Usually, USCIS returns the application without issuing NOA if it is filed too early. Sooner or later, the USCIS will raise the application fee by a lot, so I hope they don't return your application.

If they issue the new green card for you, let us know the good news. Good luck.

I decided not to worry about that whole thing regarding the date. I already did an I-90 and I mentioned in my I-90 that the date my greencard expired was 2 years from the day I moved to the US not the day I got approved, this on top of them having my wrong gender. They did not change my new greencard's expiry date so why fight it? The application says "90 days from when your card expires" so that was the date I worked with. If they bring it up, I'll wait and re-apply. If not.... well it was their screw up from the start so if they give me my 10 year, I'm taking it. If I didn't file, according to my conditional greencard I'd be out of status.

Edited May 24, 2007 by kearinne

[mgat5 0]

OMG!! Kearinne, you are already on that process! Awesome!

We will wait to have our baby so we can submit the paperwork...

Nice to hear from you!!!

[nuguya 0]

Hi Kearinne,

I see. I didn't know they screwed up with the expiration date as well. In this case, I would do the same thing you did. I sincerely hope that their mistake will work in favour for you this time. (now that the fee will go up in July 30.) Anyway, your case is truly one of a kind. Good luck!

Hi Kearinee,

I just noticed in your timeline that you have received your conditional GC on Jan 12, 2006. It means that your 90 day window to file for I-751 is not yet opened. If I calculated right, it is not until Oct 14, 2007.

Anyway, I'm kind of surprised that you've already received NOA. I think it is a good sign though. Usually, USCIS returns the application without issuing NOA if it is filed too early. Sooner or later, the USCIS will raise the application fee by a lot, so I hope they don't return your application.

If they issue the new green card for you, let us know the good news. Good luck.

I decided not to worry about that whole thing regarding the date. I already did an I-90 and I mentioned in my I-90 that the date my greencard expired was 2 years from the day I moved to the US not the day I got approved, this on top of them having my wrong gender. They did not change my new greencard's expiry date so why fight it? The application says "90 days from when your card expires" so that was the date I worked with. If they bring it up, I'll wait and re-apply. If not.... well it was their screw up from the start so if they give me my 10 year, I'm taking it. If I didn't file, according to my conditional greencard I'd be out of status.

[kearinne 0]

Well, I went this morning to do my biometrics. Nothing special... They just took my appointment letter same as when I got them done before - finger prints + picture. Dates weren't even mentioned so here's hoping for the best out of this.

Oh! Maguilart, they were playing Peter Pan in the second waiting room (I guess for any kids) - when saw tinkerbell it made me think of you!

Edited June 3, 2007 by kearinne

[Ctrl+alt+delete 0]

kearinne & maguilart

Long time to talk guys....Everyone still in the Portland area? I always think of you guys

Take care and best wishes.

Debra