I-751 March 2019 Filers

[Scandi 4,166]

59 minutes ago, LionessDeon said:

You may want to correct your profile info as you are not removing conditions.  This thread is for those who filed for ROC in March.  It seems you filed the spousal visa not ROC.

The person is removing conditions. They filed for spousal visa earlier and was approved in 2017. So makes sense to file for ROC in 2019.

[Yalda 54]

1 hour ago, Scandi said:

The person is removing conditions. They filed for spousal visa earlier and was approved in 2017. So makes sense to file for ROC in 2019.

Yes but they did not do the k1 but the cr1 and for all those it is way faster than the ones who got married with a k1 visa so it is not surprising that they got approved so quickly.

[ken88 31]

Anyone with the receipt start with LIN# getting any status updates? I haven't got anything since the extended letter.

[Scandi 4,166]

52 minutes ago, Yalda said:

Yes but they did not do the k1 but the cr1 and for all those it is way faster than the ones who got married with a k1 visa so it is not surprising that they got approved so quickly.

Not true that it's faster for all of them. Most (if not all) of them will receive an interview, meaning their cases are going to NBC first, and then sent to their local field office. How long they have to wait for an interview is completely based on the processing times of their local field office. That means some will get an interview within a few months, while others have to wait for well over a year, in some cases even longer than that. So no, far from everyone who came here on a CR-1 will be processed faster than the rest of us.

[Vitran 53]

Hey guys, 

 

seriously, no one has no update on their cases? 

No interview scheduled?

 

its getting frustratingly hard to wait. 

Edited July 9, 2019 by Vitran

[vkbruh1114 56]

I see a lot of the MSC filers who are getting responses are CR1 category of GC, and others on CR-6, what is the difference and do they have different I-751 timelines?

[Tar999 13]

2 hours ago, vkbruh1114 said:

I see a lot of the MSC filers who are getting responses are CR1 category of GC, and others on CR-6, what is the difference and do they have different I-751 timelines?

Not certain but I think CR1 = consular processing and entering USA; CR6 = AOS from another status within the country.

[JKLP 37]

On 4/6/2019 at 1:55 PM, JKLP said:

Good day!just to give an update to everyone i received my biometric appointment yesterday ( april 5, 2019) but notice date was march 29 and was scheduled for april 15, 2019.. 

Timeline is:

03-19-19 sent package to phoenix az

03-21-19 package received

03-25-19 notice date for i797

03-27-19 cashed check

03-29-19 received i797 in the mail

03-29-19 notice date for biometric appt

04-05-19 received appt in the mail

04-15-19 biometric appointment schedule

 

Ill probably go earlier and try walk in. And mine's MSC too

Just a quick update.

Timeline is:

03-19-19 sent package to phoenix az

03-21-19 package received

03-25-19 notice date for i797

03-27-19 cashed check

03-29-19 received i797 in the mail

03-29-19 notice date for biometric appt

04-05-19 received appt in the mail

04-15-19 biometric appointment schedule (did a walk in on 04/12)

07-03-19 scheduled for interview

08-09-19 interview appointment

 

quick question: it says in the letter its initial interview. What does that mean? Is it “the interview” or a separate interview?

Edited July 9, 2019 by JKLP

[Scandi 4,166]

1 hour ago, JKLP said:

 

quick question: it says in the letter its initial interview. What does that mean? Is it “the interview” or a separate interview?

Initial interview because it's your first interview for the i-751. Some get called for a second interview.

[JKLP 37]

15 minutes ago, Scandi said:

Initial interview because it's your first interview for the i-751. Some get called for a second interview.

So there's still a possibility for a second?ohmy..but some do get approved after the first 1 right?

[Scandi 4,166]

31 minutes ago, JKLP said:

So there's still a possibility for a second?ohmy..but some do get approved after the first 1 right?

Yes the absolute majority who get an interview are approved at the first (and only) interview. Second interview is only if they really don't think the marriage is bonafide, usually the second interview is a stokes interview and those are probably not common. 

 

Congrats to be done with ROC soon, that was quick!

[JKLP 37]

19 minutes ago, Scandi said:

Yes the absolute majority who get an interview are approved at the first (and only) interview. Second interview is only if they really don't think the marriage is bonafide, usually the second interview is a stokes interview and those are probably not common. 

 

Congrats to be done with ROC soon, that was quick!

Thank you so much..initially i thought something was wrong since the interview schedule came after 3.5mos. But still thankful i hope i just get 1 interview🤞🏼

[Skeiamn 24]

What month I-751 group can I look at to see progress on SRC filers? 

[dbdefuniak 0]

March 11, 2019 AOS 

March  15, 2019 NOA Received

 

July 16, 2019     ?

 

We have not received a biometric appointment as of yet.   Should we be worried ?

Edited July 16, 2019 by dbdefuniak

[Finally!! 14]

On 6/10/2019 at 1:57 PM, chel0524 said:

Yes!  We are scheduled July 2 for interview.

Thanks. I haven't heard anything yet. Sorry for the late response. Were your papers in MCS (National Benefits)? Also, how did the interview go? Only one person need to attend or both?