Processing Times (I-751) for MSC (National Benefits Center)

[IloveDanang 38]

On 5/27/2022 at 10:29 PM, KaAron said:

Hi everyone! 
My husband and I submitted our I-751 in September 2020. I got an 18 month extension letter soon after that. Last July I had my biometrics taken and my status changed to “ready to schedule an interview “ on September 2021. In January 2022, I received my 24 month extension letter which expires this October. 
 

Is anyone in a similar situation? I see some MSC—— cases are moving much faster than mine. I’m scared of losing my job because of not having a renewed green card by this October. 
 

Any advice is greatly appreciated. 

 

I got the 24 month extension on 12/31/21.  My status changed "January 5, 2022, we are ready to schedule your Form I-751".  It's been 5 months already.  Sometimes I fear the mailman put my interview notice in the wrong mailbox.  

[jakelake 222]

 

 

22 hours ago, IloveDanang said:

 

I got the 24 month extension on 12/31/21.  My status changed "January 5, 2022, we are ready to schedule your Form I-751".  It's been 5 months already.  Sometimes I fear the mailman put my interview notice in the wrong mailbox.  

You can still check the status online and find out whether anything was mailed.

[da95826 387]

After our combo interview on May 16th in Sacramento for our i751 ROC case we got a notice of approval today.

Both our natulzation and our ROC cases have been approved and we are awaiting the oath ceremony to be scheduled.

 

Not expecting a new 10 year green card due to the pending oath ceremony.

 

18 plus months since the case was moved to the NBC from the California Service Center to get approval and 25 months overall.

[IloveDanang 38]

11 hours ago, jakelake said:

 

 

You can still check the status online and find out whether anything was mailed.

how can I find out if anything was mailed?

[jakelake 222]

3 hours ago, IloveDanang said:

how can I find out if anything was mailed?

Go to uscis.gov and then go to check your case status.

Then you enter your receipt number.

[brentjbeaver 11]

On 6/8/2022 at 11:16 PM, da95826 said:

After our combo interview on May 16th in Sacramento for our i751 ROC case we got a notice of approval today.

Both our natulzation and our ROC cases have been approved and we are awaiting the oath ceremony to be scheduled.

 

Not expecting a new 10 year green card due to the pending oath ceremony.

 

18 plus months since the case was moved to the NBC from the California Service Center to get approval and 25 months overall.

 

Did they tell you ahead of time that it was a combo interview? My wife got her N400 interview notice for next month, but the I-751 is still stuck on 

 

November 18, 2020

Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction

[da95826 387]

13 hours ago, brentjbeaver said:

Did they tell you ahead of time that it was a combo interview? My wife got her N400 interview notice for next month, but the I-751 is still stuck on

No, we got no official i751 interview notice that it was going to be an i751 combo interview just notice of the n400 interview. 

 

But in our case we sent a service request in October for our i751 application being outside of processing time for the California service center. USCIS Sacramento office responded just after we got the n400 notice indicating that the i751 case would be adjudicated at the same time as the n400 interview. 

 

You should expect a n400/i751 combo interview, that is the most likely thing to happen.

[jakelake 222]

Oath ceremony was held on Thursday, June 23rd. My wife received her naturalization certificate!

The journey is over for her but another journey begins when we file for her mother.

 

[jakelake 222]

I now transition to the Bringing Family Members of US Citizens to America thread.

[coa24 69]

MSC is awol on everyone....may need to send a search party or something to check on them.  Like many Filed April 2021, Ready for interview on Dec 2021. Nothing since......ahh that joys of the USCIS.

[Daphne . 1,846]

36 minutes ago, coa24 said:

MSC is awol on everyone....may need to send a search party or something to check on them.  Like many Filed April 2021, Ready for interview on Dec 2021. Nothing since......ahh that joys of the USCIS.

It is... I will need 25,000 additional extension letters if they keep this up  Case ready to be scheduled for an interview since March 9th. 

 

Edited June 29, 2022 by Daphne K

[monytchi 3]

Filed I-751 in Feb 2021, waiting for interview since Nov 10, 2021. Field office is Portland, OR

 

Not a peep since 

[hasmax80 22]

2 hours ago, coa24 said:

MSC is awol on everyone....may need to send a search party or something to check on them.  Like many Filed April 2021, Ready for interview on Dec 2021. Nothing since......ahh that joys of the USCIS.

My wife was ready for Interview since September 11, 2019. So frustrating and yesterday was the first day past normal processing. We filed in May 24, 2019 so normal processing for us is 3 years 1 month which is absurd to call it normal.

Edited June 29, 2022 by hasmax80

[coa24 69]

4 minutes ago, hasmax80 said:

My wife was ready for Interview since September 11, 2019. So frustrating and yesterday was the first day past normal processing. We filed in May 24, 2019 so normal processing for us is 3 years 1 month which is absurd to call it normal.

And you still are waiting for an interview? Crazy! Why is that even allowed. What would you do if you are traveling outside the country?

[JessieABC 159]

On 5/27/2022 at 11:29 PM, KaAron said:

Hi everyone! 
My husband and I submitted our I-751 in September 2020. I got an 18 month extension letter soon after that. Last July I had my biometrics taken and my status changed to “ready to schedule an interview “ on September 2021. In January 2022, I received my 24 month extension letter which expires this October. 
 

Is anyone in a similar situation? I see some MSC—— cases are moving much faster than mine. I’m scared of losing my job because of not having a renewed green card by this October. 
 

Any advice is greatly appreciated. 

My submission for my husband’s ROC was in October 2019 and I’m still waiting for an interview. We called last year when it was considered beyond normal processing times (before they extended it to 3 years) only to get a follow up more than 6 months later telling us there’s nothing to be done and that it’s now considered within normal processing times.

 

To think that this is where all of our tax dollars might be going…

Edited June 29, 2022 by JessieABC