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

[gregcrs2 1,778]

3 minutes ago, MMteam said:

Any one thinking about applying for N400 when time comes since seems most of us here might get interviews or you you guys perfer waiting till you are done with I751

Definitely filing for N400 when eligible.  From my point of view, no sense in waiting until I-751 is approved.

[Crazy Cat 41,886]

3 minutes ago, gregcrs2 said:

Definitely filing for N400 when eligible.  From my point of view, no sense in waiting until I-751 is approved.

I think that is probably the route my wife will takes also.......I haven't see any evidence that it causes any delays.........does it?

[MMteam 72]

6 minutes ago, gregcrs2 said:

Definitely filing for N400 when eligible.  From my point of view, no sense in waiting until I-751 is approved.

 

1 minute ago, missileman said:

I think that is probably the route my wife will takes also.......I haven't see any evidence that it causes any delays.........does it?

You need to keep in mind your local office process time for N400 as your I751 will wait till your turn comes for the N400. I think if you have fast local office with n400 definitely do it if not maybe wait that any other thoughts

[gregcrs2 1,778]

3 minutes ago, missileman said:

I think that is probably the route my wife will takes also.......I haven't see any evidence that it causes any delays.........does it?

Haven't seen any evidence that it causes any delays either.

[MMteam 72]

2 minutes ago, gregcrs2 said:

Haven't seen any evidence that it causes any delays either.

We are  leaning to do it too so we can finish the whole process and done with it.

[Vitran 53]

5 hours ago, parsha said:

I was playing USCIS app and my IP got lock up due to high usage....

 

for the receipt#, I googled it and hope it is correct

Example: MSC 19 908 XXXXX

MSC (service center)

19 (year 2019)

908 (computer working day)

XXXXX (just numbers)

 

I was trying to figure how may I-751 as # start with MSC 19 908 (I search for 2000 data, then USCIS block me...)

so far I only found 53 of I-751 cases,  and 16 with fingerprint reviewed

 

hope USCIS unblock me tomorrow...

Omg how many numbers did you run? 

I've been tryin to do the same but couldn't find any, I guess you're more persistent than Im.

Would you please share those numbers with us? 

Thank you 

[Vitran 53]

I think Doing it combo will make it take longer, since you're adding unknown factors to a very complicated situation , yet alone backlog and case transfer are a huge causes of delays. 

 

Id like that to go smoothly hassle free, and after I have it in my hand, I can either go for 3 yrs citizen ship and gathering evidence again or 5 yrs easy one. 

 

Edited April 25, 2019 by Vitran

[Crazy Cat 41,886]

Just now, Vitran said:

I think Doing it combo will make it take longer, since you're adding unknown factors to a very complicated situation , yet alone backlog and case transfer is a huge cause of delays. 

 

Id like that to go smoothly hassle free, and after I have it in my hand, I can either go for 3 yrs citizen ship and gathering evidence again or 5 yrs easy one. 

 

That is the big question......Is it a concurrent process, once N-400 is filed? The big disadvantage in my mind is the hassle of not having a valid I-551 card for a longer period......after 18 months, getting a stamp, etc.

[BethyWink 96]

New to this thread, but recieved the text this morning that we are (another CR1) in MSC.    My husband interviewed at the swedish embassy, so this might explain it.

 

Recieved date was 4.19.   

 

 

[millefleur 5,046]

6 hours ago, MMteam said:

Any one thinking about applying for N400 when time comes since seems most of us here might get interviews or you you guys perfer waiting till you are done with I751

My husband will file the N-400 as soon as he is eligible. That is the plan for now. 

 

38 minutes ago, BethyWink said:

New to this thread, but recieved the text this morning that we are (another CR1) in MSC.    My husband interviewed at the swedish embassy, so this might explain it.

 

Recieved date was 4.19.   

Welcome! Hm it seems a lot of us are from counties all over the world. Or did you mean you suspect it went to NBC because he got a CR-1 visa? 

Edited April 25, 2019 by millefleur

[Vitran 53]

2 minutes ago, millefleur said:

My husband will file the N-400 as soon as he is eligible. That is the plan for now. 

 

Welcome! Hm it seems a lot of us are from counties all over the world. Or did you mean you suspect it went to NBC because he got a CR-1 visa? 

While its a great subject to talk, do you have any idea if they consider the interview at embassy with a consular as USCIS interview and might waive the interview based on memorandum dated December 10th? 

[BethyWink 96]

3 minutes ago, millefleur said:

Welcome! Hm it seems a lot of us are from counties all over the world. Or did you mean you suspect it went to NBC because he got a CR-1 visa? 

I am under the theory that maybe the CR-1s who interviewed at embassies and not USCIS offices are the ones being sent to NBC.   I mean we are all speculating at this moment, but there seems to be a pattern.  

 

From other VJ forums, it looks like Seattle is backed up, so I really hope we can get this over and done with quickly. 

[Vitran 53]

2 hours ago, missileman said:

That is the big question......Is it a concurrent process, once N-400 is filed? The big disadvantage in my mind is the hassle of not having a valid I-551 card for a longer period......after 18 months, getting a stamp, etc.

I've heard some ppl have second extension letter! Which I hope non of us gets to that point. But you are still asking a legit qs. 

Personally I'll wait till this one is over. 

[Vitran 53]

1 minute ago, BethyWink said:

I am under the theory that maybe the CR-1s who interviewed at embassies and not USCIS offices are the ones being sent to NBC.   I mean we are all speculating at this moment, but there seems to be a pattern.  

 

From other VJ forums, it looks like Seattle is backed up, so I really hope we can get this over and done with quickly. 

So do you think nation wide all CR1 cases are being routed to NBC? 

 

[Crazy Cat 41,886]

Biometrics completed..........took about 30 minutes total time in the office.  We had to go to the USCIS Dallas North (USCIS Application Support Center).  It is easy to get to just off I-635.  Fortunately, we live in Fate, TX which is only about 20 miles away.   The staff there were very friendly and efficient.