google sheet Processing Times (I-751/I-751A) for Nebraska Service Center (LIN-xxxxxxx)

[snowdog 153]

54 minutes ago, HawaiiLuv said:

Hi LIN filers, anyone here received 48month

 extension letter? I almost checked all the posts and I only saw national, Potomac, Texas and other centers sending out letters. Are we forgotten by LIN?

December 2021 LIN filer here, we got our 48 month extension letter last month. Don’t worry, they’re coming!

[Rocio0010 5,579]

2 hours ago, HawaiiLuv said:

Hi LIN filers, anyone here received 48month

 extension letter? I almost checked all the posts and I only saw national, Potomac, Texas and other centers sending out letters. Are we forgotten by LIN?

Looks like it. I have the feeling my case is in a black hole.

[HawaiiLuv 3]

2 hours ago, mepck said:

I am LIN May 2022 filer and have not received the 48 months extension yet

I am LIN sep 2021 filer. Let’s keep each other posted!

2 hours ago, snowdog said:

December 2021 LIN filer here, we got our 48 month extension letter last month. Don’t worry, they’re coming!

That’s good news. Thank you.

[phillyfiler13 19]

Got a notification today that my new card is being produced. Total time since biometrics were applied 510 days, overall 554 days of processing. 

[Rocio0010 5,579]

1 hour ago, phillyfiler13 said:

Got a notification today that my new card is being produced. Total time since biometrics were applied 510 days, overall 554 days of processing. 

And probably because you’ve applied for n400

[Valmabe 254]

Update: 

 

Card mailed on 03-22-23

[Thrillhouse 193]

On 3/14/2023 at 7:48 AM, HawaiiLuv said:

Hi LIN filers, anyone here received 48month

 extension letter? I almost checked all the posts and I only saw national, Potomac, Texas and other centers sending out letters. Are we forgotten by LIN?

 

Nov 2022 filer at LIN, just received my 48-month letter yesterday. If you haven't received yours already, it should be coming very soon.

[Rocio0010 5,579]

Feb 22 filer, surprise surprise, my 48 month extension letter came in yesterday

[mepck 197]

May 22 LIN Filer, my 48mo love letter also came two days ago

[HawaiiLuv 3]

Hi, I finally received my card today, and want to give everyone here my timeline as reference: 

Apr 11, 2023, Card Was Mailed To Me
Apr 6, 2023, Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken
Apr 5, 2023, New Card Is Being Produced
Oct 28, 2021, Case Was Approved
Sep 30, 2021, case received at LIN
 

LIN seems to work really efficiently and process lots of cases recently. Hope everyone can get their card soon!

[Rocio0010 5,579]

19 minutes ago, HawaiiLuv said:

 

Hi, I finally received my card today, and want to give everyone here my timeline as reference: 

Apr 11, 2023, Card Was Mailed To Me
Apr 6, 2023, Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken
Apr 5, 2023, New Card Is Being Produced
Oct 28, 2021, Case Was Approved
Sep 30, 2021, case received at LIN
 

LIN seems to work really efficiently and process lots of cases recently. Hope everyone can get their card soon!

Wait, you got approved Oct 2021 but only received the card being produced update on April 2023?

[HawaiiLuv 3]

4 minutes ago, Rocio0010 said:

Wait, you got approved Oct 2021 but only received the card being produced update on April 2023?

Oops, that’s a mistake when I copied the timeline. Should switch with fingerprints update line. Good catch!

[Majdy 2]

We filed hubby's I-751 in February 2021 and N-400 February 2022 we are finally scheduled for I-751 interview next month at regional office.  It has been a hard and frustrating time two and three years for us.  He graduated with to Master's Degrees in Education Curriculum Development and Math Foundations and credentials in High School math.  But he has had to turn down job offers or told to apply when everything is finished.   And in 2016 we the case an attorney said we didn't need him since we had such a long history of communication and visiting each other.  ARGH I grateful most of have had success.  

[OldUser 6,639]

26 minutes ago, Majdy said:

 But he has had to turn down job offers or told to apply when everything is finished.

Your spouse was likely discriminated against. He should have not declined offers. Life usually doesn't stop for a LPR even when in removal proceedings, let alone pending I-751.

Most jobs do not require US citizenship. The ones requiring it are usually jobs in US defense / intelligence and similar.

 

With pending I-751, he had all the rights a 10 year greencard holder would've had and almost all the right a US citizen would've had, with exception of voting and other similar restrictions.

 

Good luck with the interview!

Edited April 22, 2023 by OldUser

[Majdy 2]

9 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Your spouse was likely discriminated against. He should have not declined offers. Life usually doesn't stop for a LPR even when in removal proceedings, let alone pending I-751.

Most jobs do not require US citizenship. The ones requiring it are usually jobs in US defense / intelligence and similar.

 

With pending I-751, he had all the rights a 10 year greencard holder would've had and almost all the right a US citizen would've had, with exception of voting and other similar restrictions.

 

Good luck with the interview!

OldUser thanks to the past presidency's immigration changes, covid, and yada yada It was the extension and date it would end would be the issue for employment.  Like was offered a job last summer to teach but the I-551 expired October 2022 so who is going to hire a teacher who may or may not get another extension for employment