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57 minutes ago, MorganandMichael said:

It’s been 555 days since our NOA.

 

Our final divorce hearing is in a month and as SOON as I have the decree in hand I am having my husband mail in a request to switch from joint filing to his own.

 

More realistically I will be putting it together myself and mailing it for him, but yeah...

 

Hopefully that will jumpstart SOME sort of action on our case.

Well on the bright side you’ll most likely send your husband back to his home country. 😎

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SalishSea
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Maybe LIN is catching up with the I-751s after all!    Husband's was approved yesterday, exactly 18 months after filing.  No RFEs, no interview, biometrics reuse notice was Dec 29, 2021.  We

Balaji_v
Balaji_v

Just got an update from the USCIS Case tracker that "New Card is being Produced" Happy tears after a long wait. 🤣  

Sam90210
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Finally got approved today. September 2018 filer here. My application was at Nebraska service center since the beginning. Can’t believe it after waiting for this long. Good luck to everyone still wait

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2 hours ago, RS2016 said:

Well on the bright side you’ll most likely send your husband back to his home country. 😎

Excuse me, what??

 

What are you talking about?

 

You can file the I-751 with a divorce waiver... plenty of people do it.

 

Why would my husband get sent back?

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~*INTENT IS DETERMINED AT POE*~

 

Forever wishing for an eye-roll reaction.

 

 

K-1 Visa~
9/28/2015 - I-129f Packet Mailed to Texas Lockbox
10/1/2015 - NOA 1 Email - I-129f sent to California Service Center
10/8/2015 - NOA 1 Hard Copy
10/27/2015 - NOA 2
11/21/2015 - Packet 3 Received
1/08/2916 - Medical! Lots of jabs >.>
2/23/2016 - APPROVED!
6/20/2016 - POE
7/29/2016 - Married ❤️

~*Approval 146 Days from NOA1*~


AOS ~
9/9/2016 - AOS/AP/EAD packet mailed to Chicago Lockbox
9/11/2016 - Delivered to Chicago Lockbox
9/20/2016 - Received Text/Email NOA1
9/23/2016 - Hard Copy NOA1s
10/12/2016 - Biometrics Appointment
11/04/2016 - AP Status "Approved" EAD "Date of Birth Updated"
11/18/2016 - Received EAD/AP Combo Card!
12/23/2016 - Received Green Card

~*Green Card 95 Days from NOA1*~

 

ROC~

10/12/2018 - Mailed ROC Packet

11/8/2018 - NOA-1 

7/5/2019 - Biometrics

~*STILL WAITING 607+ Days since NOA*~

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I’m not trying to get my husband “sent back”, since apparently people think that’s funny. It’s actually been something that keeps me up at night, worrying about irrational and unlikely outcomes of this. I feel guilt over it, like I uprooted his whole life for things to just not work out between us.

 

I feel like I’ve already explained this here, but whatever. This is a person I care deeply about, we just got married very young and realized we weren’t a good match romantically. 
 

I help him complete the necessary paperwork, even when it’s his application, because I am an experienced legal assistant that worked at an immigration law firm and was paid to work on cases like ours all the time. 

~*INTENT IS DETERMINED AT POE*~

 

Forever wishing for an eye-roll reaction.

 

 

K-1 Visa~
9/28/2015 - I-129f Packet Mailed to Texas Lockbox
10/1/2015 - NOA 1 Email - I-129f sent to California Service Center
10/8/2015 - NOA 1 Hard Copy
10/27/2015 - NOA 2
11/21/2015 - Packet 3 Received
1/08/2916 - Medical! Lots of jabs >.>
2/23/2016 - APPROVED!
6/20/2016 - POE
7/29/2016 - Married ❤️

~*Approval 146 Days from NOA1*~


AOS ~
9/9/2016 - AOS/AP/EAD packet mailed to Chicago Lockbox
9/11/2016 - Delivered to Chicago Lockbox
9/20/2016 - Received Text/Email NOA1
9/23/2016 - Hard Copy NOA1s
10/12/2016 - Biometrics Appointment
11/04/2016 - AP Status "Approved" EAD "Date of Birth Updated"
11/18/2016 - Received EAD/AP Combo Card!
12/23/2016 - Received Green Card

~*Green Card 95 Days from NOA1*~

 

ROC~

10/12/2018 - Mailed ROC Packet

11/8/2018 - NOA-1 

7/5/2019 - Biometrics

~*STILL WAITING 607+ Days since NOA*~

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34 minutes ago, MorganandMichael said:

I’m not trying to get my husband “sent back”, since apparently people think that’s funny. It’s actually been something that keeps me up at night, worrying about irrational and unlikely outcomes of this. I feel guilt over it, like I uprooted his whole life for things to just not work out between us.

 

I feel like I’ve already explained this here, but whatever. This is a person I care deeply about, we just got married very young and realized we weren’t a good match romantically. 
 

I help him complete the necessary paperwork, even when it’s his application, because I am an experienced legal assistant that worked at an immigration law firm and was paid to work on cases like ours all the time. 

Apologize I didn’t mean to upset you, as you are more than likely aware the Removal of Conditions application is to prove you are still together and have a strong relationship, because per the letter of the law (emotions aside) anything else means it is not a valid reason for a green card as many have exploited this path to citizenship wrongfully.

 

 

Waivers do exist but usually I assume they are intended for different reasons like violence, domestic issues, and USC passing away. I am no means an expert, this is my understanding and personal views as I truly don’t want this process to get any more stricter than it already is for K1 visa holders.

 

While most marriage waivers are approved there are quite a few that are not.

 

 

The only thing USCIS does in an instant is denials for ROC, there is absolutely no priority for ROC applications and many other applications take priority over us (like K1 and other similar petitions).

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6 hours ago, Hope&Love said:

Im glad everything worked out for you. Any advice?

As far as the RFE, I sent more photos, 3 affidavits from people we knew, (I had sent 2 in the initial AOS) a DVD with our exchanging of vows from our wedding, our Power of Attorney papers. I had already sent them everything else. I think that they just randomly pick folks at times.

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On 5/16/2020 at 11:59 AM, RS2016 said:

Apologize I didn’t mean to upset you, as you are more than likely aware the Removal of Conditions application is to prove you are still together and have a strong relationship, because per the letter of the law (emotions aside) anything else means it is not a valid reason for a green card as many have exploited this path to citizenship wrongfully.

 

 

Waivers do exist but usually I assume they are intended for different reasons like violence, domestic issues, and USC passing away. I am no means an expert, this is my understanding and personal views as I truly don’t want this process to get any more stricter than it already is for K1 visa holders.

 

While most marriage waivers are approved there are quite a few that are not.

 

 

The only thing USCIS does in an instant is denials for ROC, there is absolutely no priority for ROC applications and many other applications take priority over us (like K1 and other similar petitions).

Waivers are intended for various reasons and he can file and prove that the marriage was bona fide but it didn’t work out. Nothing wrong with that. And Its not funny to make jokes about deportation and a person losing their entire life in the country they love. You should know better being in an immigration forum. I hope not to see those type of comments ever again in here. 

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On 5/15/2020 at 10:27 PM, MorganandMichael said:

It’s been 555 days since our NOA.

 

Our final divorce hearing is in a month and as SOON as I have the decree in hand I am having my husband mail in a request to switch from joint filing to his own.

 

More realistically I will be putting it together myself and mailing it for him, but yeah...

 

Hopefully that will jumpstart SOME sort of action on our case.

I am still waiting for my divorce decree or at least the court date. Did you hire a lawyer to help with the waiver switch or no? 

9/4/2019 - Packet was sent
9/6/2019 - Packet was received by USCIS in Phoenix, Arizona
9/11/2019 - Personal Check was deposited/cashed by USCIS
9/11/2019 - Received text message with my LIN case #
9/14/2019 - Received Receipt and Extension
1/10/2020 (Day 126) - Received Biometrics Letter
1/23/2020 (Day 139) - Biometrics Completed

2/8/2020  - Separated from Husband

8/11/2020 - Divorce was Finalized

9/10/2020 - New Card is Being Produced

9/14/2020 - New Card was Mailed

9/15/2020 - Post Office Picked Up the Card

9/16/2020 - Card Delivered

8/21/2022 - N-400 Form was Submitted and Case is Being Actively Reviewed

10/21/2022 - Interview scheduled

12/1/2022 - Interview and approved

12/1/2022 - Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled (30-45 days)

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@MorganandMichael

 

I am so hopeful sending the decree will push your case though for your guys. (I watch every day hoping your case is approved).

 

Let us all know what you guys send off to them. 

  • NOA1 Received 15th March 2016

  • RFE (via app) 30th June 201

  • RFE Received 5th July 2016

  • RFE sent back 11th July 2016

  • RFE Received 13th July 2016

  • NOA2 (via website) Approved 19th July 2016 :dance: (4 months 4 Days)

  • N0A2 Hard-copy by Post 23 July 2016

  • NVC Case number received 02 Aug 2016

  • Left NVC 03 Aug 2016

  • Letter from Embassy UK (received my case) 19th Aug 2016

  • Police report received 19th Aug 2016

  • Medical 30 Aug 2016

  • Interview 14 Sep 2016 APPROVED

  • Case changed to AP 15 Sep 2016

  • Enter USA Chicago IL 17th October 2016

  • WEDDING 10th December 2016

  • TRYING TO WORK OUT AOS NOW 

 

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Well, September 2019 filer here. Had biometrics done on Jan 22 2020. And all that the USCIS egov site and my.USCIS.gov show is that my application has been received. Never anything about Biometrics, never a peep about fingerprints received. So are the Lincoln peeps unable to update the progress somehow?

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On 5/15/2020 at 8:50 AM, Walbrzyszanka221 said:

So there is a case LIN1990685853 whose status was changed to ready to schedule for an interview. That is really close to me but cases before and after that one still are at case received.

Hi. I'm curious...I occasionally see postings such as yours citing case numbers and statuses...where are you able to look to see this information? Thank you, 

 

--David & Noom

N-400 Timeline

  • 2020.03.08 -- Naturalization filing window opened
  • 2020.03.09 -- N-400 filed and feed paid online
  • 2020.03.14 -- Email/Text notifications received that biometrics appt scheduled
  • 2020.03.14 -- NOA of case receipt received via USPS
  • 2020.03.20 -- Biometrics appointment notification received via USPS
  • 2020.03.30 -- Received email notification that biometrics appt scheduled for April 2 canceled due to Covid19
  • 2020.04.02 -- Biometrics scheduled for 1:00 PM canceled due to Covid-19
  • 2020.08.07 -- Myuscis update: biometrics being reused
  • 2020.08.14 -- NOA of biometrics reuse received via USPS
  • 2020.09.30 -- E-notifications received that interview has been scheduled
  • 2020.11.05 -- N-400 interview scheduled for 12:45 PM
  • 2020.11.05 -- Citizenship approved and oath administered! 

 

ROC Timeline

  • 2019.03.08 -- ROC 90-Day Filing Window Opened
  • 2019.03.08 -- Mailed 1-751 and G-1145 to Phoenix (via UPS)
  • 2019.03.12 -- 1-751 and G-1145 delivered to Phoenix (via UPS)
  • 2019.03.12 -- 1-751 official submission date
  • 2019.03.15 -- I-797 (NOA 1)  LIN=Nebraska Service Center
  • 2019.03.18 -- Text message notification received: file receipt confirmation || Check for application + biometrics fees processed
  • 2019.03.18 -- NOA1 received via USPS (18-month Green Card extension)
  • 2019.09.06 -- I-797C NOA Biometrics Appointment notice date
  • 2019.09.13 -- I-797C NOA Biometrics Appointment notice receive (via USPS)
  • 2019.09.20 -- Biometrics (walk in) … originally scheduled for 2019.09.26 @ 9:00 AM 
  • 2020.03.10 -- E-notification that interview appointment scheduled
  • 2020.03.16 -- Interview appt notification receive via USPS
  • 2020.04.14 -- Interview scheduled for 7:30 AM canceled due to Covid-19
  • 2020.05.22 -- App status updated "New Card Is Being Produced"  and will be mailed
  • 2020.05.22 -- App status updated "Case Approved"
  • 2020.05.26 -- I-797 NOA received via USPS Approval Notice
  • 2020.05.27 -- App status updated to "Card Was Mailed to Me"
  • 2020.05.28 -- App status updated to "Card Was Picked Up By The United States Postal Service"; USPS tracking app shows expected delivery date of June 1, 2020
  • 2020.05.29 -- Permanent Green Card received via USPS Priority Mail


AOS Timeline

  • 2016.12.30 -- AOS, EAD, and AP applications delivered to Chicago PO
  • 2017.01.21 -- NOA1's received via USPS for I-485 (AOS),  I-131 (AP), and I-765 (EAD)
  • 2017.02.24 -- Biometrics Appointment
  • 2017.04.20 -- AOS & EAD approved; NOA2's received via USPS on 2017.04.23
  • 2017.04.29 -- EAD & AP combo card received
  • 2017.06.06 -- AOS approved!
  • 2017.06.10 -- 2-YR Green Card received

 

K-1 Visa Timeline

  • 2016.04.18 -- I-129F Received by USCIS
  • 2016.04.20 -- I-129F NOA1
  • 2016.06.29 -- NOA 2 
  • 2016.08.15 -- Bangkok Embassy received our case from NVC
  • 2016.08.23 -- Packet 3 sent to Embassy in Bangkok
  • 2016.08.26 -- Packet 4 email received from Embassy
  • 2016.09.05 -- Medical exam @ 10:30 AM @ BNH
  • 2016.09.07 -- Interview @ 7:30 AM...Visa approved
  • 2016.09.09 -- Visa Received
  • 2016.10.02 -- Entered USA (POE LAX)
  • 2016.11.18...Our Wedding Day 
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1 minute ago, NDB052714 said:

Hi. I'm curious...I occasionally see postings such as yours citing case numbers and statuses...where are you able to look to see this information? Thank you, 

 

--David & Noom

I second this ^^^
 

i have iPhone 11 and I can’t find this so called case tracker app, I have installed a few

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Uscis case tracker has a red white and blue shield it’s available for iPhone,  use the search tab and enter a starting number, you can then search up to 500 minutes records. After searching, you can further filter it by form #

 

 

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11 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

Uscis case tracker has a red white and blue shield it’s available for iPhone,  use the search tab and enter a starting number, you can then search up to 500 minutes records. After searching, you can further filter it by form #

Thanks so much! Works great. 

 

--David & Noom

N-400 Timeline

  • 2020.03.08 -- Naturalization filing window opened
  • 2020.03.09 -- N-400 filed and feed paid online
  • 2020.03.14 -- Email/Text notifications received that biometrics appt scheduled
  • 2020.03.14 -- NOA of case receipt received via USPS
  • 2020.03.20 -- Biometrics appointment notification received via USPS
  • 2020.03.30 -- Received email notification that biometrics appt scheduled for April 2 canceled due to Covid19
  • 2020.04.02 -- Biometrics scheduled for 1:00 PM canceled due to Covid-19
  • 2020.08.07 -- Myuscis update: biometrics being reused
  • 2020.08.14 -- NOA of biometrics reuse received via USPS
  • 2020.09.30 -- E-notifications received that interview has been scheduled
  • 2020.11.05 -- N-400 interview scheduled for 12:45 PM
  • 2020.11.05 -- Citizenship approved and oath administered! 

 

ROC Timeline

  • 2019.03.08 -- ROC 90-Day Filing Window Opened
  • 2019.03.08 -- Mailed 1-751 and G-1145 to Phoenix (via UPS)
  • 2019.03.12 -- 1-751 and G-1145 delivered to Phoenix (via UPS)
  • 2019.03.12 -- 1-751 official submission date
  • 2019.03.15 -- I-797 (NOA 1)  LIN=Nebraska Service Center
  • 2019.03.18 -- Text message notification received: file receipt confirmation || Check for application + biometrics fees processed
  • 2019.03.18 -- NOA1 received via USPS (18-month Green Card extension)
  • 2019.09.06 -- I-797C NOA Biometrics Appointment notice date
  • 2019.09.13 -- I-797C NOA Biometrics Appointment notice receive (via USPS)
  • 2019.09.20 -- Biometrics (walk in) … originally scheduled for 2019.09.26 @ 9:00 AM 
  • 2020.03.10 -- E-notification that interview appointment scheduled
  • 2020.03.16 -- Interview appt notification receive via USPS
  • 2020.04.14 -- Interview scheduled for 7:30 AM canceled due to Covid-19
  • 2020.05.22 -- App status updated "New Card Is Being Produced"  and will be mailed
  • 2020.05.22 -- App status updated "Case Approved"
  • 2020.05.26 -- I-797 NOA received via USPS Approval Notice
  • 2020.05.27 -- App status updated to "Card Was Mailed to Me"
  • 2020.05.28 -- App status updated to "Card Was Picked Up By The United States Postal Service"; USPS tracking app shows expected delivery date of June 1, 2020
  • 2020.05.29 -- Permanent Green Card received via USPS Priority Mail


AOS Timeline

  • 2016.12.30 -- AOS, EAD, and AP applications delivered to Chicago PO
  • 2017.01.21 -- NOA1's received via USPS for I-485 (AOS),  I-131 (AP), and I-765 (EAD)
  • 2017.02.24 -- Biometrics Appointment
  • 2017.04.20 -- AOS & EAD approved; NOA2's received via USPS on 2017.04.23
  • 2017.04.29 -- EAD & AP combo card received
  • 2017.06.06 -- AOS approved!
  • 2017.06.10 -- 2-YR Green Card received

 

K-1 Visa Timeline

  • 2016.04.18 -- I-129F Received by USCIS
  • 2016.04.20 -- I-129F NOA1
  • 2016.06.29 -- NOA 2 
  • 2016.08.15 -- Bangkok Embassy received our case from NVC
  • 2016.08.23 -- Packet 3 sent to Embassy in Bangkok
  • 2016.08.26 -- Packet 4 email received from Embassy
  • 2016.09.05 -- Medical exam @ 10:30 AM @ BNH
  • 2016.09.07 -- Interview @ 7:30 AM...Visa approved
  • 2016.09.09 -- Visa Received
  • 2016.10.02 -- Entered USA (POE LAX)
  • 2016.11.18...Our Wedding Day 
 
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