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

[DeGodefroi 17]

And the mystery of the ROC filers of September who did the biometrics but never saw any update online then the “case was received”.

This worries me. I have never seen this never mentioning the biometrics update at all.

I think that filing for citizenship may be the way forward. The 3 year greencard Mark is November 2. Received it nov 2 2017. And I can even apply for citizenship 90 day’s before nov 2?

what I wonder is if it is actually possible to do so while ROC has not been approved yet.

 

[SunflowerSweet 1,321]

3 hours ago, DeGodefroi said:

And the mystery of the ROC filers of September who did the biometrics but never saw any update online then the “case was received”.

This worries me. I have never seen this never mentioning the biometrics update at all.

I think that filing for citizenship may be the way forward. The 3 year greencard Mark is November 2. Received it nov 2 2017. And I can even apply for citizenship 90 day’s before nov 2?

what I wonder is if it is actually possible to do so while ROC has not been approved yet.

 

It’s not just a group from September. I’m back from October 2018 and in the same boat, and there are a few others like me in the October 2018 thread.

 

It’s just a dumb conspiracy theory, but I feel it’s possible they hold some cases back to draw out their normal processing time windows.

Edited July 9, 2020 by MorganandMichael

[DeGodefroi 17]

32 minutes ago, MorganandMichael said:

It’s not just a group from September. I’m back from October 2018 and in the same boat, and there are a few others like me in the October 2018 thread.

 

It’s just a dumb conspiracy theory, but I feel it’s possible they hold some cases back to draw out their normal processing time windows.

Ugh, seems LIN is a very bad ROC service center. I am going to apply the N-400 as soon the window opens. 
Maybe those LIN zombies will then wake up. 

[camerica 59]

1 hour ago, DeGodefroi said:

Ugh, seems LIN is a very bad ROC service center. I am going to apply the N-400 as soon the window opens. 
Maybe those LIN zombies will then wake up. 

I don't understand why they bypass ROC's from almost 2 years ago and have gone ahead and pushed through many from June, July and even August 2019. Does not seem right. No organization...but then again, it is the government so a lot does not make sense. I have had folks around my LIN# get their cards. I have heard nothing. Even an RFE would be something at this point. 

[rose michigan 75]

Good evening,  did anyone here applied for Unemployment ? Due to Covid 19

And does it affect immigration and considered a puplic charge?

[Mattia 7]

11 hours ago, DeGodefroi said:

And the mystery of the ROC filers of September who did the biometrics but never saw any update online then the “case was received”.

This worries me. I have never seen this never mentioning the biometrics update at all.

I think that filing for citizenship may be the way forward. The 3 year greencard Mark is November 2. Received it nov 2 2017. And I can even apply for citizenship 90 day’s before nov 2?

what I wonder is if it is actually possible to do so while ROC has not been approved yet.

 

Yep here is another one. I filed on October 30, 2018 with LIN.  I did biometrics in July, 2019. Nothing since then, now it's over an year with no news. I called USCIS last Tuesday, they told me that my file is not lost (yay!) because somebody looked it up and opened it on April 2, 2020. Why they didn't do anything with it it's a mystery.....

[margherita_s_ 1]

3 hours ago, rose michigan said:

Good evening,  did anyone here applied for Unemployment ? Due to Covid 19

And does it affect immigration and considered a puplic charge?

I did apply a few months ago. No, it doesn't affect immigration at all.

[adam2dot0 7]

We filed April 2019, did Biometrics in December. We did our interview yesterday, 7/13, and I received notice my spouse's greencard was approved today, 7/14.

 

One very odd thing was we received a rescheduled interview appointment from our field office in Cleveland a month ago (original was cancelled due to COVID), and the very next day the USCIS website said the interview was canceled. Someone else in one of the forums said they had a similar experience and just showed up for the scheduled interview, so we did, too.

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

Congrats!

[SnailRaceSeattle 16]

5 hours ago, adam2dot0 said:

We filed April 2019, did Biometrics in December. We did our interview yesterday, 7/13, and I received notice my spouse's greencard was approved today, 7/14.

 

One very odd thing was we received a rescheduled interview appointment from our field office in Cleveland a month ago (original was cancelled due to COVID), and the very next day the USCIS website said the interview was canceled. Someone else in one of the forums said they had a similar experience and just showed up for the scheduled interview, so we did, too.

Congratulations! That’s so smart of you guys, to going anyway to the interview.

It’s just unbelievable, what a mess going on at uscis. I hope, it will be sold to a private investor, who will buy the whole department for 1$, and starts doing excellent  service to the people for their money, under governmental  supervision. 

Edited July 14, 2020 by Orm

[samack 79]

Just got an alert saying my case has been transferred to a new office. A quick Google search tells me that can be for a number of reasons, so I guess I'll wait to get the letter that explains what the transfer was for.

 

That's the first update I've had since I did biometrics at the end of November, so at least I know they haven't lost my file!

[samack 79]

20 hours ago, samack said:

Just got an alert saying my case has been transferred to a new office. A quick Google search tells me that can be for a number of reasons, so I guess I'll wait to get the letter that explains what the transfer was for.

 

That's the first update I've had since I did biometrics at the end of November, so at least I know they haven't lost my file!

 

I don't know if this is odd or not, but I just got another alert - with "on July 17th" instead of "July 16th" - saying my case has been transferred. It's like the system is trying to make up for the lack of notifications all at once! 

[True_South 10]

Anybody who was approved in the last few months got their new GC yet? Just curious how big the delay is.

[Hope&Love 38]

Approved after RFE

New Card is being produced today. 
 

05/29/19 I-751 submitted 

10/30/19 Bio 

05/23/20 RFE 

06/09/20 RFE response 

07/23/20 New Card is produced
 

LIN199485xxx

[shipm662 17]

Hello,

 

  I finally got some good news after the long wait.  Finally got approval for my case.

Good luck everyone! 

 

Here is my timeline:

AOS    Jan 26, 2017 interview with spouse

 

ROC - Approved without interview

Nov 3, 2018 - Mailed ROC

July 24, 1019 - Bio Appt.

Dec 6, 2018 received 18 month extension letter for applicant (Until August 2020)

April 11, 2019 received 18 month extension letter for dependents (After calling and requesting it, extends greencards till August 2020)

July 16, received 2x 18 month extension letter for dependents (Which really doesn't help as it extends greencards expiration to August 2020,  so now I have 3 for each dependent)

July 24, 2020 - Approval on old status webpage

status: awaiting greencards in mail

 

N400 - citizenship

Nov 5, 2019 - Mailed N400

Dec 3, 2019 - Bio Appt.

March 19, 2020 interview scheduled, cancelled 2 days prior due to office closure

June 8, 2020 Interview rescheduled date

June 25, 2020 - Interview (spouse was present, but not allowed in for interview, still married, filed under 3 year rule)

status: awaiting oath ceremony letter