I-751 July 2019 Filers

[Boketto 211]

6 hours ago, Sarasota said:

Just wondering... Who else here is on track to file for citizenship some time near July? Most of us?

I will be. They are proposing a lot of price hikes so hopefully I file before that happens! 

[cosmonauts 125]

1 hour ago, Boketto said:

I will be. They are proposing a lot of price hikes so hopefully I file before that happens! 

That's the only reason I'm in a hurry to apply as soon as I'm eligible.

[Hannah_NYC 14]

13 minutes ago, tamaara said:

That's the only reason I'm in a hurry to apply as soon as I'm eligible.

What is the difference in price? 

 

If we apply for citizenship before we get the 10y. green card is the process going to be extended? Meaning we won't have anything in out hands probably for an additional year or so? 

 

Also, how does it work with the interview process? Do they call for an interview or it's the same as for the green card, possibility of not being called for an interview? 

[cosmonauts 125]

1 minute ago, Hannah_NYC said:

What is the difference in price? 

 

If we apply for citizenship before we get the 10y. green card is the process going to be extended? Meaning we won't have anything in out hands probably for an additional year or so? 

 

Also, how does it work with the interview process? Do they call for an interview or it's the same as for the green card, possibility of not being called for an interview? 

Nothing is official regarding the prices, as far as I know, but I've read that they are thinking of doubling the price later this year (just stuff I've read here, I can't really give you more reliable sources :p).

 

Also from what I'm reading in other threads in the ROC and Citizenship forums, it looks like applying for citizenship while having ROC pending doesn't really delay anything since they are separate forms. I think a lot of people are applying for N-400 because ROC is taking so long, thus trying to "gain" time. Some people get a combo interview (both forms, must bring the USC spouse if you're applying based on marriage), and a few get called just for N-400 but sometimes that means that citizenship can't be approved until ROC is approved. I think for the most part people get approved for both. I'm willing to take a chance. Again, just from what I've been obsessively reading lately lol I just wanna be done with USCIS.

 

 

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[O&R 5]

On 2/26/2020 at 5:12 AM, kjhandal said:

Good Morning Everyone!!! Ok so I have a question for all the Texas filers. My husband and I applied in July, I received my NOA, & did the biometrics. The issue I am having is that my case is stuck stating "As of November 20, 2019, fingerprints relating to your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence"...  anyone still in the same boat as me?? I am worried because we first initially filed in VA when we got married and since then we moved to Alabama so I don't know if that would cause things to move at a slower pace. 

Have you applied for citizenship yet? I applied for I -751 in August 2018 in Houston, then in April 2019 moved to AL and still no news whatsoever..

[arman597 58]

On 3/10/2020 at 7:27 PM, Boketto said:

I will be. They are proposing a lot of price hikes so hopefully I file before that happens! 

My filing date is June 26th, so I will be filing before prices go high. Have you figured out a way for uploading evidences or uploading information?

[arman597 58]

On 3/10/2020 at 10:16 PM, tamaara said:

Nothing is official regarding the prices, as far as I know, but I've read that they are thinking of doubling the price later this year (just stuff I've read here, I can't really give you more reliable sources :p).

 

Also from what I'm reading in other threads in the ROC and Citizenship forums, it looks like applying for citizenship while having ROC pending doesn't really delay anything since they are separate forms. I think a lot of people are applying for N-400 because ROC is taking so long, thus trying to "gain" time. Some people get a combo interview (both forms, must bring the USC spouse if you're applying based on marriage), and a few get called just for N-400 but sometimes that means that citizenship can't be approved until ROC is approved. I think for the most part people get approved for both. I'm willing to take a chance. Again, just from what I've been obsessively reading lately lol I just wanna be done with USCIS.

 

 

yeah same here, 

file for N400 and if called for interview, take your spouse and children with you. I guess a child is good enough evidence to get approved

[arman597 58]

On 2/26/2020 at 11:43 AM, Randyandyuni said:

we are also the same timeline

same here, just waiting for the July to file for N400. Guys do you think anyone of us can get Citizenship before the general election in November? It would be pretty sweet to go Vote if allowed

[Phoenix777 73]

1 hour ago, arman597 said:

same here, just waiting for the July to file for N400. Guys do you think anyone of us can get Citizenship before the general election in November? It would be pretty sweet to go Vote if allowed

It would be great but due all this crazy panic and shutdowns because of Coronavirus I am afraid that we have to wait loooooooonger...as they canceling now oath ceremonies for March and April...who knows that will happen next? 

Edited March 16, 2020 by Phoenix777

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

1 hour ago, arman597 said:

same here, just waiting for the July to file for N400. Guys do you think anyone of us can get Citizenship before the general election in November? It would be pretty sweet to go Vote if allowed

Depends on your local uscis office for n400, I’m in Columbus Ohio so doable if they get off the dime on ROC

[cosmonauts 125]

1 hour ago, arman597 said:

yeah same here, 

file for N400 and if called for interview, take your spouse and children with you. I guess a child is good enough evidence to get approved

No children here, but I see no reason to be denied. Can I take my dog? lol

[cosmonauts 125]

1 hour ago, arman597 said:

same here, just waiting for the July to file for N400. Guys do you think anyone of us can get Citizenship before the general election in November? It would be pretty sweet to go Vote if allowed

I wasn't counting on it before the virus so I truly doubt the odds will be any better now. Sorry for the negativity, just my opinion.

[arman597 58]

18 hours ago, tamaara said:

I wasn't counting on it before the virus so I truly doubt the odds will be any better now. Sorry for the negativity, just my opinion.

No, you're right. But we gotta be optimistic and send our applications on time. Last year I sent my I751 which they received on June 25 th so they sent it back because it was 89 days, gotta be careful this year

[arman597 58]

18 hours ago, Randyandyuni said:

Depends on your local uscis office for n400, I’m in Columbus Ohio so doable if they get off the dime on ROC

I have been reading the N400 filers page, seems to me that a lot of them have been getting both interviews at the same time. We have to take our spouse with us even if it is a N400 interview