I-751 July 2019 Filers

[Vito Daniel 17]

19 hours ago, arman597 said:

This is what I read from Washington Post column 

"For Trump’s executive order to have the kind of sweeping impact he appears to seek, it would have to direct the State Department and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to immediately stop issuing immigration visas and green cards. That would potentially leave the fiancees, children and other close relatives of U.S. citizens and residents unable to reach the United States or legally remain here, and it’s unclear whether some of those categories could be exempted from the order."

what does it mean ?

This law will affect only potential Green Card Holders who are still abroad. His point is stop all possibles immigration in US.

[Boketto 211]

I received my card today, a short breath of relief. I cannot believe the absolute circus we are all in right now. Good luck to everyone still waiting or about to apply for citizenship, things will work out in the end. Sign the petition for the family immigration suspension exemption if you can! 

[arman597 58]

6 minutes ago, Boketto said:

I received my card today, a short breath of relief. I cannot believe the absolute circus we are all in right now. Good luck to everyone still waiting or about to apply for citizenship, things will work out in the end. Sign the petition for the family immigration suspension exemption if you can! 

Congratulations, Can you please share your time line events of the ROC process?

[Ezero2k 21]

As i had mentioned before the new immigration policy will not impact us. Trump just signed the 60 day policy. This will take workload off current immigration officers and help us boost our files.

[arman597 58]

10 hours ago, Ezero2k said:

As i had mentioned before the new immigration policy will not impact us. Trump just signed the 60 day policy. This will take workload off current immigration officers and help us boost our files.

By that logic, does it also mean that we might get quicker response for our N400 application when we file that? Although face-face interview might be delayed

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

21 minutes ago, arman597 said:

By that logic, does it also mean that we might get quicker response for our N400 application when we file that? Although face-face interview might be delayed

Possible, it’s all conjecture at this point

[Just Paul 4,595]

11 hours ago, Ezero2k said:

As i had mentioned before the new immigration policy will not impact us. Trump just signed the 60 day policy. This will take workload off current immigration officers and help us boost our files.

Local offices, that process AOS/ROC/N400 don't process consular petitions.

 

If new petitions aren't accepted the service centers could clear their caseloads.

[Sarasota 178]

Knowing our luck they will probably end up furloughing a bunch of officers... The ones who deal with new green cards 😂

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

20 minutes ago, Sarasota said:

Knowing our luck they will probably end up furloughing a bunch of officers... The ones who deal with new green cards 😂

Based on notes in the various monthly filings threads, there has been a tremendous uptick in movement. Quarantine and waiting has us all crazy, keep your eye on the target

[Sarasota 178]

6 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

Based on notes in the various monthly filings threads, there has been a tremendous uptick in movement. Quarantine and waiting has us all crazy, keep your eye on the target

That's good to hear, I'm hoping for some kind of update in the next month or so.

 

With offices closed for face to face appointments, it makes sense that they can focus on our case files...

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

1 minute ago, Sarasota said:

That's good to hear, I'm hoping for some kind of update in the next month or so.

 

With offices closed for face to face appointments, it makes sense that they can focus on our case files...

One would hope, I know LIN has had a lot of approvals in the last month, I hope it keeps up

[SariEva 17]

55 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

One would hope, I know LIN has had a lot of approvals in the last month, I hope it keeps up

 

Our case was approved on Tuesday at LIN.  We filed at the end of June, 2019 and hadn't heard anything since November when my husband went for biometrics.  Then on Monday, just before the tweet, the case tracker app changed to "new card ordered."  Tuesday, it changed again to "case approved." 

 

59 minutes ago, Sarasota said:

That's good to hear, I'm hoping for some kind of update in the next month or so.

 

With offices closed for face to face appointments, it makes sense that they can focus on our case files...

I do think you're right.  They seem to be going through the cases that don't require face to face interviews.  May be just a coincidence that they're catching up with caseload, or maybe there was word of some upcoming changes and they wanted to clear as many cases as possible before the change.    In any case, it seems to be good news for the ROC applicants.  I'm watching to see how many more get approved in the next week or so.  And hoping for the best for those affected by the new order. Stay strong in these complicated times. 

[SariEva 17]

7 hours ago, SariEva said:

 

Our case was approved on Tuesday at LIN.  We filed at the end of June, 2019 and hadn't heard anything since November when my husband went for biometrics.  Then on Monday, just before the tweet, the case tracker app changed to "new card ordered."  Tuesday, it changed again to "case approved." 

 

Today, 4/23/20, the case tracker app says the new card was mailed.  That was quick!  Waiting to see if anyone else has movement on their case.

[Hannah_NYC 14]

I just woke up and saw a message from USCIS that they are requesting additional evidence. :((( Sooo sad :((

 

 

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

10 minutes ago, Hannah_NYC said:

I just woke up and saw a message from USCIS that they are requesting additional evidence. :((( Sooo sad :((

 

 

Sorry to hear