I-751 September 2019 filers (merged)

[Phoenix777 73]

8 hours ago, Charlene/Neale said:

Double same -- No Biometrics scheduled, nothing at all since the NOA. The covid thing probably means we're going to get really delayed, I guess.

Hi, did you have any different biometrics before applying for 751? I mean maybe fingerprints for any kind of license, or global entry/pre TSA? I try to find the reason why some people don’t get biometrics too long...as it’s my case also. But I did have fingerprints a couple of times before applying for ROC in 2019..

Thanks in advance for the answer 

[*FishF00D* 45]

5 hours ago, Phoenix777 said:

Hi, did you have any different biometrics before applying for 751? I mean maybe fingerprints for any kind of license, or global entry/pre TSA? I try to find the reason why some people don’t get biometrics too long...as it’s my case also. But I did have fingerprints a couple of times before applying for ROC in 2019..

Thanks in advance for the answer 

I did have biometrics taken in early 2017 when I got my EAD, but I felt like that round may have been too long ago to still be valid?

[Waiting4end 4]

2 minutes ago, Charlene/Neale said:

I did have biometrics taken in early 2017 when I got my EAD, but I felt like that round may have been too long ago to still be valid?

Same here, biometric is valid for less than 2 years that's what I heard. 

[Waiting4end 4]

Anyone from California, renewing DL are u guys able to do online and what about real ID. As all the centers DMV are closed how should we proceed. And most of our green card expired we will get DL expiry according to extension letter 

 

[Phoenix777 73]

1 hour ago, Charlene/Neale said:

I did have biometrics taken in early 2017 when I got my EAD, but I felt like that round may have been too long ago to still be valid?

But I meant not for USCIS proposes? As I mentioned may be for Global Entry program or etc...? 

[Hawksquill 151]

6 hours ago, Phoenix777 said:

Hi, did you have any different biometrics before applying for 751? I mean maybe fingerprints for any kind of license, or global entry/pre TSA? I try to find the reason why some people don’t get biometrics too long...as it’s my case also. But I did have fingerprints a couple of times before applying for ROC in 2019..

Thanks in advance for the answer 

I think it depends on your local office.  Back when we first applied, I dug through a lot of the ROC timeline data on VJ.  It looked like some offices did biometrics quite soon after the application was received (like happened to us, we applied in September and had his biometrics in October) and other offices did not do biometrics for several months or even a year, and it looked like the biometrics was scheduled shortly before the interview notice or approval was received.  Might be a difference in their workflow - some get it out of the way and some wait until further along in the process?

[D-R-J 192]

Just check my wife’s status online and it says ready to schedule interview! 
 

Sent packet 9/3/19, got online NOA 9/5/19 our petition was sent to Nebraska (MSC). Did biometrics 10/4/19.

Edited April 25, 2020 by D-R-J

[Hawksquill 151]

24 minutes ago, D-R-J said:

Just check my wife’s status online and it says ready to schedule interview! 
 

Sent packet 9/3/19, got online NOA 9/5/19 our petition was sent to Nebraska (MSC). Did biometrics 10/4/19.

Awesome news, congrats!  What's your local office/what state are you in? 

[D-R-J 192]

1 minute ago, Hawksquill said:

Awesome news, congrats!  What's your local office/what state are you in? 

We are in Maryland. Pretty sure we would interview in Baltimore.

[narakthisud 174]

No real updates on my wife's case since she had her biometrics taken in January. Case tracker still says "Case Was Received." Her case number begins with LIN, which translates to the Nebraska Service Center , I believe. Have any other LIN filers seen updates on their cases beyond biometrics?

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

2 minutes ago, narakthisud said:

No real updates on my wife's case since she had her biometrics taken in January. Case tracker still says "Case Was Received." Her case number begins with LIN, which translates to the Nebraska Service Center , I believe. Have any other LIN filers seen updates on their cases beyond biometrics?

There are many and movement has been better recently, primarily in April and May 2019 filers from what I have seen. There is a thread on this forum that is specific to LIN filers

[narakthisud 174]

13 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

There is a thread on this forum that is specific to LIN filers

Thanks for the heads up! I found it.

 

For any other LIN filers, here's the thread @Randyandyuni is talking about:

 

[Walbrzyszanka221 62]

13 hours ago, narakthisud said:

No real updates on my wife's case since she had her biometrics taken in January. Case tracker still says "Case Was Received." Her case number begins with LIN, which translates to the Nebraska Service Center , I believe. Have any other LIN filers seen updates on their cases beyond biometrics?

I sent my packet beginning of September, did my biometrics 1/23 and my case status still says "case was received". LIN here as well.

[Walbrzyszanka221 62]

I don't know about you guys but I wish there was any sort of status update on my case. Like Fingerprints were Received, or RFE or anything. Nothing has changed since USCIS received my case. And it is not helping that I am going through divorce waiting for that to get finalized so that I can work with my immigration lawyer in informing USCIS about the change. And on top of that I am working with my husband in selling the house. So much to think and worry about -___-

 

Can't complain since I know others have it worse.

 

Hang in there folks!

[Hawksquill 151]

2 hours ago, Walbrzyszanka221 said:

I don't know about you guys but I wish there was any sort of status update on my case. Like Fingerprints were Received, or RFE or anything. Nothing has changed since USCIS received my case. And it is not helping that I am going through divorce waiting for that to get finalized so that I can work with my immigration lawyer in informing USCIS about the change. And on top of that I am working with my husband in selling the house. So much to think and worry about -___-

 

Can't complain since I know others have it worse.

 

Hang in there folks!

So sorry to hear you're going through all that - it sounds overwhelming!  I hope you hear something soon, and that selling the house and finalizing the divorce goes as well as can be.