I-751 September 2019 filers (merged)

[Walbrzyszanka221 62]

@Ku Mưa I check both and they all say Case Was Received but thank you!

[WI_CA 51]

On 8/11/2020 at 1:02 PM, RS2016 said:

Same here, LIN was making a lot of progress on all cases 500 before mine and then for the last four days no cases 500 before mine have had any changes. Also a beginning of Sept 2019 filer

 

 

lots of approved cases within 1k, handful of cases transferred to another office, and a bunch pending an interview.

They have been actually skipping ROC cases around mine. I485 and punch of others got approved but not the ROCs

[RS2016 31]

7 minutes ago, WI_CA said:

They have been actually skipping ROC cases around mine. I485 and punch of others got approved but not the ROCs

i485 and fiancé visa / CR1 and a bunch of others have higher priority than a i751.

 

n400 I think has more priority than a i751

[Ku Mưa 29]

28 minutes ago, WI_CA said:

They have been actually skipping ROC cases around mine. I485 and punch of others got approved but not the ROCs

Don't stress by checking everyday. i know you are doing that.Quit doing that if not you will be stressed out by looking at another cases. Leave it like it is. Set your phone and email to your cases number, if it moved, you will notify you.

 

Edited August 12, 2020 by Ku Mưa

[PolarPear 8]

8 hours ago, oloyede777 said:

Hey PolarPear,

Reading your statement, you only need to prove to whoever will interview you it was false arrest. One advise is, fight that fear and negative vibe before going for the interview because they read your body language and your speech which is beyond what is on paper.

I am also waiting diligently for an interview date though I just want my request to be approved without interview because of the stress, here in Tennessee is an hot zone for the virus.

thank you and i hope you get approved!

[narakthisud 174]

On 8/11/2020 at 2:44 PM, RS2016 said:

I heard filing for N400/naturalization may help nudge the i751 along faster than if you didn’t file.

This seems plausible since USCIS doesn't seem to do much until prodded/prompted. If you're planning for naturalization, it makes sense to do it early since fees are going up soon! 

 

On 8/12/2020 at 6:20 AM, oloyede777 said:

I have heard of someone that got citizenship approval before i751 (that is before the pandemic), which to me is absurd.

Given the state of USCIS today, that actually makes sense and is perfectly reasonable. (I'm being sarcastic.)

[Hawksquill 151]

We just got the notification that my husband's case has been approved and his card is being produced!  USCIS received the packet on 9/18/2019, so that puts us at basically exactly 11 months processing time.  Much quicker than we were expecting! 

 

Now we can take a break for a month until it's time to apply for N-400

 

[happydoctor 36]

10 minutes ago, Hawksquill said:

We just got the notification that my husband's case has been approved and his card is being produced!  USCIS received the packet on 9/18/2019, so that puts us at basically exactly 11 months processing time.  Much quicker than we were expecting! 

 

Now we can take a break for a month until it's time to apply for N-400

 

Congratulations!!!!  Is your husband’s case starts with LIN ?

[Hawksquill 151]

8 minutes ago, luckylola said:

Congratulations!!!!  Is your husband’s case starts with LIN ?

Nope, Vermont SC, so EAC! 

 

Thank you!

[Donnell 26]

Any YSC Potomac filers? I'm about to hit the 1 year mark and no news

There don't seem to be much happening with YSC judging from this YSC thread

 

 

 

[Ashley Scott 180]

25 minutes ago, Donnell said:

Any YSC Potomac filers? I'm about to hit the 1 year mark and no news

There don't seem to be much happening with YSC judging from this YSC thread

 

 

 

We are YSC as well and no movement.  Really hope that we will start seeing some soon!  Ready to have this process over with and we are supposed to fly to England in December and would really love for my husband to have his 10 year and not have to worry about the paperwork required to travel. 

[oloyede777 10]

4 hours ago, Hawksquill said:

We just got the notification that my husband's case has been approved and his card is being produced!  USCIS received the packet on 9/18/2019, so that puts us at basically exactly 11 months processing time.  Much quicker than we were expecting! 

 

Now we can take a break for a month until it's time to apply for N-400

 

Congratulations.

I got a mail stating they have "cancelled or descheduled my interview", I don't understand what it means. Actually, all i want is a quick approval.

[RS2016 31]

1 hour ago, oloyede777 said:

Congratulations.

I got a mail stating they have "cancelled or descheduled my interview", I don't understand what it means. Actually, all i want is a quick approval.

We can thank the government, USCIS is preparing to Furlough/layoff more than half of its workforce by the 30th due to budget deficits

[narakthisud 174]

On 8/18/2020 at 10:09 AM, luckylola said:

Congratulations!!!!  Is your husband’s case starts with LIN ?

If you're a fellow LIN filer, please check out this Google Sheet we're using to track our cases!

[Hawksquill 151]

Just popping in to say that my husband got his approval notice in the mail today!  Now just have to wait for the card