AFSP Application

[pinaypilot 3]

This is a long shot but I thought this is the forum where I would most likely get an answer to.

 

I am getting ready to become a full time flight student spring next year. I was hoping somebody here was in the same situation as I was before and could share best practices. I filed my ROC on March 2018. Received an RFE May 2019 to which I responded and USCIS received my response on June 2019. My 18 month extension letter is expiring on December 2019. My case was moved from California to Nebraska and Nebraska's current estimated time range is 14.5 to 25 months.

 

My questions are:

 

1. Can I just walk into one of the USCIS offices and ask for an extension stamp on my passport that I can show on my AFSP application?

2. Is #1 not advisable and I'm supposed to call the USCIS first to get a schedule?

3. Is there a slight chance that anyone here was or are in the same boat or know someone who went through the same thing?

 

P.S. In case you're wondering if I applied for naturalization yet, I did not. My husband passed away so I have to wait the standard 5 years now.

[HRQX 4,145]

47 minutes ago, pinaypilot said:

1. Can I just walk into one of the USCIS offices and ask for an extension stamp on my passport that I can show on my AFSP application?

2. Is #1 not advisable and I'm supposed to call the USCIS first to get a schedule?

https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/find-uscis-office/field-offices/florida-jacksonville-field-office "If you need help with document services (such as passport stamps and advance parole) or have an emergency, call the USCIS Contact Center at 800-375-5283."