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23 minutes ago, Scandi said:

No, the extension letter and expired greencard are proof of your status, if presented TOGETHER. USCIS will not give you a stamp until your extension letter is about to expire. So right now you have at least 18 months left before that happens.

Thank you, for that clarification. 

My green card will expire the beginning of February. 

  • USCIS
  • 05/23/16      Married:                    
  • Chicago      Lock-box:                   
  • 09/16/16      Sent on ---               
  • 09/19/16      Received ---   
  • 09/20/16      NOA1 notice           
  • 09/26/16      NOA1 hardcopy 
  • Sent to :      Nebraska Service Center
  • Transferred to: Potomac Service Center  02/15/17
  • 07/20/17       NOA2  
  • 07/24/17       NOA2  hardcopy 
  • NVC
  • 07/27/17       Case sent to NVC
  • 07/31/17       Case received at NVC
  • 08/03/17       Received welcome e-mail with case and invoice number
  • 08/04/17       AOS invoiced 
  • 08/04/17       Completed DS-261
  • 08/04/17       AOS paid
  • 08/11/17       Name updated to married name
  • 08/11/17       iV Invoiced
  • 08/28/17       IV fes paid
  • 09/02/17      Completed DS-260 & Received confirmation from NVC
  • 09/18/17      Sent AOS and IV package
  • 09/22/17       NVC received package 
  • 11/07/17       Case Complete
  • 11/08/17       Checklist
  • 11/15/17       Case in queue for interview date
  • 11/29/17       Call and date was given for interview
  • 12/04/17       Received confirmation for medical appointment
  • KNG CONSULATE 
  • 12/11/17       Documents en-route to Kingston consulate
  • 12/12/17       Case status shows ready for interview
  • 01/02/18       Medical
  • 01/16/18       Interview APPROVED :jest: :D
  • 01/19/18      Visa package ready to be picked up at DHL   :rolleyes:
  • 02/02/18      P.O.E Fort Lauderdale
  • 02/02/18      Jacksonville Airport
  •  
  • 3 KIDS IMMIGRATION BEGINS
  • 05/0/18      Sent on ---               
  • 05/07/18    Received ---   
  • 05/11/18    NOA1 notice           
  • 05/18/18    NOA1 hardcopy 
  • Sent to :       POTOMAC
  • 10/30/18     RFE for my 6 yr old (request evidence for his 2 marriage certificates 😡, at what age he been married twice, my husband submitted his with application which is where uscis got mixed up)
  •  11/08/18    Evidence sent
  • 11/27/18     Status changed back to "Case was received"
  • 12/17/18     Requested expedite via phone (tier 1 said we can do this based on USCIS mistake an my sons illness)
  • 01/09/19    Approval
  • 01/14/19.   USCIS tier 1 told us the kids were approved an notice was mailed
  • 01/16/19.   Hard copy NOA2
  • 01/22/19.   Updated on website "sent to NVC"
  • 01/29/19.   NVC received kids case from USCIS
  • 03/12/19.   Received welcome letter with case and invoice number
  • 03/17/19.   Paid AOS
  • 03/18/19.   Paid IV Fees
  • 03/25/19.   Son (6) approved for expedite for medical reasons but not my other kids.
  • 03/26/19.    NVC said we should email NVC expedite an tell them we need all three done at the same time as it's a financial burden to make two trips to Jamaica for interview. Which we did now the wait begins. Son case already sent to Jamaica embassy 
  • 04/01/19.   Daughters approved for expedite and sent to Jamaica (embassy) 👌
  • 04/05/19.   Received interview date for May 10, 8am. Registered their interview and emailed Andrews Hospital to schedule their appointments.
  • 04/26/19.    Medical appointment date 8am.
  • 05/10/19.    Interview 8am approved.  🎉🎊..
  • 05/11/19.    Status changed to AP
  • 05/13/19.    Status changed to ISSUED
  • 05/15/19.    2 youngest kids passport picked up by their dad
  • 05/16/19.     Eldest child passport picked up by her dad
  • 07/19/19.     P.O.E Atlanta 

 

 

  • ROC
  • Texas.        Lock-Box
  • 11/23/19.    Sent I-751 / biometric fee
  • 11/26/19.    Received 
  • Sent to       Texas Service Center (SRC) 
  • 12/03/19.    Received text
  • 12/07/19.    Received 18 months extension letter
  • 12/12/19.    Case updated to case transferred to another service center now I’m awaiting letter
  • 12//19.     Received notice of transfer
  • Transferred to  National Benefits Center 
  • 01/31/20.     Biometrics Jacksonville  (had to reschedule)
  • 02/19/20.      New biometrics date in Jacksonville 
  • 04/08/20       Status changed to Case is ready to be scheduled for an interview
  • 03/22/21.     Status updated with interview date 4/20/21
  • 04/20/21.     I-751 interview at 7:45am Charleston SC Approved for 10yr GC.
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  • N-400 Citizenship 
  • 03/12/21.     Applied online for citizenship wait period 6 months (September 2021) National Benefits Center 
  • 03/21/21.    Received letter of acceptance 
  • 10/28/21.     Case updated to interview scheduled
  • 10/29/21.      Status updated to case needs attention 
  • 10/29/21.      Interview at 1:15pn 12/01/21 Charleston SC
  • 11/01/21      interview descheduled
  • 11/02/21       interview rescheduled to 12/03/21 @8:45am Charleston
  • 12/03/21      I drove 3 hours for my interview only to be told my file wasn't there and I'd have to be rescheduled for another interview. they weren't sure if it would be possible before the holiday. He even said he wasn't sure why they didn't do both interviews that very day when i did removal of conditions interview.  
  • 01/07/22.     Interview rescheduled for 02/14/22 @1:30pm Charleston SC.
  • 02/14/22.      Passed my interview. Now await oath ceremony.
  • 11/02/22.      Letter mailed with oath ceremony date and time 
  • 11/08/22.      Received letter oath ceremony scheduled for 11/15/22 @9am Charleston 
  • 11/15/22.      Oath Ceremony in Charleston (finally a citizen of the USA 🇺🇸) 🥳🍾
     

     

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sheenita
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Hi all!! November 2019 filer here. 11/11 packet sent via UPS       11/18 NOA date 12/23 NOA received  1/3/2020 Biometrics NOA received  1/23 Biometrics 5/27 Case status “

ChrisMcFisch
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Anyone else from the November 2019 filers still waiting? We have reached pretty much the end of the rope when it comes to wait time. We do have a couple of things in life that need me to have my

LauraCz
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I never did get to go to my March appointment, but my case status was updated to show bio's were taken today! Think they'll refund the $85.00? 🤪

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On 12/5/2019 at 9:47 PM, EvieMN said:

I remember you too! Good luck!

 

I have been dreading calling USCIS but I’ll have to do it. Couldn’t find any info about my situation online, their website and “Emma” were useless. 😑

I know for sure that the 18 months extension letter clearly states that you should travel with your expired green card along with the letter.  Not sure if the stamp alone aljng with the letter will do the job.  Although I think it should.  Schedule an infopass and see what they have to say, or call USCIS :D

Good luck!

F-1 Visa 2013:

Spoiler

Dec 15, 2013 - Arrived on F1 visa

May 19, 2017 Graduated!

07/27/2017 Got Married

I-485 + I-130 2017:

Spoiler

11/14/2017 AOS Package (I-130, I-485, I-765, I-131) sent via USPS - Chicago Lockbox

11/17/2017 Package delivered 11/22/2017 *Priority Date*

11/27/2017 Received 4 e-mails & 4 text notifications (12:23 AM EST)

11/29/2017 Received 4 NOA1 hard copies

12/09/2017 Received Biometrics Appointment Letter (for i-485 and i-765) for 12/19/2017 at 10AM

12/19/2017 Finger prints + picture taken at the USCIS Support Center.

01/08/2018 Received Interview Letter (possibly few days earlier as I was out of town)

02/02/2018 Interview date!

02/08/2018 Received Approval texts and messages (I-485 Approved - I-130 Approved the day before)

02/08/2018 Card Was Mailed To Me. Total of 80 days from PD.

02/27/2018 card returned undelivered to USCIS + Placed Service request to resend the card

05/03/2018 Card was Delivered to me.  Took 63 days wait period.

I-751 2019:

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11/06/2019 Package sent to Dallas TX via  USPS Overnight Priority Mail (87 days prior to the expiration)

11/07/2019 Package was signed for and picked up around 11:30 AM, Dallas TX

11/13/2019 One text received at 5:21 PM EST that my case was received November 7th  (LIN)

11/14/2019 Personal check cleared

11/18/2019 Received 18 months extension letter

03/13/2020 Received biometric letter - Apt 3/25

05/13/2020 Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken (never went for biometrics due to covid-19)

10/30/2020 Online status changed to Card Is Being Produced on 10/29/2020

10/30/2020 Online Status changed to Case Was Approved

11/03/2020 Card Was Mailed To Me

11/03/2020 Card Was Picked Up By the United States Postal Service

11/06/2020 Card in hand

N-400 2020:

Spoiler

11/04/2020 Filed online

11/05/2020 Received Receipt Notice Online (Estimated Processing time is 3 months)

11/09/2020 Received hard copy notice in the mail

12/10/2020 Biometric Reuse Notice

01/04/2021 Interview Was Scheduled

02/08/2021 Interview Day - Status changed to Recommended for Approval and then Oath Scheduled

02/10/2021 Oath Ceremony Notice Was Mailed

02/25/2021 Oath Ceremony Day - Certificate in hand

 

Scandi Mentor

Scandi   4,173

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15 minutes ago, Ansbekk said:

I know for sure that the 18 months extension letter clearly states that you should travel with your expired green card along with the letter.  Not sure if the stamp alone aljng with the letter will do the job.  Although I think it should.  Schedule an infopass and see what they have to say, or call USCIS :D

Good luck!

If you have one of these three options you're perfectly fine to travel:

 

1. valid greencard 

 

or...

 

2. expired greencard AND valid extension letter (must travel with BOTH)

 

or..

 

3. i-551 stamp in passport

 

K-1: 12-22-2015 - 09-07-2016

AP: 12-20-2016 - 04-07-2017

EAD: 01-18-2017 - 05-30-2017

AOS: 12-20-2016 - 07-26-2017

ROC: 04-22-2019 - 04-22-2020
Naturalization: 05-01-2020 - 03-16-2021

U.S. passport: 03-30-2021 - 05-08-2021

En livstid i krig. Göteborg killed it. Epic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBs3G1PvyfM&ab_channel=Sabaton

 

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1 hour ago, Ansbekk said:

I know for sure that the 18 months extension letter clearly states that you should travel with your expired green card along with the letter.  Not sure if the stamp alone aljng with the letter will do the job.  Although I think it should.  Schedule an infopass and see what they have to say, or call USCIS :D

Good luck!

Check this thread

 

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EvieMN   105

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7 hours ago, Scandi said:

If you have one of these three options you're perfectly fine to travel:

 

1. valid greencard 

 

or...

 

2. expired greencard AND valid extension letter (must travel with BOTH)

 

or..

 

3. i-551 stamp in passport

 

Ansbekk was replying to me because my situation is different and I have neither of those 3. 

 

I don’t have my green card on me, my stamp expires when the lost green card does and now I have an extension letter. 

I’ll be calling USCIS tomorrow to hopefully shed some light on this mess. 

05/24/2017 Entered the US on a J1 visa

10/10/2017 We got married!

10/27/2017 AOS Package sent via USPS - Chicago Lockbox

10/30/2017 Package delivered 

10/31/2017 Priority Date

11/07/2017 Received email and text notifications about all 4 forms

11/14/2017 Received hard copies of all 4 NOAs

11/21/2017 Received biometrics appointment notice scheduled for 11/29

12/15/2017 Interview notice - interview is scheduled for January 19th! Holy #$%^ that's less than 3 months from PD!

01/02/2018 EAD + AP approved

01/16/2018 Combo card delivered

01/19/2018 Interview - recommended for approval

01/22/2018 New card is being produced :dance:

 

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LauraCz   7

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On 12/6/2019 at 4:53 PM, Scandi said:

Yep, immigration wise there's no problem at all to travel, but some people just have bad anxiety and stress that stops them from doing regular things in life. 

I don't know how anyone can handle CBP. I haven't really had big issues yet, but I'm always worried they won't let me in lol. 😬

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BenjaminKeating   114

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8 hours ago, LauraCz said:

I don't know how anyone can handle CBP. I haven't really had big issues yet, but I'm always worried they won't let me in lol. 😬

Every interaction I've had with CBP has been polite, courteous and efficient. I don't doubt that some people have bad encounters but, I can't understand why you're so concerned unless you're giving them reason to be concerned?

 

You've got great advice from everyone, you *can* travel while in the ROC process so long as you have sufficient documentation (extension letter, green-card whether expired or unexpired etc).

LauraCz Apprentice

LauraCz   7

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1 hour ago, BenjaminKeating said:

Every interaction I've had with CBP has been polite, courteous and efficient. I don't doubt that some people have bad encounters but, I can't understand why you're so concerned unless you're giving them reason to be concerned?

 

You've got great advice from everyone, you *can* travel while in the ROC process so long as you have sufficient documentation (extension letter, green-card whether expired or unexpired etc).

I’m easily intimidated I guess. After going into secondary questioning once while traveling I've been wary. That was nerve racking.

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BenjaminKeating   114

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12 hours ago, pat_irene said:

got my 18mos extention already.. question is how many months it takes to receive a letter for biometric fingerprints schedule? any ideas guys? thanks

Could be a few months, could be a month. How long is a piece of string? :)

 

I know of someone who filed in May and therir case is at Nebraska and they only recently got their biometrics appointment.

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EvieMN   105

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I got a call from an immigration officer and was able to schedule an Infopass appointment for December 23rd. 

Just slightly worried because I was told to bring my I-90 receipt notice (lost GC) which I do not have. I don’t remember getting one. What I have is a biometrics appointment notice for the same application which I hope will suffice. 

05/24/2017 Entered the US on a J1 visa

10/10/2017 We got married!

10/27/2017 AOS Package sent via USPS - Chicago Lockbox

10/30/2017 Package delivered 

10/31/2017 Priority Date

11/07/2017 Received email and text notifications about all 4 forms

11/14/2017 Received hard copies of all 4 NOAs

11/21/2017 Received biometrics appointment notice scheduled for 11/29

12/15/2017 Interview notice - interview is scheduled for January 19th! Holy #$%^ that's less than 3 months from PD!

01/02/2018 EAD + AP approved

01/16/2018 Combo card delivered

01/19/2018 Interview - recommended for approval

01/22/2018 New card is being produced :dance:

 

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yoh   14

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On 12/10/2019 at 2:39 PM, Hugo obed said:

i applied in Nov and i got my Biometrics already going in by December to get that finger print done 

You already have your biometrics schedule? Good for you! When did you send your documents and which service center are you under?

adityaag Apprentice

adityaag   15

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My wife also got her biometrics is also next week.

AOS 2017 (I-130 & I-485 along with EAD/AP)

02-16-2017: Package sent.. the wait begins

02-18-2017: Package received (based on tracking)

03-01-2017: 4 Emails received with case numbers

03-06-2017: NOA's received (4 in total), priority date: 02/21/2017

03-08-2017: RFE received for missing name on Affidavit of Support

03-16-2017: RFE responded (we were away when the RFE was mailed)

03-21-2017: Biometrics appointment

03-22-2017: All cases online were updated online... wait really begins

EAD Drama

05-19-2017: EAD still not received.. put in request to expedite due to job offer

05-24-2017: USCIS emailed to wrong email apparently, faxed in additional details as requested

06-07-2017: EAD approved

06-09-2017: EAD card "mailed"

06-12-2017: EAD actually picked up by USPS based on tracking data (from Missouri)

06-13-2017: EAD delivered via Priority Mail (to NYC)

Interview (NYC Field Office)

12-28-2017: Received request for initial interview on 01/30/2018

01-30-2018: Interview at the NYC Field Office

01-30-2018: Online status changed to "New Card Is In Production"!! (349 days from when we mailed the package out)

02-02-2018: Online status changed to "Card Was Mailed to Me"

02-05-2018: USPS Tracking shows card is actually on the way (from KY)!!

 

ROC 2019 (I-751)

11-04-2019: Package sent.. the wait begins (86 days before expiration)

11-12-2019: Text message received with a EAC (Vermont) case number showing the packet was received on 11/6.. waiting for physical NOA.

09-04-2020: ROC Approved

09-20-2020: New card received (10 years!)

 

N400 2021 (I-751)

03-14-2021: Online application sent

01-04-2022: Interview Letter Received

01-27-2022: Interview, Approval, and Oath Ceremony. Certificate in hand!

 
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