I-751 January 2020 Filers(merged)

[DiamondEyes490 126]

Just got notification today that an interview was scheduled. We were stuck on Ready to Schedule Interview for 7 months.

[FK1 8]

1 hour ago, DiamondEyes490 said:

Just got notification today that an interview was scheduled. We were stuck on Ready to Schedule Interview for 7 months.

That’s great news! What was the date of your last update? Mine has been stuck on ready to schedule since Oct 21st,2020

[DiamondEyes490 126]

3 minutes ago, FK1 said:

That’s great news! What was the date of your last update? Mine has been stuck on ready to schedule since Oct 21st,2020

Oct 21 as well. It all depends on your local office it seems.

 

One thing worth noting is that our processing time is line with the I-485 processing for Santa Ana (our local office), so it might be worth looking that up for your office to get some idea.

[FK1 8]

48 minutes ago, DiamondEyes490 said:

Oct 21 as well. It all depends on your local office it seems.

 

One thing worth noting is that our processing time is line with the I-485 processing for Santa Ana (our local office), so it might be worth looking that up for your office to get some idea.

16 - 37 months for Atlanta 😞

[Agent_MKD 14]

Hello all,

 

I have applied to Removal of Conditions in January 2020. My 2 year green card was to expire on January 2020 and with the I-797 was extended 18 months.

 

Now my 18 month extension is due to expire on July 2021 and I still haven't been scheduled for an interview. What can I do at this point?

[da95826 387]

4 hours ago, Agent_MKD said:

Now my 18 month extension is due to expire on July 2021 and I still haven't been scheduled for an interview. What can I do at this point?

You wait for your case to be adjudicated until 30 days or less before your extension letter expires. You can then call USCIS and make an appointment to get an i551 stamp in your passport. That will provide proof of your continued LPR status while you continue to wait for your i751 to be approved for up to an additional year.

 

Note your LPR status does not expire when your extension letter expires only proof of your continued legal permanent residence status expires with a pending i751.

You only need proof of your LPR status if you travel outside USA, need to renew a diver’s license, or start a new job.

[Dan Walter 0]

On 5/18/2021 at 5:05 PM, da95826 said:

You wait for your case to be adjudicated until 30 days or less before your extension letter expires. You can then call USCIS and make an appointment to get an i551 stamp in your passport. That will provide proof of your continued LPR status while you continue to wait for your i751 to be approved for up to an additional year.

 

Note your LPR status does not expire when your extension letter expires only proof of your continued legal permanent residence status expires with a pending i751.

You only need proof of your LPR status if you travel outside USA, need to renew a diver’s license, or start a new job.

Thank you so much for this information! You wouldn’t happen to know if you can make a I-551 appointment prior to 30 days before the expiration of the 18 month period would you? As a teacher I’m needing to renew licenses and it’s proving difficult with my extension expiring in September. Thanks in advance for any information you can provide!

Edited May 24, 2021 by Dan Walter

[da95826 387]

7 hours ago, Dan Walter said:

You wouldn’t happen to know if you can make a I-551 appointment prior to 30 days before the expiration

You can get a stamp at any time if you have a pressing need for one, like if you lose your conditional green card. It is up to USCIA weather or not to give you an appointment due to COVID they are being restrictive about issuing appointments requiring proof that you need a stamp (proof of travel out of USA, driver licenses renewal, or for a new job).

 

So, if you can prove a need for the stamp to USCIS; they will issue a stamp. 

Edited May 24, 2021 by da95826

[USC4SPOUSE 506]

On 5/24/2021 at 10:23 AM, da95826 said:

You can get a stamp at any time if you have a pressing need for one, like if you lose your conditional green card. It is up to USCIA weather or not to give you an appointment due to COVID they are being restrictive about issuing appointments requiring proof that you need a stamp (proof of travel out of USA, driver licenses renewal, or for a new job).

 

So, if you can prove a need for the stamp to USCIS; they will issue a stamp. 

@da95826, I realize that USCIA is a typo, though it made me laugh 😆 

[synthrian 28]

Update: interview scheduled 7/6

MSC

Denver, CO

 

Timeline:

1/13/20 - Package sent

1/17/20 - NOA date

2/1/20 - Biometrics letter arrived (dated 1/24)

2/12/20 - Biometrics appointment done - online case status: "Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken"

10/7/20 - Case ready to be scheduled for an interview

7/6/21 - Interview scheduled (awaiting notice in mail)

[Momoejin 37]

Anyone from case WAC? Filed 3-2020 and transferred to another office December 2020. Until now nothing heard from them. My extension letter will expire on October. Anyone !?

[MyNameIsEarl 13]

Mine is CR6 and SRC. Did not file N400

 

Receipt - 01/28/2020

Biometrics reused - 05/03/2020

SR raised - 04/24/2021

Reply to SR- 05/06/2021 - 'Your case was sent to records room by mistake, we are trying to get the documents back to SRC'

Status change - 05/13/2021 - your case is transferred to another office

Status change - 05/14/2021 - your case is transferred to another office that now has jurisdiction over your case

Letter received -05/16/2021 - We transferred your case to SRC to speed up the processing

Another SR raised - 06/24/2021

Reply  to SR- 07/07/2021 - 'Your case is under active examination, we can't give you definitive timeline'

Status change - 07/09/2021 - 'Your case is transferred to another office'

Status change- 07/12/2021 - your case is transferred to another office that now has jurisdiction over your case

 

I called USCIS today and they said the case is transferred to NBC!

 

Edited July 15, 2021 by MyNameIsEarl

[USC4SPOUSE 506]

21 minutes ago, MyNameIsEarl said:

Mine is CR6 and SRC. Did not file N400

 

Receipt - 01/28/2020

Biometrics reused - 05/03/2020

SR raised - 04/24/2021

Reply to SR- 05/06/2021 - 'Your case was sent to records room by mistake, we are trying to get the documents back to SRC'

Status change - 05/13/2021 - your case is transferred to another office

Status change - 05/14/2021 - your case is transferred to another office that now has jurisdiction over your case

Letter received -05/16/2021 - We transferred your case to SRC to speed up the processing

Another SR raised - 06/24/2021

Reply  to SR- 07/07/2021 - 'Your case is under active examination, we can't give you definitive timeline'

Status change - 07/09/2021 - 'Your case is transferred to another office'

Status change- 07/12/2021 - your case is transferred to another office that now has jurisdiction over your case

 

I called USCIS today and they said the case is transferred to NBC!

 

That means they probably want to interview you. Though, there is still a chance that the NBC may waive the interview. They've done it on occasion for others. 

 

[MyNameIsEarl 13]

5 minutes ago, USC4SPOUSE said:

That means they probably want to interview you. Though, there is still a chance that the NBC may waive the interview. They've done it on occasion for others. 

 

Thank you. Hopefully they waive it or at least make the interview scheduling process quicker. 

[MyNameIsEarl 13]

I received a letter from USCIS today with the following message

 

' We completed the preliminary review of your case and as part of standard processing we are transferring your case to the following service center - NBC, Lee's Summit, MO'

 

Does this means interview for sure or something else like background checks and other issues because they said they completed the preliminary review. I submitted tons of evidence when i filed ROC.