I-751 March 2020 Filers

[Guido51 9]

1 hour ago, da95826 said:

USCIS does not provide processing time for i751 for individual field offices, they do provide processing times for all field offices together (as I provided) . I think you are giving me the regional service center that had your case timeline which has nothing to do with the field offices timeline.

 

The next status update USCIS will send out to you is that the interview has been scheduled for either your i751 case or your n400 case. There is a good chance you will have a combo interview where both the i751 and the n400 are adjudicated at the same time. Your i751 has to be approved before the n400 can be approved.

 

Not so much the divorce I see divorce waiver cases move normally here all the time frequently approved without an interview, but the previous denial could cause additional investigation of your case, a lot depends on why they denied you checking to see if you raised any red flags for non bona fide marriage making any misrepresentations about your case.

 

USCIS really scrubs an n400 applicant’s immgration history so if the petitioner has a complicated immgration history I think USCIS spends additional time investigating taking more time to process.

 

THERE IS NO WAY TO PREDICT HOW LONG USCIS WILL TAKE ON ANY ONE SPECIFIC CASE. USCIS processing time varies widely between cases with similar circumstances. 

 

Our i751 own case is taking 21 months so far MANY California Service Center  i751 cases files in the past 2 years  have been approved many in just 7 months after filing I have no idea why our case is taking so much longer then many as we when through the K1 - AOS route being interviewed already at that time and had our case the sent to the California service center and USCIS has yet to indicate our case is ready to be scheduled for an interview. Possible reasons for our delay; spouse from Iran, same sex marrage, not eough proof of a bonfied marrage, COVID…???? Who knows why, I don't.

i think you are wrong. please check here: https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

they do provide processing times for each office. just select i751 and then the office.

 

thank you for the reply though

[da95826 387]

33 minutes ago, Guido51 said:

i think you are wrong. please check here: https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

they do provide processing times for each office. just select i751 and then the office.

This is what I see when looking at i751 processing time on the USCIS site....

Only USCIS Service Centers and a combined all field office category for those who are scheduled for an interview.

 

Edited February 7, 2022 by da95826

[Meno 42]

FInally after my husbands interview November 10th, he had is oath ceremony yesterday and is finally a citizen!!. After the interview they said the oath ceremony would be 4-6 weeks later and it took 2.5 months for him to get a date for his ceremony. They processed his removal of conditions around the same time and he got his greencard about a week before his interview. I'm just happy that this USCIS journey is over and hopefully I never have to do this again.

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Finally I751 approved (applied May'20 YSC) after it was transferred to NBC in Dec'21 for faster processing.

N-400 still has estimated waiting time of 8 months. At least its much easier to travel with the 10year green card.

[Clemsontigersfan 4]

Hello, I applied for N400 based on the 3-year rule with a pending I751 in October. My ten-year green card was approved on January 5th, 2022. As for the N400, they reused my biometrics. I got the letter that states that my interview will be at the end of April in early March, however I received another mail that I will be having a combo interview so I should bring my spouse. The letter did not look like any of the other letters I received previously from uscis. Why would I have a combo interview when the conditions have been removed? Has anyone been through this situation before?

[Athens 101]

8 hours ago, Clemsontigersfan said:

Hello, I applied for N400 based on the 3-year rule with a pending I751 in October. My ten-year green card was approved on January 5th, 2022. As for the N400, they reused my biometrics. I got the letter that states that my interview will be at the end of April in early March, however I received another mail that I will be having a combo interview so I should bring my spouse. The letter did not look like any of the other letters I received previously from uscis. Why would I have a combo interview when the conditions have been removed? Has anyone been through this situation before?

No - but since the letter stated you appear with your spouse, I suggest you go with your spouse.