I-751 FEBRUARY 2020 FILERS

[Efren Gonzalez 38]

Update on my case : new card delivered!!!!

[H-I 32]

6 minutes ago, Efren Gonzalez said:

Update on my case : new card delivered!!!!

Congrats!!! That was fast! 

 

No update here. Not even biometrics... 

[Efren Gonzalez 38]

5 minutes ago, H-I said:

Congrats!!! That was fast! 

 

No update here. Not even biometrics... 

Darn it!! My biometrics were waived they used the ones I did for my AOS, patience!!!

[H-I 32]

4 minutes ago, Efren Gonzalez said:

Darn it!! My biometrics were waived they used the ones I did for my AOS, patience!!!

Apparently, it is partly because it is WAC which is the slowest among all centers from what I see. I wonder if anyone from February filers have any updates for WAC. Haven't seen in the topic.

[jzgr24 22]

On 8/8/2020 at 7:12 PM, H-I said:

Apparently, it is partly because it is WAC which is the slowest among all centers from what I see. I wonder if anyone from February filers have any updates for WAC. Haven't seen in the topic.

we are WAC too, havent heard anything on biometrics either, basically no updates since we received the extension letter, i do follow the California fillers thread, and a few Nov- Dec 2019 fillers got their biometrics waiver a few weeks ago, we are in for a LONG wait, I'm expecting to hear something within the next month, at least for biometrics, but who knows!

[H-I 32]

1 hour ago, jzgr24 said:

we are WAC too, havent heard anything on biometrics either, basically no updates since we received the extension letter, i do follow the California fillers thread, and a few Nov- Dec 2019 fillers got their biometrics waiver a few weeks ago, we are in for a LONG wait, I'm expecting to hear something within the next month, at least for biometrics, but who knows!

Thank you for the reply! I just checked those threads you mentioned. Yep, it looks like a long wait. Well, good luck to us! 

[US <3 IND 53]

On 8/8/2020 at 9:49 PM, Efren Gonzalez said:

Update on my case : new card delivered!!!!

How long did it take from approval to getting your card in the mail?

 

Can you share your timeline?

[Efren Gonzalez 38]

48 minutes ago, US <3 IND said:

How long did it take from approval to getting your card in the mail?

 

Can you share your timeline?

From when I got my card being produced /I-751 approved notice took 20 days to get card.

[H-I 32]

Some not good news for all who are still waiting 

 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/andyjsemotiuk/2020/08/13/us-immigration-shutdown-imminent-as-congress-talks-collapse/#6c07b8303407

 

Maybe you've seen already. Sharing just in case you haven't. 

[LilyDim 20]

On 8/13/2020 at 10:02 PM, H-I said:

Some not good news for all who are still waiting 

 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/andyjsemotiuk/2020/08/13/us-immigration-shutdown-imminent-as-congress-talks-collapse/#6c07b8303407

 

Maybe you've seen already. Sharing just in case you haven't. 

This is so sad and disheartening... the year has run us all to the ground ugh. 

 

 

For my case, after the name change notification, I got a new update on August 10 that they applied my old biometrics to the removal of conditions case. So, at least it's moving... until they all get furloughed 😕 

[Marieke H 2,498]

I checked the processing time for Texas this morning; 14.5 - 20 months, so I decided not to think about it for the rest of the year because it was going to take a while...

And then I got this update this afternoon!

[H-I 32]

3 hours ago, Marieke H said:

I checked the processing time for Texas this morning; 14.5 - 20 months, so I decided not to think about it for the rest of the year because it was going to take a while...

And then I got this update this afternoon!

Congrats!!! That's a huge update especially during this time. Are you a February filer? 

[Marieke H 2,498]

2 hours ago, H-I said:

Congrats!!! That's a huge update especially during this time. Are you a February filer? 

Thank you! Yes, I filed at the end of February. 

I think ROC is one of the few processes where progress can be fast right now, for people who have done AOS. My biometrics and interview were waived, because I had already done all that 2 years ago for AOS. 

[H-I 32]

4 minutes ago, Marieke H said:

Thank you! Yes, I filed at the end of February. 

I think ROC is one of the few processes where progress can be fast right now, for people who have done AOS. My biometrics and interview were waived, because I had already done all that 2 years ago for AOS. 

Apparently, it depends on a center too. The one in California is the slowest. May I ask also when did they waived your biometrics? My status still shows "Case was received" since the beginning of March.

[Marieke H 2,498]

54 minutes ago, H-I said:

Apparently, it depends on a center too. The one in California is the slowest. May I ask also when did they waived your biometrics? My status still shows "Case was received" since the beginning of March.

Yes, Texas seems to be going pretty fast for some people.

I received an update on May 8 that my fingerprints from AOS were going to be re-used.