POTOMAC (YSC) I-751 Non Transferred Filers ONLY...

[Rearviewmirror 397]

1 hour ago, He and I said:

286 days ago USCIS received our ROC... and still nothing... Thank you Potomac for being so slow... Although I am still far away from the 29 months lol...
Sorry guys, just need to vent!

About to hit 200 days. Basically at this point I'm just counting down to my N400 filing in January of next year.

[RambaCat 643]

6 minutes ago, demortae said:

Unfortunately,  29 months is 882 days, so I'm still within the norm.

...good to know I'm 21 days away from being outside the norm.

Though I apparently can't make enquiries until the end of October because uscis need that extra couple of months I guess 😩

[He and I 66]

54 minutes ago, Fe.Ta said:

I see your 286 and raise you 306 days. LOL

I am sure there are some waiting way, way longer than both of us.

 

Yes, its freaking annoying.  I just vent and move on.  Haha

Maybe we will see some hope December 2024? 🤣

Haha... which is hilarious is when you receive the Visa Journey weekly email with Your latest I-751 approval estimate! as May 15, 2024

And you're right: just sit and relax...next step will be N400!

[He and I 66]

8 minutes ago, Rearviewmirror said:

About to hit 200 days. Basically at this point I'm just counting down to my N400 filing in January of next year.

Will apply next September... so will see if it speeds up the process!

[Fe.Ta 874]

I know.  It is so sad.  What is the point of saying after X days you can submit an inquiry and then when you can, it extends it even more?  Again, USCIS is just a joke. LOL

Good luck to all of us.  For those of you applying to citizenship soon, at least you know it will be over sooner rather than later.  Best of luck and keep us posted!

 

For those that are choosing not to file for N400, whether it is because of limitations now such as a language barrier or because it is a personal choice, please note there is the option of WOM to get your 751 processed sooner.
 

 

The ones that have a language barrier, there is this resource where you can find centers near you that will help with both English and the citizenship interview/testing preparation:

https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/findcitizenshiphelp

And, of course, you can always just not do either if that is your personal preference and just wait.  But, I just want people to know their options.
 

[interprime 27]

2 hours ago, RambaCat said:

...good to know I'm 21 days away from being outside the norm.

Though I apparently can't make enquiries until the end of October because uscis need that extra couple of months I guess 😩

 

Applied around the same time as you, also still waiting. Sent off my N-400 application 3 months ago and my I-751 application was moved to the NBC a month later. Hasn't been any change since then, though.

[Fe.Ta 874]

1 minute ago, interprime said:

 

Applied around the same time as you, also still waiting. Sent off my N-400 application 3 months ago and my I-751 application was moved to the NBC a month later. Hasn't been any change since then, though.

You should be closer!

 

Maybe you might hear about an interview for October or so?

[CCCCCF 174]

Filed back in May 2021, and still waiting. And the inquiry date will be in 2024 Jan sometime. This is so slow.  

[sumbunny 566]

Posted in the monthly thread already, but filed for my husband in Jan 2021 and he just got his GC in the mail a few days ago. Case approved Jul 14th. So grateful to be out of waiting in YSC hell. On the plus side, I didn't realize the new GC would expire 10 years from issuance, so it doesn't expire until 2033 which is nice.

[DPP123 409]

5 minutes ago, sumbunny said:

Posted in the monthly thread already, but filed for my husband in Jan 2021 and he just got his GC in the mail a few days ago. Case approved Jul 14th. So grateful to be out of waiting in YSC hell. On the plus side, I didn't realize the new GC would expire 10 years from issuance, so it doesn't expire until 2033 which is nice.

Congrats... did your status change online?  Or were you surprised with a green card in the mail?  We filed Feb 2021 so I am hopeful.

[veronicadc 18]

14 minutes ago, sumbunny said:

Posted in the monthly thread already, but filed for my husband in Jan 2021 and he just got his GC in the mail a few days ago. Case approved Jul 14th. So grateful to be out of waiting in YSC hell. On the plus side, I didn't realize the new GC would expire 10 years from issuance, so it doesn't expire until 2033 which is nice.

Congrats ! I’m feb 2021 filer and just reached my 29 months mark. Hopefully they’ll get to my case soon ! No interview I assume ? 

[TBoneTX 45,273]

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[L and J C 5]

On 8/2/2023 at 7:39 PM, TBoneTX said:

A post has been removed -- the author has a thread about it.

I’m guessing this was my previous post about global entry — nobody replied to that thread and I couldn’t figure out a way to delete it, so i had posted it here. any tips for whether or not someone might read it and be able to answer? Original thread here 

Thanks! 

 

Edited August 4, 2023 by L and J C

[Bavarian91 59]

On 7/24/2023 at 10:28 AM, Rearviewmirror said:

About to hit 200 days. Basically at this point I'm just counting down to my N400 filing in January of next year.

Due to Tax reasons I might not apply for the N400 (Properties in Europe). I still have to wait and see how the exact tax code is for property outside the US 

[Crazy Cat 41,844]

3 minutes ago, Bavarian91 said:

Due to Tax reasons I might not apply for the N400 (Properties in Europe). I still have to wait and see how the exact tax code is for property outside the US 

I thought Green Card holders are subject to the same US tax code as US citizens.  I know that world-wide income is treated exactly the same. 

Edited August 7, 2023 by Crazy Cat