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

[He and I 66]

On 11/16/2023 at 6:53 PM, gogogo786 said:

 

I'm also a fellow Potomac I-751 filer. Filed 751 in Nov. 2022, no movement at all besides a 24-month extension and a 48-month extension. Filed N-400 last month, Tampa FO. Currently showing estimated completion 9 months on that.

Same boat! Filed ROC on October 2022, Potomac - and N-400 last September with Tampa FO.

[gogogo786 38]

19 hours ago, He and I said:

Same boat! Filed ROC on October 2022, Potomac - and N-400 last September with Tampa FO.

 

Oh wow cool. Let's keep each other posted about our timelines.

[programmer437 27]

March 2021 filer here - no movement since fingerprints in June 2021 until this Monday when our case was finally approved. I contacted my congressional representative a couple of weeks ago and he sent an inquiry on our behalf, I’m guessing that might have finally gotten it un-stuck. 

[Lotus95 51]

13 minutes ago, programmer437 said:

March 2021 filer here - no movement since fingerprints in June 2021 until this Monday when our case was finally approved. I contacted my congressional representative a couple of weeks ago and he sent an inquiry on our behalf, I’m guessing that might have finally gotten it un-stuck. 

Oh wow, congrats!! I’m in the exact same boat, filed in March 2021 and no movement since fingerprints in June 2021. Keeping my fingers crossed it’s my turn soon 🤞🏻

[RambaCat 643]

1 hour ago, programmer437 said:

March 2021 filer here - no movement since fingerprints in June 2021 until this Monday when our case was finally approved. I contacted my congressional representative a couple of weeks ago and he sent an inquiry on our behalf, I’m guessing that might have finally gotten it un-stuck. 

Also a March 2021 filer here! Hoping for news soon myself, and this brings me some hope; thanks for sharing ❤️

[Fe.Ta 874]

On 11/22/2023 at 11:28 AM, RambaCat said:

Also a March 2021 filer here! Hoping for news soon myself, and this brings me some hope; thanks for sharing ❤️

Any update? YSC has been pumping them out like the Duggars.

In the last 24-48 hours, they approved 114 cases for 751.  It looks like the majority were 2021, so I hope you are closer each time!

[veronicadc 18]

Just now, Fe.Ta said:

Any update? YSC has been pumping them out like the Duggars.

In the last 24-48 hours, they approved 114 cases for 751.  It looks like the majority were 2021, so I hope you are closer each time!

I’m feb 2021 filed and nothing yet 

[Fe.Ta 874]

Just now, veronicadc said:

I’m feb 2021 filed and nothing yet 

This is what gets me mad.  On the list, I saw a filer whose case was sent 09/26/2022 that was approved (11/30/23) without a sign of N400 being filed or anything.  But, here you are waiting.  NO LOGIC.

[veronicadc 18]

1 minute ago, Fe.Ta said:

This is what gets me mad.  On the list, I saw a filer whose case was sent 09/26/2022 that was approved (11/30/23) without a sign of N400 being filed or anything.  But, here you are waiting.  NO LOGIC.

No logic 🥲

[OldUser 6,590]

1 hour ago, veronicadc said:

No logic 🥲

Is your divorce still ongoing? USCIS may be aware... There's almost never fast adjudication when divorce is involved.

Edited December 1, 2023 by OldUser

[veronicadc 18]

4 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Is your divorce still ongoing? USCIS may be aware... There's almost never fast adjudication when divorce is involved.

They are aware because I informed them.  It might be never fast but also shouldn’t be 3 year long review neither

[OldUser 6,590]

Just now, veronicadc said:

They are aware because I informed them.  It might be never fast but also shouldn’t be 3 year long review neither

That's great that you let them know.

 

There's a reason extension letters are 48 months (4 years) now. The wait times are aweful. On the other hand, @Crazy Cat wife's I-751 took 44 months and @mindthegap is still waiting since 2015. Though those are rare cases...

[Crazy Cat 41,772]

1 minute ago, OldUser said:

On the other hand, @Crazy Cat wife's I-751 took 44 months

and we had no RFEs at all!!!  

[OldUser 6,590]

Just now, Crazy Cat said:

and we had no RFEs at all!!!  

Just a very chill IO 😃

[veronicadc 18]

19 minutes ago, OldUser said:

That's great that you let them know.

 

There's a reason extension letters are 48 months (4 years) now. The wait times are aweful. On the other hand, @Crazy Cat wife's I-751 took 44 months and @mindthegap is still waiting since 2015. Though those are rare cases...

48 months sounds crazy at first but even this extension expires Feb 2025 which’s like a year away