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

[doggieandsam 765]

20 hours ago, Guido51 said:

hi everyone, hope we will all get some good news soon. i have to share something and if anyone can share thoughts, i would appreciate

 

i submitted my n400 in February 2021(florida) (13 months ago)

I have a pending i751 since June 2020(potomac) (21 months ago)

 

almost everyone i follow gets their case transferred soon after filing n400. Even people months after me got their interviews but my n400 never moved since biometrics. and these people's local office is same as me.

online it is still in normal processing time but everyone else's case gets interview notice way before those dates.

 

i'm worried that maybe i miss an update or my case got lost or something. many people's case got approved in 7-9months (even those processing times are still long for them) but my case never got updated after biometrics.

 

anyone in similar situation? is it because my i751 is divorce waiver? 

thank you if anyone can share thought

hey did you submit your n400 online? if yes, your online account will show all letters/status they sent you...maybe check there is they sent you any correspondence? did you move since you submitted your apps? hope someone else with a divorce waiver can chime in here.

[doggieandsam 765]

14 hours ago, LFP said:

Hi, wondering if there are any recent I751 filers whose service centre is Potomac? Trying to get an idea if there is a delay in extension letters being sent from there... supposed to be travelling in a few weeks! I see in the February 2022 filers thread that other centres have sent letters within a week of the text message. 
My timeline is as follows:
Package received in Illinois: February 12th

Text message received: February 15th

 

my experience is not recent but in YSC it can take longer to get the letter. during my time in 2020, i got my NOA in a little over 2 weeks time. some people got theirs in a month. i think the notification you get when you file indicates a window of 1 month to receive the letter...if you have not received it by that time, that's the time to worry/start checking.

Edited March 1, 2022 by doggieandsam

[LFP 7]

22 minutes ago, doggieandsam said:

my experience is not recent but in YSC it can take longer to get the letter. during my time in 2020, i got my NOA in a little over 2 weeks time. some people got theirs in a month. i think the notification you get when you file indicates a window of 1 month to receive the letter...if you have not received it by that time, that's the time to worry/start checking.

Hi doggieandsam, 

Thank you for the response. Glad to hear that 2 weeks isn’t that unusual for Potomac! Hopefully I fall into that category as I’m supposed to travel in a few weeks. I actually called and spoke to someone today about my case. They said they can see that a letter was sent the day after I received the text message (February 16th) but they don’t know why I haven’t received it yet… perhaps that it’s an issue with USPS. The person I spoke with was kind enough to put in a service request so have another letter issued so hopefully the original arrives soon or that service request is processed quickly. 

[Lilly2302 302]

Hi!

 

Do you guys recommend to file N400 without receiving permanent green card? 
 

my dates are as follow

 

2/4/2021 - Received

06/10/2021 - Fingerprints taken.

 

I have been a resident since 2/2019. 

 

[Guido51 9]

2 hours ago, doggieandsam said:

hey did you submit your n400 online? if yes, your online account will show all letters/status they sent you...maybe check there is they sent you any correspondence? did you move since you submitted your apps? hope someone else with a divorce waiver can chime in here.

thanks for reply. yes i submitted n400 online and i check my status/documents and nothing is there except biometrics.

yes i moved once but i updated my address immediately. 

 

i'm just worried why my case has never been transferred but everyone else's case did after they submit n400.

hope anyone has any input. thanks again

[ofc1314 1]

July 2020 filer here and got approval today

 

I-751 applied on July 2020

N400 applied on July 2021

Case transferred on September 2021

 

Interviewed during first greencard, No interview this time, N400 is still pending.  They are working on July 2020 it seems, so hang in there

Edited March 2, 2022 by ofc1314

[doggieandsam 765]

20 hours ago, Guido51 said:

thanks for reply. yes i submitted n400 online and i check my status/documents and nothing is there except biometrics.

yes i moved once but i updated my address immediately. 

 

i'm just worried why my case has never been transferred but everyone else's case did after they submit n400.

hope anyone has any input. thanks again

there are some cases reported here where they moved AND updated their address, but notification was still mailed to their old address. as a result, they missed interview notices etc. not saying this is what happened to you, but worth checking. that was why i asked about your n400 because if you applied online because for an online filing through the myuscis, there will be a digital copy of all letters uploaded in your uscis online account so you will know what has been sent even if the physical mail did get lost. maybe there is indeed no movement yet on your n400. did you try calling them about your 751?

[doggieandsam 765]

20 hours ago, Lilly2302 said:

Hi!

 

Do you guys recommend to file N400 without receiving permanent green card? 
 

my dates are as follow

 

2/4/2021 - Received

06/10/2021 - Fingerprints taken.

 

I have been a resident since 2/2019. 

 

if you intend to file n400 at some point, then yes, I would recommend filing as soon as you are eligible even if your roc is still pending. it helped in my case. but then again, with this process ymmv.

[Guido51 9]

9 hours ago, doggieandsam said:

there are some cases reported here where they moved AND updated their address, but notification was still mailed to their old address. as a result, they missed interview notices etc. not saying this is what happened to you, but worth checking. that was why i asked about your n400 because if you applied online because for an online filing through the myuscis, there will be a digital copy of all letters uploaded in your uscis online account so you will know what has been sent even if the physical mail did get lost. maybe there is indeed no movement yet on your n400. did you try calling them about your 751?

hi thanks for reply again. yes i checked documents tab and there is no interview notice. documents tab has only biometrics and reciept notice.

i checked with them on i751 and n400, they tell me the same thing i see when i check my status.

 

im just worried and paranoid, they probabbly didn't send me anything but how can i 100% sure? 

 

[doggieandsam 765]

On 3/2/2022 at 7:23 PM, Guido51 said:

hi thanks for reply again. yes i checked documents tab and there is no interview notice. documents tab has only biometrics and reciept notice.

i checked with them on i751 and n400, they tell me the same thing i see when i check my status.

 

im just worried and paranoid, they probabbly didn't send me anything but how can i 100% sure? 

 

for the n400 - the documents tab is your 100% proof what has has been sent so you can be sure about that

the i751 is unfortunately a different story. 

[GEOntificator 281]

I know it is very hard to tell what USCIS is processing, but does anyone have any estimate on what month and year (Submission date) they are working on now?

[DavidS87 18]

Hey all! Just got the email to say my card is being produced! I applied in May 2020 and filed a divorce waiver in April 2021. Non transferred, no interview and no N400 application for obvious reasons 😬

[Joshzes 5]

5 hours ago, DavidS87 said:

Hey all! Just got the email to say my card is being produced! I applied in May 2020 and filed a divorce waiver in April 2021. Non transferred, no interview and no N400 application for obvious reasons 😬

I’m in this process.. please what documents did you add for your divorce waiver?  

[Guido51 9]

9 hours ago, doggieandsam said:

for the n400 - the documents tab is your 100% proof what has has been sent so you can be sure about that

the i751 is unfortunately a different story. 

thank you and i agree with you.

for i751, my case status would still change right? and my lawyer would also receive the notice. in these case, i think i shouldn't worry about missing notices but i still worry(anxiety)

[doggieandsam 765]

Hey @Guido51 something occurred to me. Your i751 is a divorce waiver right? How come you were able to apply for the n400 already? If you are doing i751 that means you have only been a resident for 3 years. If you have a divorce waiver then that means you are not eligible for n400 under the 3 year rule. Or am i missing something?