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LIN DEC 2018 FILER, READY TO SCHEDULE AN INTERVIEW

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Hi,

 

I filed my I-751 on Dec 2018. I got an update status on September 9 ,2019 saying my case is ready to schedule an interview.

 

Does anyone has the same status like mine?

 

I have couple friends they applied either before me or after me, they all received their card already.

 

And I didn't get any ROE notice as well.

 

Just wondering if there are some people like me?

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Taiwan
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My wife has been waiting for an interview since May 29, 2019...filed in March 2019.....It depends on how busy your local office is.

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I'm a Feb 19 filer. On January 29th, my status was updated just like you. And as for today, it just updated to "Interview was scheduled". Right now we're waiting for the mail that has the interview date on it. Hopefully yours will come soon! I think it depends on your local field office.  Good luck! 

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