I-751 (Removal of Conditions) April 2020 Filers (merged)

[Nathan45 5]

Just now, S*UK said:

That makes sense. Most of our documents were only a single page. We used our bank statements to show utility bills. And our bank statements were only 1-2 pages each (we only use the joint account for bills and transfers). The biggest documents were our tax returns. Even our deed is only 1 page long somehow.

 

I feel like we underestimated the importance of ROC. We assumed this was the easy part after AOS and K1 application. I could just be being paranoid now since its sent. I guess we'll find out how much evidence they really wanted... in maybe a year haha. 

They'll just ask for more if they really want it - If you really didn't send enough in, under the Obama admin, they'd for sure interview you if you didn't send in much. Now that everyone gets interviewed it doesn't really matter. It's hard to fake a real marriage. 

[S*UK 543]

1 minute ago, Nathan45 said:

They'll just ask for more if they really want it - If you really didn't send enough in, under the Obama admin, they'd for sure interview you if you didn't send in much. Now that everyone gets interviewed it doesn't really matter. It's hard to fake a real marriage. 

True. We sent them our whole life. So not much they could ask for.

I didn't realise that everyone is interviewed now. That poses another issue since its likely my husband will deploy next year. Great. 

[Chicken7585 36]

5 minutes ago, S*UK said:

True. We sent them our whole life. So not much they could ask for.

I didn't realise that everyone is interviewed now. That poses another issue since its likely my husband will deploy next year. Great. 

I did an informal survey in a FB group I'm a part of related to Removal of Conditions and the vast majority did not have an interview. Unscientific but still quite heartening.

[Chicken7585 36]

20 minutes ago, S*UK said:

That makes sense. Most of our documents were only a single page. We used our bank statements to show utility bills. And our bank statements were only 1-2 pages each (we only use the joint account for bills and transfers). The biggest documents were our tax returns. Even our deed is only 1 page long somehow.

 

I feel like we underestimated the importance of ROC. We assumed this was the easy part after AOS and K1 application. I could just be being paranoid now since its sent. I guess we'll find out how much evidence they really wanted... in maybe a year haha. 

I used the IRS tax transcripts downloaded from the IRS website that was recommended to me - they were about 5 pages long.

[S*UK 543]

6 minutes ago, Chicken7585 said:

I used the IRS tax transcripts downloaded from the IRS website that was recommended to me - they were about 5 pages long.

Yea, that was our longest document I think

 

10 minutes ago, Chicken7585 said:

I did an informal survey in a FB group I'm a part of related to Removal of Conditions and the vast majority did not have an interview. Unscientific but still quite heartening.

Yea I didn't think it was mandatory...

[Lelah22 8]

3/27/2020 sent packet

4/3/2020 packet returned for old form (oops!)

4/8/2020 packet mailed again

4/10/2020 packet received in Phoenix 

4/16/2020 text with receipt number and check cashed

 

[Annloha 18]

4/9/20 Sent packet

4/13/20 Arrived to USCIS TX

4/15/20 Received Text&email, CC got charge and they said they accepted case since 4/13/20 then transfer to Vermont center now.

 

It's pretty fast than i was expecting. Also if you filed AOS before 2018 I believe that they won't ask you for interview

 

[k123 3]

4/13/20 packet sent

4/14/20 packet delivered to Lewisville, TX

4/16/20 received text from USCIS - case # starts with MSC.

which service center is MSC? cannot find any processing time for it.

anyone else here with MSC?

[Lilith90 12]

13 minutes ago, k123 said:

4/13/20 packet sent

4/14/20 packet delivered to Lewisville, TX

4/16/20 received text from USCIS - case # starts with MSC.

which service center is MSC? cannot find any processing time for it.

anyone else here with MSC?

MSC is National benefits center in Missouri. My AOS was processed there

[Lilith90 12]

2 hours ago, Annloha said:

4/9/20 Sent packet

4/13/20 Arrived to USCIS TX

4/15/20 Received Text&email, CC got charge and they said they accepted case since 4/13/20 then transfer to Vermont center now.

 

It's pretty fast than i was expecting. Also if you filed AOS before 2018 I believe that they won't ask you for interview

 

Mine was pretty fast too. I was surprised I sent the package on 4/7/20, it arrived in Texas on 4/10/20, on the 14th I received the text, next day (4/15/20) my check was cashed and today I'm expecting to receive the letter. I hope I can skip the interview this time 🤞😀

[Annloha 18]

Just now, Lilith90 said:

Mine was pretty fast too. I was surprised I sent the package on 4/7/20, it arrived in Texas on 4/10/20, on the 14th I received the text, next day (4/15/20) my check was cashed and today I'm expecting to receive the letter. I hope I can skip the interview this time 🤞😀

That's really fast. I think since everything shut down they probably have time to processing stuff. 

[Ben & Katy 168]

How has the shutting down of services affected the ROC process for everyone?  I am just asking because our time for ROC comes in mid July.  I have already started getting bills together so I won't have to do everything at the last minute.  

[thine 24]

On 3/10/2020 at 8:48 PM, PrisEri said:

We just finished putting together our packet and it's ready to go!

Tell us what's inside

 

[thine 24]

I am ready to send out my packet and its ready to go! 

[thine 24]

11 hours ago, Chicken7585 said:

I used the IRS tax transcripts downloaded from the IRS website that was recommended to me - they were about 5 pages long.

On ROC, would 2 year tax return be enough? Did anybody submit the same thing?