USCIS is Extending the Suspension of In-Person Services at all Local Offices from April 7th to June 4th Due to Covid-19

[Todd55 37]

9 hours ago, asls said:

Does anyone know if we will be able to get a passport stamp? There's a lot of people whose status will expire and they need a passport stamp to renew license/ show to employer they're still legal here.

I'm not sure I understand your question. do you have a green card? do you have a work authorization paper? because with either of those you just have to send it through the mail you don't have to go anywhere in person.

[asls 29]

A lot of people have 2 year green card with pending i751 and pending n400.

 

The extension letter which is good for 18months will expire for a lot of people in a month, two, three, etc.

 

A lot of states give you a drivers license based on that 18months extension. So once that expires so does your DL, and you have to get a passport stamp to renew it.

 

Hope that makes it clearer.

So, will we be able to get a passport stamp for those who have a 2year green card with pending i751?

[Todd55 37]

11 minutes ago, asls said:

A lot of people have 2 year green card with pending i751 and pending n400.

 

The extension letter which is good for 18months will expire for a lot of people in a month, two, three, etc.

 

A lot of states give you a drivers license based on that 18months extension. So once that expires so does your DL, and you have to get a passport stamp to renew it.

 

Hope that makes it clearer.

So, will we be able to get a passport stamp for those who have a 2year green card with pending i751?

yeah that makes a lot more sense now to me. I just went through the process with my wife for the 2-year card she just got her two-year card a week ago.  I figured when we send it out 90 days before the two years they'll give us an extension letter but I had no idea your case is still pending even with the extension letter.  the whole process for my wifes 2-year card took nine months so are you saying that you're still waiting for a response even after 18 months?  I was hoping when we sent off for the 10-year card it would be a quicker process but I guess not. sorry I can't help you with the stamp in the passport original question

Edited March 20, 2020 by Todd55

[Todd55 37]

19 minutes ago, Todd55 said:

yeah that makes a lot more sense now to me. I just went through the process with my wife for the 2-year card she just got her two-year card a week ago.  I figured when we send it out 90 days before the two years they'll give us an extension letter but I had no idea your case is still pending even with the extension letter.  the whole process for my wifes 2-year card took nine months so are you saying that you're still waiting for a response even after 18 months?  I was hoping when we sent off for the 10-year card it would be a quicker process but I guess not. sorry I can't help you with the stamp in the passport original question

I did read in the announcement from USCIS so that you can make an emergency appointment. so I don't know if your situation would qualify for an emergency but you can try that

[Steeleballz 7,550]

10 hours ago, Henry357 said:

Fly to Mexico, wait 14 days then cross to Us

 

   The US-Mexico border could be shut down to non essential travel as early as tomorrow. 

[Henry357 70]

6 minutes ago, Steeleballz said:

 

   The US-Mexico border could be shut down to non essential travel as early as tomorrow. 

We shall see , family members are exempt . Get married in Mexico? 
 

also you could go to Bahamas or cayman

[Steeleballz 7,550]

10 minutes ago, Henry357 said:

We shall see , family members are exempt . Get married in Mexico? 
 

also you could go to Bahamas or cayman

 

    Do you think a USC will be allowed in to Mexico to get married if the border is closed to non essential travel? Seems to be some risk involved. I wouldn't try it personally unless I was comfortable with the possibility of waiting this thing out in Mexico. To each their own though. 

[Henry357 70]

2 minutes ago, Steeleballz said:

 

    Do you think a USC will be allowed in to Mexico to get married if the border is closed to non essential travel? Seems to be some risk involved. I wouldn't try it personally unless I was comfortable with the possibility of waiting this thing out in Mexico. To each their own though. 

It’s not closed yet. go now. 
 

I personally would go to Bahamas or cayman island.  

[GeeRaf 61]

Yep, we're having to be rescheduled before of this. 

[kazero17 26]

On 3/17/2020 at 11:56 PM, Captain Ewok said:

USCIS is Suspending In-Person Services at all local offices effective March 18 to (at least) April 1st Due to Covid-19.  This includes all scheduled interviews.  Processing at USCIS offices not requiring face time will continue as normal.

 

Full details from USCIS are here: https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/uscis-response-coronavirus-disease-2019-covid-19

 

source: https://www.uscis.gov/

i have my biometric on 4/3/20, does this mean i cant go ? Do i have to reschedule or the USCIS will contact me and let me know the new date ? 

[RRT 1]

My wife had her biometrics appointment for her I-131 scheduled for 03/25 but it was canceled because all field offices are closed. We had already made travel plans which are also now cancelled due to the borders being closed.

[GordonRamsey 22]

So I'm in the US with a K1 fiance Visa.

Assuming I can arrange a wedding within the next 90 days, if I can't report my marriage in person to USCIS as I'm supposed to, what are my next steps here? Just call them up?

[jlamers77 4]

My N400 interview is scheduled for April 15th in Newark. No postponement yet, but I'm sure that will happen soon.

[Sana szy 11]

I have appointment the 25 for biometric but I didn't receive any cancelation for it so I don't know if I must go or what 

[Sticks 10]

Hello all, Our K-1 visa interview was going to be on the 25th but was canceled due to Covid-19. I am worried because our approval expires on April 4th and don't know what to do, will it be extended on it's on or do we need to some something?