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10 minutes ago, CaptainCustard said:

Anybody got the biometrics appointment yet? I haven't gotten anything besides the NOA and I am getting 

The others filed from last year and are only getting theirs now. Can't really tell which cases are on a "go" or at are stuck right now. As long as yours is extended for 18 months, that should be fine. 

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6 hours ago, Kalyan said:

online not (never for me) updated , still shows they received and working on it. mail came in with out any alerts or status changes anywhere.

Oh I see. My case still says it’s received and got the extension letter in mail. That’s it. Nothing about biometrics yet. Hoping to hear something soon. This waiting game is not fun. !!

Removal of Conditions:

08/20/2020 (Day 0)   --- Sent the ROC package to Phoenix, Arizona lockbox through USPS
08/22/2020 (Day 2)   --- Confirmation from USPS that USCIS received the packet.

08/28/2020 (Day 😎  --- NOA1 notification through email and text for the ROC.

09/02/2020 (Day 13) --- Received I-797, 18 month extension letter with notice date as 08/27/2020. 😇

10/17/2020 (Day 58) --- Received Biometrics notification through email and text that finger prints were applied from AOS stage.😁

06/11/2021 (Day 295) --- New Card is produced :dance:

 

Naturalization & US passport:

07/26/2021 (Day 1) --- Applied the form N-400 online and got the receipt notice.

07/28/2021 (Day 3) --- Received Biometrics notification in USCIS online account that finger prints were reused.😁

12/20/2021 (Day 148) --- Received online notification that Interview is scheduled for 01/27/2022 at Detroit USCIS Field Office.:dance:

01/27/2022 (Day 186)   --- Interview was successful but not given out right approval due to A-file not being available.

04/07/2022 (Day 256) --- Received notification that I am in line for Oath ceremony and it will be scheduled :dance:

04/11/2022 (Day 260)   --- Received notification that Oath ceremony was scheduled and notice was mailed. :jest:

 04/26/2022 (Day 275) --- Oath Ceremony.:jest: Became a US Citizen and received the Certificate of Naturalization. 🥰

05/11/2022 (Day 290) -- Applied for US passport at USPS.

05/18/2022 (Day 297) -- State Department site status says my Passport application is received and in progress and was given a locator number starting with 34.🤞

 

 

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We have finally received the NOA. Waiting on the biometrics appointment.

Current Timeline:

 

08/26/2020 - Mailed via USPS the form i-751 to Az address

08/28/2020 - Delivered to USCIS

09/02/2020 - Photo Album was rejected and returned.

09/12/2020 - CC payment taken.

09/13/2020 - Received text msg with the Receipt #

09/25/2020 - Received i-751 NOA

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34 minutes ago, janet3 said:

At what point do we need to start worrying? 

I'm not sure. I saw some people get biometrics ten months after filing! 😬 Sorry...wish I had a better answer...

On 9/25/2020 at 10:28 PM, Ngyeu78 said:

We have finally received the NOA. Waiting on the biometrics appointment.

Eee good luck...I think biometrics is going to be a long wait. 

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18 hours ago, mushroomspore said:

I'm not sure. I saw some people get biometrics ten months after filing! 😬 Sorry...wish I had a better answer...

Eee good luck...I think biometrics is going to be a long wait. 

Regardless when we get this appointment and so forth, we will proceed accordingly. I already know what to do ahead. 

Current Timeline:

 

08/26/2020 - Mailed via USPS the form i-751 to Az address

08/28/2020 - Delivered to USCIS

09/02/2020 - Photo Album was rejected and returned.

09/12/2020 - CC payment taken.

09/13/2020 - Received text msg with the Receipt #

09/25/2020 - Received i-751 NOA

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On 9/10/2020 at 11:59 AM, mushroomspore said:

Well with COVID and the furloughs, it's been a mess. They've always been kinda messy. Even though they're a government agency, they don't get money from the government. Yes, there are a lot of immigrants and yes, we all pay the fees. But the fees are not just for the USCIS employees and immigrants only make up a certain slice of the entire US population. The fees need to cover physical building and real estate costs, security measures, and the usual costs of running any business. One I-751 application right now is less than $700. I make more than that in one week at my current job. These guys are federal agents trying to uphold national security. As incompetent as they can be sometimes, they do need a LOT more money than what they're getting right now if they want to perform at the levels that most people think they should be operating at.


the problem is the I have spoken some people inside that majority of immigration officers are taking Asylm cases at first. Before Trump any illegal immigrant can apply Asylum and obtain work permit 4 years while waiting the Asylm court date. Now, Asylum applicants can get a court rate almost in 2 years. So our cases n400 or 758 whatever got stuck somewhere in the system.  N400 or 758 are NOT priority any more with Trumps administration. %75 percent of immigration officers working only for Asylum cases. This is the problem. In 2010 I got my green card in 3 months got my citizenship in only 2 months in 2015. 

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1 hour ago, oguzksk said:


the problem is the I have spoken some people inside that majority of immigration officers are taking Asylm cases at first. Before Trump any illegal immigrant can apply Asylum and obtain work permit 4 years while waiting the Asylm court date. Now, Asylum applicants can get a court rate almost in 2 years. So our cases n400 or 758 whatever got stuck somewhere in the system.  N400 or 758 are NOT priority any more with Trumps administration. %75 percent of immigration officers working only for Asylum cases. This is the problem. In 2010 I got my green card in 3 months got my citizenship in only 2 months in 2015. 

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6 hours ago, oguzksk said:


the problem is the I have spoken some people inside that majority of immigration officers are taking Asylm cases at first. Before Trump any illegal immigrant can apply Asylum and obtain work permit 4 years while waiting the Asylm court date. Now, Asylum applicants can get a court rate almost in 2 years. So our cases n400 or 758 whatever got stuck somewhere in the system.  N400 or 758 are NOT priority any more with Trumps administration. %75 percent of immigration officers working only for Asylum cases. This is the problem. In 2010 I got my green card in 3 months got my citizenship in only 2 months in 2015. 

Maybe your case had issues. In 2018, my wife got her green card in 2 weeks. My wife's paperwork journey from VN to USA has been much faster than others. It is case by case.

Current Timeline:

 

08/26/2020 - Mailed via USPS the form i-751 to Az address

08/28/2020 - Delivered to USCIS

09/02/2020 - Photo Album was rejected and returned.

09/12/2020 - CC payment taken.

09/13/2020 - Received text msg with the Receipt #

09/25/2020 - Received i-751 NOA

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On 9/27/2020 at 8:18 PM, mushroomspore said:

I'm not sure. I saw some people get biometrics ten months after filing! 😬 Sorry...wish I had a better answer...

Just an FYI....got an email update that case had been updated.....fingerprints taken.

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On 9/25/2020 at 2:49 PM, CaptainCustard said:

Anybody got the biometrics appointment yet? I haven't gotten anything besides the NOA and I am getting worried!

I just got my email today, saying they were reusing my biometrics.  They received my case on 8/18

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On 8/23/2020 at 8:14 AM, theatxbombayguy said:

Received Paper NOA yesterday! The wait begins...

Just checked casestatus online on a whim...
Original fingerprints applied to I-751 case../

No notification in my email/waiting on USPS informed delivery scan...

 N400--> Naturalization: 80 days (Jul 21 - Oct 21) - Timeline

Spoiler

Oct 21 - (10/21) - N400 Approved. Oath Ceremony Scheduled - notice available online

Sep 21 - (09/15) - eNOA - Interview scheduled on Oct 21 @1:15pm

Jul 21 - (07/30) - eNOA received for Biometrics reuse and application acceptance, (07/29) - Online N400 application done🤞🏽 (paid using CC)

I-751--> Removal of Conditions: 100 days (Aug 20 - Nov 20)

Spoiler

Nov 20 - (11/12) - Permanent GC delivered!! Woohooo, (11/09) - Received Paper NOA Approval Notice :dance: :dancing: (Online status - Card being processed)

Oct 20 - (10/26) - Case Transferred to NBC (Notice mentioned to speed up processing)  :unsure:, (10/02) - Existing Fingerprints applied to case.
Aug 20 - (08/22) - Paper NOA in mail (extension letter), (08/11) - eNOA received over text - SRCXXXXXXXXXX, Check Cashed., (08/01) - ROC Package Received (Dallas PO Box)

Jul 20 - (07/29) - Sent ROC Package via USPS 🤞🏽

I-90 --> GC Replacement (Erroneous GC): 6 months (Oct 18 - Mar 19)

Spoiler

Mar 19 - (03/15) Final GC in Mail! Whewwwwwww 🙏🏽 🕺🏽

Mar 19 - (03/12) eNOA Corrected GC being produced, (03/05) e-Submitted I-551 scans with cover letter explaining situation, (02/22) RFE for Original GC

Nov 18 - (11/19) I-551 Stamp done with 12 month date stamp - Returned OG GC, was told by VO told to expect RFE for OG GC 🍾, (11/16) Biometrics done @ASC in Austin, told to keep GC, (11/2) Scheduled infopass (for I-551 stamping - needed to travel) :idea:

Oct 18 - (10/27) Biometrics Scheduled, (10/18) File I-90 Online, (10/18) GC Arrives with Incorrect DOB (Swapped last digit of Date with Only digit Month) 🤦‍♂️

H-1B --> AOS: 15 Months (Jul 17 - Oct 18) - Interview Experience HERE

Spoiler

Oct 18 - (10/18) Card in Mail visa USPS package delivery! Relieved…🙇🏽‍♂️ 🤷🏽‍♂️, (10/11) In-person interview - Approved! 🎉

Sep 18 - (9/8) I-485 eNOA: Interview scheduled for Oct 11

Aug 18 - (8/31) I-485 eNOA: Interview Scheduled, (8/24) EAD/AP received in mail, (8/16) Notification on Producing New Card, (8/7) I-485 eNOA: Testing and Interview, (8/2) Courtesy Letter for i-693 not submitted finally

Feb 18 - (2/28) Completed Walkin Biometrics, (2/27) Paper NOAs in mail and Biometrics Appt Letter, (2/17) e-NOAs at Midnight, (2/16)Checks Cashed (No e-NOA), (2/7)AOS Package Received, AOS Package via Fedex (I-130,I-485,I-765,I-131)

Jul 17 - Legally Married  👩‍❤️‍👨

F-1 --> H-1B: 3 Yrs (Aug 2011- Oct 2014)

Spoiler

Oct 14 - Changed status to H-1B

Aug 11 - Arrived as F-1 Student

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