Aug 2020 I-751 Filers (merged)

[Vincent & Alejo 72]

24 minutes ago, dbirdflyshi said:

I wonder how we will handle this while working in USA? If the greencard expires, that means you are unlawfully working and living in USA until you get it renewed. But you can't renew it as a family based conditional permanent resident without applying for the 751 which takes over a year to approve, yet you can't apply for the 751 until 90 days before your green card expires. So we will be ineligible to work for 9 months and be unlawfully living here?? This has me concerned..

You'll receive an extension letter that automatically extends the green card while the 751 is being processed. So, the letter + green card = all good.

[dbirdflyshi 51]

5 minutes ago, Vincent & Alejo said:

You'll receive an extension letter that automatically extends the green card while the 751 is being processed. So, the letter + green card = all good.

i also just read that if you don't get the letter before the 90 days, you make an infopass appointment for an i-551 stamp to extend your green card for a few more months. But according to this https://my.uscis.gov/en/appointment/v2 you can't schedule an infopass appointment at your local office anymore. You must send them a message and wait for them to respond. 

Edited August 10, 2020 by dbirdflyshi

[HRQX 4,145]

32 minutes ago, dbirdflyshi said:

If the greencard expires, that means you are unlawfully working and living in USA

No. The expiration date is just for the document. You are still lawfully here after that date. Your current employer can't fire you based on the document expiring: https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/complete-correct-form-i-9/completing-section-3-reverification-and-rehires

Employers should not reverify:

• U.S. citizens and noncitizen nationals
• Lawful permanent residents who presented a Form I-551, Permanent Resident or Alien Registration Receipt card for Section 2. This includes conditional residents.
• List B documents

[HRQX 4,145]

42 minutes ago, dbirdflyshi said:

If the greencard expires, that means you are unlawfully working and living in USA until you get it renewed.

For I-9 form for new employers you can show your valid state DL/ID together with your unrestricted SSN card: https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/form-i-9-acceptable-documents

Edited August 10, 2020 by HRQX

[mushroomspore 3,044]

52 minutes ago, dbirdflyshi said:

i also just read that if you don't get the letter before the 90 days, you make an infopass appointment for an i-551 stamp to extend your green card for a few more months. But according to this https://my.uscis.gov/en/appointment/v2 you can't schedule an infopass appointment at your local office anymore. You must send them a message and wait for them to respond. 

If you've filed I-751, then you also are not at risk of losing LPR status, even if they take a while to send you the extension letter. Losing LPR status is actually a lengthy process and you need to go to court for it to be official. People have even filed I-751 late (as in AFTER their original card expired) and most are fine so long as they provided credible reasons for filing late. So you're good.

[geowrian 22,337]

5 hours ago, dbirdflyshi said:

I wonder how we will handle this while working in USA? If the greencard expires, that means you are unlawfully working and living in USA until you get it renewed. But you can't renew it as a family based conditional permanent resident without applying for the 751 which takes over a year to approve, yet you can't apply for the 751 until 90 days before your green card expires. So we will be ineligible to work for 9 months and be unlawfully living here?? This has me concerned..

A green card is evidence of status, not status itself. If your card expires, it does not mean you are unlawfully working or living in the US. That is a faulty assumption.

They will send an extension letter after filing the I-751. Currently, this extends the expiration date of the existing card by 18 months.

 

4 hours ago, dbirdflyshi said:

i also just read that if you don't get the letter before the 90 days, you make an infopass appointment for an i-551 stamp to extend your green card for a few more months. But according to this https://my.uscis.gov/en/appointment/v2 you can't schedule an infopass appointment at your local office anymore. You must send them a message and wait for them to respond. 

They generally won't issue an I-551 stamp beyond the date of your existing card when you are a conditional resident. You need to file the I-751 and get the extension letter. Only if that was stolen/lost/damaged, or the extension was about to expire, would they issue the stamp.

[geowrian 22,337]

19 hours ago, Stt said:

Hey ya'll Almost 1 week since package received (according to tracking number) money orders not yet cashed 😬😬 how is everyone doing? How are you coping during this pandemic?

19 hours ago, geowrian said:

Same here. Package arrived 7/30, no check cashed yet. Hoping for Monday/Tuesday based on averages.

Update: Got I-751 acceptance text message today.

Our bank still does not show the check being deposited yet...usually that updates overnight for us.

 

[Jhonny 472]

hello guys, long time without posting here but the life has been quite busy since my arrivals, my wife and I have been working together (even in Canada) for almost 5 months, the child growing and everything well with COVID-19 thanks god!

 

So I´m finishing my ROC Package and I´m stuck in 1 thing...

 

In the part 7 (see the 2 pictures attached, who signs here in the red square , my wife or me?

 

Thanks in advance for the answer! And I wish good luck to everyone here with the process, with this almost final step!

[HRQX 4,145]

6 minutes ago, Jhonny said:

In the part 7 (see the 2 pictures attached, who signs here in the red square , my wife or me?

 

Thanks in advance for the answer! And I wish good luck to everyone here with the process, with this almost final step!

The conditional resident is the "petitioner" that signs Part 7 and the US Citizen spouse is the "spouse" that signs Part 8.

[Jhonny 472]

17 minutes ago, HRQX said:

The conditional resident is the "petitioner" that signs Part 7 and the US Citizen spouse is the "spouse" that signs Part 8.

HUMMMMMMMMM, more than clear now! thank you, I´m going to send it next Wednesday, (3 month window opened June 19)...

[mushroomspore 3,044]

1 minute ago, Jhonny said:

HUMMMMMMMMM, more than clear now! thank you, I´m going to send it next Wednesday, (3 month window opened June 19)...

It's definitely a little confusing because it's technically different from AoS. The conditional resident is now petitioning to remove conditions from their status. AoS is the US citizen petitioning for the immigrant to be granted legal status. I too was confused haha! Good luck with sending it in amd don't forget to make sure your nails are clean for all the biting. (Bad joke, sorry....my nails are destroyed though and it hasn't even been a week since our package was delivered eeeek. 😬)

[Jhonny 472]

Just now, mushroomspore said:

It's definitely a little confusing because it's technically different from AoS. The conditional resident is now petitioning to remove conditions from their status. AoS is the US citizen petitioning for the immigrant to be granted legal status. I too was confused haha! Good luck with sending it in amd don't forget to make sure your nails are clean for all the biting. (Bad joke, sorry....my nails are destroyed though and it hasn't even been a week since our package was delivered eeeek. 😬)

well I have a friend who is doing the same process and he only send the 2 passport pics, the passport scan of his wife, money order and that´s it, he got the extension letter within 2 weeks....I´ll keep u up to date!

 

tHANKS FOR YOUR PROMPT ANSWER REALLY!

[Stt 223]

2 hours ago, geowrian said:

Update: Got I-751 acceptance text message today.

Our bank still does not show the check being deposited yet...usually that updates overnight for us.

 

Ahhh thats great 😊 I still got no notifications yet but my was after yours so I'm just waiting patiently

[Permagc 2]

On 7/29/2020 at 3:56 PM, theatxbombayguy said:

Hi All, Starting a thread for Aug 2020 I-751 Filers. I sent my package in today, but I doubt USCIS will receive, accept and process my documentation before early next week.

Let the discussions/emotions/arguments/debates/consolations begin

See my signature for my timeline, and fire away...

This was my submission package

 

 

Sent mine with divorce waiver on August 6. Usps says it was delivered today. I’m very hopeful 

[theatxbombayguy 52]

On 8/7/2020 at 12:58 PM, theatxbombayguy said:

5 business days in (package delivered on Saturday Aug 1). No check deposited, no NOA.

Keeping my fingers crossed.

Received eNOA over text @12:31AM.

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