27 months for I-751, 9 months to schedule an interview in Las Vegas.

[wagner17 24]

Somebody in the June 2018 filers thread has been waiting 28 months.  We just finished after 27 months.

[Loren Y 2,756]

At least I know what to look forward too, as I will be filing the I751 next year. So since I am in Vegas also, I will assume a 30 month wait minimum. Will have the N400 filed long before they even look at the I751 it looks like. If my wife manages to get citizenship before 2025 it will be amazing. But I am with the OP. If it doesn't happen within the next 5 years, My wife and I are leaving anyway, was just hoping to get her to full citizenship before leaving, but if not, were definitely not waiting around for USCIS.

[Sweet5884 12]

The time is absurd. I filed mine on April 2019 and no updates too

[NancyNguyen 1,658]

6 hours ago, Harold_Oakland said:

Which is an embarrassment of management. The USCIS is pathetic and we all know it.

So what is your suggestion?

[Harold_Oakland 133]

26 minutes ago, NancyNguyen said:

So what is your suggestion?

Nothing that will currently make any sort of immediate difference. In the future, I hope to see more people and organizations push for reform of USCIS so those that come after us will not be treated this way.

[Ryan H 3,834]

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[jakelake 222]

Those of you who have pending cases for I-751 since 2018, have you filed the N-400 yet? In some instances, it may bring attention to the pending removal of conditions case.

[Diane and Chris 651]

6 hours ago, Loren Y said:

At least I know what to look forward too, as I will be filing the I751 next year. So since I am in Vegas also, I will assume a 30 month wait minimum. Will have the N400 filed long before they even look at the I751 it looks like. If my wife manages to get citizenship before 2025 it will be amazing. But I am with the OP. If it doesn't happen within the next 5 years, My wife and I are leaving anyway, was just hoping to get her to full citizenship before leaving, but if not, were definitely not waiting around for USCIS.

Wow!  Surprised you’re leaving. Hope you stick around VJ and hope her approval comes through soon!  

[Loren Y 2,756]

7 hours ago, Diane and Chris said:

Wow!  Surprised you’re leaving. Hope you stick around VJ and hope her approval comes through soon!  

That's the current plan. Will still be around at the minimum another 5 years. The way things go my timeline to leave is always changing. That is my hopeful estimate. But I will still be around VJ for years after that, This is a great resource for anything immigration wise.

[Scandi 4,186]

On 10/11/2020 at 4:00 PM, Loren Y said:

At least I know what to look forward too, as I will be filing the I751 next year. So since I am in Vegas also, I will assume a 30 month wait minimum. Will have the N400 filed long before they even look at the I751 it looks like. If my wife manages to get citizenship before 2025 it will be amazing. But I am with the OP. If it doesn't happen within the next 5 years, My wife and I are leaving anyway, was just hoping to get her to full citizenship before leaving, but if not, were definitely not waiting around for USCIS.

Most of the time right now it's the interview part that is clogging up the processing isle as USCIS haven't been able to conduct interviews for several months this year. 

 

That's good news for you as you guys already had an interview at the AOS stage and are therefore much less likely to have an interview for your ROC. Hopefully you also end up at one of the faster service centers on top of that. So you living in Vegas will likely have no impact on your ROC.

Edited October 13, 2020 by Scandi

[Orangesapples 1,954]

59 minutes ago, Scandi said:

Most of the time right now it's the interview part that is clogging up the processing isle as USCIS haven't been able to conduct interviews for several months this year. 

 

That's good news for you as you guys already had an interview at the AOS stage and are therefore much less likely to have an interview for your ROC. Hopefully you also end up at one of the faster service centers on top of that. So you living in Vegas will likely have no impact on your ROC.

Isn't the service center assigned based on where you live? I'd think Nevada ROC cases would all go to California and it's one of the slowest service centers. 

[Thegirl 225]

On 10/11/2020 at 11:37 PM, jakelake said:

Those of you who have pending cases for I-751 since 2018, have you filed the N-400 yet? In some instances, it may bring attention to the pending removal of conditions case.

Filed ROC in 2018. Subsequently filed and interviewed for n400 waiting for i-751 still. It works in some instances but here I am. 

[Scandi 4,186]

3 hours ago, Orangesapples said:

Isn't the service center assigned based on where you live? I'd think Nevada ROC cases would all go to California and it's one of the slowest service centers. 

No, there doesn't seem to be an exact formula for that. There has also been a ton of work load transfers, so your ROC could technically end up anywhere. 

[AliciaAlexandra07 0]

Filed my I-751 at the beginning of Oct 2018. Received a "Ready to be Scheduled for interview" notice at the end of Oct 2020. Then today received a "Your Interview has been scheduled" notification. It's been a looooong 2 years, hope this last part goes smoothly. Good luck to you! 

[Creamcheese 0]

On 10/11/2020 at 11:48 PM, tom3227 said:

I filled the I-751 on July 2018, 27 months ago. The status has been "Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview" since January 2020, 9 months ago. It is an absolute embarrassment that it takes 27 months to process this and 9 months to schedule an interview. I'm ready to call the quits, f* this s*, and go back to Australia. 

 

Anyone else's case approaching 30 friking months? 

 

 

 

 

Do you have any update recently? I am from Las vegas too.Thanks