I-751 November 2020 filers

[Locito 85]

2 hours ago, tab0712 said:

Anyone else's State ID's or Drivers Licenses expire on the day of Green Card expiration date? My husbands DL and Green Card expire Dec 21st, and he can't renew it without USCIS confirmation he is in process.

Man, that sucks. I (still) haven't learnt how to drive, but my state ID that I was able to get when I got my green card last year will not expire until my birthday five years from the year of issue. Applied for at the CA DMV.

 

So if I understand correctly from this thread, at least PA and AL only issue licenses and ID until the expiry date of I-551? 

 

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We've got a couple in this thread (according to the Google spreadsheet) who were the earliest to file I-751 in November. Maybe the rest of us get some hope once we hear these early ones getting their G-1145 notifications 

 

Can the spreadsheet be sorted in alphabetical order, by the way? I know Excel has the function to do it. Would be easier to find one's own nickname in the sheet.

[ROC-AL 87]

38 minutes ago, Locito said:

Man, that sucks. I (still) haven't learnt how to drive, but my state ID that I was able to get when I got my green card last year will not expire until my birthday five years from the year of issue. Applied for at the CA DMV.

 

So if I understand correctly from this thread, at least PA and AL only issue licenses and ID until the expiry date of I-551? 

 

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We've got a couple in this thread (according to the Google spreadsheet) who were the earliest to file I-751 in November. Maybe the rest of us get some hope once we hear these early ones getting their G-1145 notifications 

 

Can the spreadsheet be sorted in alphabetical order, by the way? I know Excel has the function to do it. Would be easier to find one's own nickname in the sheet.

yes, that is correct and as far as i know....OR and WA also do as in California. They are not related to your expiration on your GC

[Alejandro_B 26]

My DL also expires the day my GC expires, I reside in Massachusetts and as you can see in my timeline I filed recently but even with that I don't know if the state DMV will accept any document other than the green card itself in order to renew the DL, I doubt that they would take the extension letter from USCIS to renew my DL, does anybody here have any experience with that? 

[Marla W 18]

16 hours ago, ROC-AL said:

yes, that is correct and as far as i know....OR and WA also do as in California. They are not related to your expiration on your GC

Hey guys! I’m in Texas and my DL expires in 5 years, but my GC will expire on January 16th 2020. 

[emekus94 1,125]

19 hours ago, ROC-AL said:

3) i was referring to the type of evidence. Still the same financials together, mortgages, 401k, health insurance cards and such correct? for ROC and N-400 right? Someone listed the same type of evidence in the N-400 filing group for this year. When I did mine was under the 5 year rule and not through marriage. I am USC by naturalization. My wife on the other hand has the possibility to do it under the 3 year rule. 

ahhh
Yea... am not sure what the evidence actually is. I have a philosophy with immigration to not stress myself till I have to
Come next summer, then I start looking into it. Ha!

 

but from what I have gathered, it seems that yes- it is the same type of evidences. and some requirements about staying in US for most of that 3 year process

[Marla W 18]

2 minutes ago, emekus94 said:

ahhh
Yea... am not sure what the evidence actually is. I have a philosophy with immigration to not stress myself till I have to
Come next summer, then I start looking into it. Ha!

 

but from what I have gathered, it seems that yes- it is the same type of evidences. and some requirements about staying in US for most of that 3 year process

Like we will have to stay for 3 years? Sorry if is a silly question 🙈 I didn’t understand 

[emekus94 1,125]

1 minute ago, Marla W said:

Like we will have to stay for 3 years? Sorry if is a silly question 🙈 I didn’t understand 

As mentioned- totally saying off my butt
Haven't' actually read the requirements

 

But I THINK I recall people saying that why so many don't do the 3 year is because the rules are a bit more inflexible. and I THINK I recall someone saying that the requirement for permanent residence is that you must have stayed inside the US almost the entire 3 year period from when you received permanent residency to qualify. (I suggest bets to go on USCIS and actually read the qualifications yourself if you are worried)

[Betina77 6]

Hello All, I just sent mine today. whew! Good luck to all of us!

[Betina77 6]

On 11/21/2020 at 11:30 AM, Yuliia said:

we didn't add two photos and mailed to Phoenix as well

Are you applying for I-751? Yes 2 passport sized photos are needed. The lawyer asked me to attach it in the I-751 application. I just labeled it with my A#

 

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-guidance

[BuBLes 40]

48 minutes ago, Betina77 said:

Are you applying for I-751? Yes 2 passport sized photos are needed. The lawyer asked me to attach it in the I-751 application. I just labeled it with my A#

 

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-guidance

Photos are only needed if you are filling from overseas and spouse is military

 

If you are filing from outside of the United States because you, your spouse or your stepparent is residing outside of the United States on U.S. military or government orders:

• Two passport-style photographs for each petitioner and dependent, regardless of age;
• Two completed Form FD- 258 Fingerprint Cards for each petitioner and dependent 14 to 79 years of age; 
• A copy of current military or government orders. 

[BuBLes 40]

Also November Filler:

Green card expiration date: 02/07/2021

11/09/2020-ROC 90 day window opens

11/11/2020- ROC package sent expedited with UPS

11/13/2020-ROC package delivered 9:00am

Checked money order status, still not cashed.

 

 

[Betina77 6]

3 hours ago, Betina77 said:

Are you applying for I-751? Yes 2 passport sized photos are needed. The lawyer asked me to attach it in the I-751 application. I just labeled it with my A#

 

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-guidance

Thanks for clarifying, my mistake, the lawyer asked for mine so I submitted. 

[astroboy3545 59]

Has anyone got a text or email message about the application being received? 

[spaceprice 7]

Sent my application yesterday via USPS

[emekus94 1,125]

10 hours ago, astroboy3545 said:

Has anyone got a text or email message about the application being received? 

Am pretty sure all of November and end of october folks are waiting. At this point, I don't expect any November folks to hear prior to beginning of December- yes. it's taking a month plus now for a simple text and longer for a NOA

Add your application info  and follow other's status here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1b8qNTxz14bzeqOY0Pzk-F0NAWwB42Mr9ypfpwwgm1VU/edit#gid=0

 

Edited November 24, 2020 by emekus94