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[ngu21020 8]

Hi everyone I’m looking for any advice or suggestions or tips to help me with my husband’s removal of condition. I submitted his I-751 form in May of 2019 & since September of 2019 it says his case is ready to be scheduled for an interview but have not received any news as to when his interview will be. We have been patiently waiting but now his extension letter is expired & I’m hitting a dead end. I don’t know how to proceed to get his case going so that he can get his interview scheduled . I need your help. Please tell me how to move forward in this... 

[Mill&bill 131]

I think you should apply for citizenship and for expiredextension letter, you can schedule and infopas appointment to get a stamp on his passport in case your husband want to travel.

[BaoNg 9]

there are couple things you can try:

1. Make an appointment with USCIS to get a stamp to your husband's passport or a new extension letter, it should keep him in good visa status for a while.
2. Filed N-400 for citizenship which will boost the process of i-751.

SRC (Tx center) is usually super fast on process, not sure how that happen to your husband.

[Bob in Boston 711]

42 minutes ago, BaoNg said:

SRC (Tx center) is usually super fast on process, not sure how that happen to your husband.

His was a CR1 visa. CR1 Need to have an interview for ROC.

[HRQX 4,145]

7 hours ago, BaoNg said:

it should keep him in good visa status for a while.

Extension letters, ADIT stamps, etc. are the "proof of" status. Even without such proof, the Resident still has status. Only an Immigration Judge can terminate the status.

[da95826 387]

Most likely you are waiting for an interview date for your ROC, many USCIS field offices are way backed up due to COVID. The only legal option is to file a Mandamus lawsuit against the USCIS in three months or so.

[sweetadams 138]

21 hours ago, ngu21020 said:

Hi everyone I’m looking for any advice or suggestions or tips to help me with my husband’s removal of condition. I submitted his I-751 form in May of 2019 & since September of 2019 it says his case is ready to be scheduled for an interview but have not received any news as to when his interview will be. We have been patiently waiting but now his extension letter is expired & I’m hitting a dead end. I don’t know how to proceed to get his case going so that he can get his interview scheduled . I need your help. Please tell me how to move forward in this... 

Try and get an infopass appointment by calling the USCIS number, ask to speak with a tier 2 officer. Get a stamp on his passport. You can ask your senator or congress to help investigate the delay. 

[Thegirl 225]

If he needs evidence of status, call uscis to request an Infopass appointment. If it's not an emergency e.g. need it for a job or to travel soon, you won't get an appointment because you don't really "need it". For reference, I filed ROC Sept 2018 and I didn't get my interview and approval until December 4 2020. There are many people who are also waiting. Hopefully you get your interview soon but honestly, I just lived my life and didn't worry too much about the time it was taking.