I-751 March 2021 Filers

[MiamiMark 7]

41 minutes ago, Indian_Hubby said:

YSC update - Hope is on its way

filed 751 in mar 21

400 in Mar 22

Interview in Aug 22

Both case approved sept 22 

Letter stated no new GC as you are in line for naturalization 

oath scheduled for Oct 3rd week

finally 🙏 prayers n blessings for everyone 

Congratulations!  And thanks for giving us YSC folks some hope lol!

[midwinterrose 275]

LIN filer here.  We finally received our ROC approval after 18 months of waiting.

 

My husband's N400 interview was scheduled for Sep 6, 2022, but the interview was cancelled, due to the A-file not having arrived at the local office in time for the interview.  We were informed that when they re-scheduled the N400 interview, we would have a combo interview at that time.  The N400 interview was then re-scheduled for Oct 21, 2022.

 

We received the ROC approval out of the blue on Sep 21, 2022.  Not sure if the impending N400 interview instigated the approval of the ROC, or if it was just a happy coincidence, but we'll take it!

[cm17 9]

Hello Everyone, this is our timeline... will keep you posted.  Almost over!!

 

N-400 interview 10/06/22 in Washington, DC.

N-400 interview NOA 08/30/22. 

Biometrics 06/15/22.

N-400 Online filing 05/10/22. NOA 05/17/22.

ROC 03/09/21. NOA 04/09/21. NOA Extension came on 12/13/21.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited October 4, 2022 by cm17

[Tio 61]

On 8/22/2022 at 4:13 PM, Tio said:

So, on August 19th, 2022, my N-400 interview was scheduled for the end of September 2022. My timeline is below:

 

90 day mark for submission (N-400):  Feb. 2022.

Submitted N-400: June 10th, 2022 (online).

N-400 Online Biometrics Waiver: June 10th, 2022 (literary minutes after submission).

N-400 NOA1: June 10th, 2022 (online portal) + physical copy a week after in the mail.

I-751 Pending?: Yes, submitted on March, 2021.

I-751 Transferred?: Yes, on June 15th, 2022 -- five days after N-400 online submission.

N-400 Current Status: Interview Scheduled (August 19th, 2022 for end of September, 2022)

I-751 Current Status: Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction (June 15th, 2022)

I-751 Field Office (FO): Originally, EAC but transferred to NBC on June 15th, 2022.

N-400 Field Office (FO): NYC, NY

 

I am hoping that this is a combo interview for both my I-751 and N-400 here at the NYC FO. I am taking my spouse with me.

 

Good luck, all!

Just an update on the above:

 

90 day mark for submission (N-400):  Feb. 2022.

Submitted N-400: June 10th, 2022 (online).

N-400 Online Biometrics Waiver: June 10th, 2022 (literary minutes after submission).

N-400 NOA1: June 10th, 2022 (online portal) + physical copy a week after in the mail.

I-751 Pending?: No, Case Approved end of September.

I-751 Transferred?: Yes, on June 15th, 2022 -- five days after N-400 online submission.

N-400 Current Status: Oath Ceremony was mailed (next month)

I-751 Current Status: Case Approved (end of September).

I-751 Field Office (FO): Originally, EAC but transferred to NBC on June 15th, 2022.

N-400 Field Office (FO): NYC, NY

 

 

[EvenG 6]

On 10/1/2022 at 1:21 PM, Indian_Hubby said:

YSC update - Hope is on its way

filed 751 in mar 21

400 in Mar 22

Interview in Aug 22

Both case approved sept 22 

Letter stated no new GC as you are in line for naturalization 

oath scheduled for Oct 3rd week

finally 🙏 prayers n blessings for everyone 

It seems like the only hope for YSC is if you file an N400? Did anyone in this group get their straight 10 yr ROC/GC approved yet with YSC? (without seeking citizenship)

 

PS: My case is pending interview since December 2021. 

[17Miller 30]

On 7/17/2022 at 9:52 AM, cm17 said:

Hello Everyone, 

 

Going of what has been discussed lately I have found this link.  https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/conditional-resident-awaiting-i-751-approval-consider-filing-n-400-for-naturalization.html

They suggest writing a cover letter with your N-400 application.  Since I applied online I can still add documents to it, so I'll give it a go.  Better luck everyone!! @LarryHickman F'ing sucks! I'm so sorry that happened! That's some bs.  

This link is super helpful! Preparing my N-400 filing right after Thanksgiving this month.

 

A cover letter is the way to go. I appreciate you very much!

[cm17 9]

On 10/4/2022 at 2:00 AM, cm17 said:

Hello Everyone, this is our timeline... will keep you posted.  Almost over!!

 

N-400 interview 10/06/22 in Alexandria, VA.

N-400 interview NOA 08/30/22. 

Biometrics 06/15/22.

N-400 Online filing 05/10/22. NOA 05/17/22.

ROC 03/09/21. NOA 04/09/21. NOA Extension came on 12/13/21.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The interview was fast, I wasn't allowed inside, just in the waiting room, but everything went well, I-751 was dismissed/combined since we moved on to N-400, the interview was was all about the study questions. My spouse was told to expect the oath letter in the mail.  I just check our USCIS account and NOA for Oath ceremony is on its way and scheduled for December 8th! So excited!! 

Edited November 3, 2022 by cm17

[JCruz12 43]

On 6/10/2021 at 10:02 AM, JCruz12 said:

June 9: YSC Case status updated to Fingerprints were Taken

Last time posting here. An update: 

 

I-751 Priority date: March 2021

 

Applied N-400: August 2, 2022

N400 interview scheduled: October 13, 2022

Interview: Dec 1, 2022

Oath ceremony notice was mailed: Dec 1, 2022

 

I-751 still showing fingerprints was taken. Status since 2021.

 

Brought my husband with me but IO told him to wait outside. IO went straight to the N400 questions and testing. Asked 5 questions (mainly political). He only confirmed my biographical data for I-751. Asked me if I wanted to add anything new...gave him 2021 tax return transcript, car title, auto insurance update. I asked him if he wanted more info, he said he had enough. After that, he said "congratulations...you passed the test and you're approved. Ceremony letter will be mailed in a few days". Received an update in uscis case tracker a hour later that "Oath ceremony notice was mailed". Letter was available in uscis online account.

 

[EvenG 6]

My case has now been in “Ready to schedule an interview” for the last year! Is this normal? I’m not applying for citizenship - only removal of conditions (I-751). Getting a little worried over here.

 

Believe it’s with Potomac. Have done fingerprints after the package was sent in, then nothing for now over a year.

[Crazy Cat 41,985]

3 hours ago, EvenG said:

My case has now been in “Ready to schedule an interview” for the last year! Is this normal? I’m not applying for citizenship - only removal of conditions (I-751). Getting a little worried over here.

 

Believe it’s with Potomac. Have done fingerprints after the package was sent in, then nothing for now over a year.

 

My wife's case has been in that status since May of 2019.....A couple years is pretty common now.

Edited December 8, 2022 by Crazy Cat

[beloved_dingo 1,979]

3 hours ago, EvenG said:

My case has now been in “Ready to schedule an interview” for the last year! Is this normal? I’m not applying for citizenship - only removal of conditions (I-751). Getting a little worried over here.

 

Believe it’s with Potomac. Have done fingerprints after the package was sent in, then nothing for now over a year.

 

Unfortunately, this is very common. The "ready to be scheduled for interview" status is basically meaningless. It has become more and more common for ROC applications to take 2+ years to be approved, and taking over a year is the norm.

[Lyondellic 5]

The USCIS journey is almost over for my wife and I. After our case was transferred from YSC, we received an appointment for the N-400 interview in late November. The interview was a combo (I-751 and N-400), so we met with the IO in a joint interview first for the I-751 portion. The IO was polite and in a good mood. She asked if we had any additional documents to submit, so I gave her a copy of our new apartment lease, renters insurance and bank statements. She thanked us for being well organized and thorough. The IO mentioned that many people come to their interview and have to search for documents, so being well organized helped the interview go very fast. The IO then told me that my wife would have to be alone for the N-400 portion of the interview. I left the room and went back out to the waiting area. My wife completed her N-400 interview in about 20-30 minutes and passed. We are now waiting for an oath ceremony to be scheduled. Because we are changing her last name, the oath ceremony could not take place the same day as I understand it. Anyway, we are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel and wish everyone here success in there journey. It took almost 5 years to get to this point. It will be nice to not have to worry about keeping evidence and other documents anymore. 

Edited December 19, 2022 by Lyondellic

[Rearviewmirror 397]

13 hours ago, Lyondellic said:

The USCIS journey is almost over for my wife and I. After our case was transferred from YSC, we received an appointment for the N-400 interview in late November. The interview was a combo (I-751 and N-400), so we met with the IO in a joint interview first for the I-751 portion. The IO was polite and in a good mood. She asked if we had any additional documents to submit, so I gave her a copy of our new apartment lease, renters insurance and bank statements. She thanked us for being well organized and thorough. The IO mentioned that many people come to their interview and have to search for documents, so being well organized helped the interview go very fast. The IO then told me that my wife would have to be alone for the N-400 portion of the interview. I left the room and went back out to the waiting area. My wife completed her N-400 interview in about 20-30 minutes and passed. We are now waiting for an oath ceremony to be scheduled. Because we are changing her last name, the oath ceremony could not take place the same day as I understand it. Anyway, we are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel and wish everyone here success in there journey. It took almost 5 years to get to this point. It will be nice to not have to worry about keeping evidence and other documents anymore. 

Congratulations! Could you fill your Timeline out please? It's really helpful for other filers, particularly those going through the Potomac waiting party. Thank you!

[Lyondellic 5]

Yes, will do! Thanks!

[Tango2017 5]

did anyone receive an interview that filed in march 2021?