I-751 March 2021 Filers

[OldUser 7,004]

26 minutes ago, Tango2017 said:

did anyone receive an interview that filed in march 2021?

Mention your service center

[Tango2017 5]

MSC is on our receipt number but we are base out of chicago

[CB and JB 11]

Today I checked my USCIS account and saw that the Case Status was changed as of January 30, 2023 to:  New Card Is Being Produced.

 

My service center is MSC and the last status (prior to today) was two years ago  (December 15, 2021:  We are ready to schedule your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, for an interview.)  My husband and I never received a request for an I-751 interview.

 

P.S. This was without having to make a N-400 application.

 

 

 

[Saharadarkcyan 195]

On 1/30/2023 at 9:27 PM, CB and JB said:

Today I checked my USCIS account and saw that the Case Status was changed as of January 30, 2023 to:  New Card Is Being Produced.

 

My service center is MSC and the last status (prior to today) was two years ago  (December 15, 2021:  We are ready to schedule your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, for an interview.)  My husband and I never received a request for an I-751 interview.

 

P.S. This was without having to make a N-400 application.

 

 

 

Congrats 👏👏, the waiting is always stressful but this time i barely think about it. I did not file for N-400 either, my office is YSC and i have no rush. I'm taking step by step ,been like 23 months SMH. My English not that good, but it could get worst I'm doing better,  I'm tired of using Google translator.

[CB and JB 11]

Thank you.  For me, the only stressful thing was wondering if my driver's license was going to expire.  When I heard that USCIS would issue 48 month extensions, I thought, "Great!  Now I know it'll be easy to get an extension to my driver's license."  It was a total surprise when I realized my I-751 had actually been approved because I thought I'd have to wait another year.

[OldUser 7,004]

11 minutes ago, CB and JB said:

Thank you.  For me, the only stressful thing was wondering if my driver's license was going to expire.  When I heard that USCIS would issue 48 month extensions, I thought, "Great!  Now I know it'll be easy to get an extension to my driver's license."  It was a total surprise when I realized my I-751 had actually been approved because I thought I'd have to wait another year.

Which service center was it?

[CB and JB 11]

It was MSC

[interprime 27]

Wow, been quiet round here for a few months. Guess I'll chime in to say that I'm still waiting on my application at YSC. According to the processing times on the USCIS website, it'll be July at the earliest before I hear anything. Been stuck on the biometrics re-used notice since June of 2021. So, yeah, I guess I'll just continue waiting for the Potomac Center to get it together. Just sucks getting the worst draw of all the service centers for this. Any other YSC filers hear anything to date?

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

1 hour ago, interprime said:

Wow, been quiet round here for a few months. Guess I'll chime in to say that I'm still waiting on my application at YSC. According to the processing times on the USCIS website, it'll be July at the earliest before I hear anything. Been stuck on the biometrics re-used notice since June of 2021. So, yeah, I guess I'll just continue waiting for the Potomac Center to get it together. Just sucks getting the worst draw of all the service centers for this. Any other YSC filers hear anything to date?

We're WAC from April 2021. Our case was transferred a year ago to schedule an interview -while others around us were approved in February 2022-.

 

So you're not alone. Even though not from the same service center, some of us are still waiting. 

[RambaCat 643]

11 hours ago, interprime said:

Wow, been quiet round here for a few months. Guess I'll chime in to say that I'm still waiting on my application at YSC. According to the processing times on the USCIS website, it'll be July at the earliest before I hear anything. Been stuck on the biometrics re-used notice since June of 2021. So, yeah, I guess I'll just continue waiting for the Potomac Center to get it together. Just sucks getting the worst draw of all the service centers for this. Any other YSC filers hear anything to date?

I'm a March 2021 filer also in YSC - same situation as you; last I heard was biometrics in June 2021. Hopefully we hear something within the next few months~

[interprime 27]

Writing now to update that I decided to file my N-400 today, so hopefully that moves things along even a little bit quicker. Got the Biometric reuse notice instantly, so I'm going to take that as a good sign!

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

2 hours ago, interprime said:

Writing now to update that I decided to file my N-400 today, so hopefully that moves things along even a little bit quicker. Got the Biometric reuse notice instantly, so I'm going to take that as a good sign!

Good luck! Hope that gets things moving. 

 

We are trying to avoid that route and rather wait. 

[EvenG 6]

Just noting that I got a 48 month extension letter a couple of weeks ago. I guess they need another two years to get to my paperwork 😄🤦🏼‍♂️

[Michaela K. 93]

On 4/27/2023 at 10:29 AM, interprime said:

Wow, been quiet round here for a few months. Guess I'll chime in to say that I'm still waiting on my application at YSC. According to the processing times on the USCIS website, it'll be July at the earliest before I hear anything. Been stuck on the biometrics re-used notice since June of 2021. So, yeah, I guess I'll just continue waiting for the Potomac Center to get it together. Just sucks getting the worst draw of all the service centers for this. Any other YSC filers hear anything to date?

 

I had YSC as well and it took forever. I finally had my interview last week. It was a combo interview for my citizenship as well. The interviewer we got was tough. Before we went there I was more nervous about the test than the interview part just because I felt like we had so much more evidence than we had for the first GC (now we own house, cars together etc. ) and thought our case was easy... and yet the interviewer kept asking for more and didn't seem to be satisfied the whole time, even wrote down all the months/years my husband and I were mentioning about how/when we met and our lives to make sure our timelines lined up. Asked so many questions, lots of details. So when we got to the citizenship test questions, it felt so quick and easy compared to the interview itself. I got approved but I just felt down when I was leaving. I'm glad this process is done and we won't have to deal with this anymore.

[Rearviewmirror 397]

5 hours ago, Michaela K. said:

 

I had YSC as well and it took forever. I finally had my interview last week. It was a combo interview for my citizenship as well. The interviewer we got was tough. Before we went there I was more nervous about the test than the interview part just because I felt like we had so much more evidence than we had for the first GC (now we own house, cars together etc. ) and thought our case was easy... and yet the interviewer kept asking for more and didn't seem to be satisfied the whole time, even wrote down all the months/years my husband and I were mentioning about how/when we met and our lives to make sure our timelines lined up. Asked so many questions, lots of details. So when we got to the citizenship test questions, it felt so quick and easy compared to the interview itself. I got approved but I just felt down when I was leaving. I'm glad this process is done and we won't have to deal with this anymore.

Sorry you had a cruddy final interview experience. I'm also waiting on YSC, so hope that negative officer moves on before I'm interviewing. Congratulations on your approval and never having to deal with USCIS again!