I-751 June 2021 filers?

[M+M 55]

Hey y'all

Just received a case update for our ROC. I'm a little confused on on what this means. I have attached a screen shot below.

Has anyone experience this before during the ROC process. What does this mean? Potentially transferred to our local office for interview? Additionally information, we just submitted our N-400. Could there be a potential move to complete both of these applications at the same time?

[elmers 293]

14 hours ago, M+M said:

Additionally information, we just submitted our N-400.

Movement coming due to this, I bet. Good luck, at least your file is moving instead of sitting on a pile!

[Musicsaves 64]

15 hours ago, M+M said:

Hey y'all

Just received a case update for our ROC. I'm a little confused on on what this means. I have attached a screen shot below.

Has anyone experience this before during the ROC process. What does this mean? Potentially transferred to our local office for interview? Additionally information, we just submitted our N-400. Could there be a potential move to complete both of these applications at the same time?

Just wondering, did you file N400 online or mail in? And did you submit even more repeat evidence of bonafide marriage? Seems crazy since we just did this for i751 🤦‍♀️ Thanks!

[M+M 55]

7 hours ago, Musicsaves said:

Just wondering, did you file N400 online or mail in? And did you submit even more repeat evidence of bonafide marriage?

Yes, we did submit a lot of similar information. I know! It is definitely repetitive! But hey...last hump until citizenship! 

Edited May 10, 2022 by M+M

[Musicsaves 64]

11 minutes ago, M+M said:

Yes, we did submit a lot of similar information. I know! It is definitely repetitive! But hey...last hump until citizenship! 

Ok and did you submit online or by mail?

[M+M 55]

On 5/10/2022 at 4:45 PM, Musicsaves said:

Ok and did you submit online or by mail?

We submitted by mail. It took a day to get there because we live in Louisiana, which is close to the Lewisville, TX lockbox. 

[M+M 55]

Hey y'all,

We just received transfer notice today via mail. The letter states that they have "completed a preliminary review of the application or petition ('your case') listed above. As part of standard processing, we transferred your case to the USCIS office listed below that has jurisdiction over your case."

 

They transferred it to the National Benefits Center. Does anyone have any idea why this would happen? Additionally, do we get placed at the bottom of the pile?

[elmers 293]

29 minutes ago, M+M said:

Does anyone have any idea why this would happen?

Some people have mentioned in other threads that this is for 'faster processing'. Possibly to reduce workload on other service centers, then?

[Aghalor 4]

On 5/9/2022 at 6:12 PM, M+M said:

Hey y'all

Just received a case update for our ROC. I'm a little confused on on what this means. I have attached a screen shot below.

Has anyone experience this before during the ROC process. What does this mean? Potentially transferred to our local office for interview? Additionally information, we just submitted our N-400. Could there be a potential move to complete both of these applications at the same time?

Same issue. I751 received June 17 SRC , N-400 filed April 22. I am being told there is a high chance for a combo interview within the next 90 days. 

[captain chickpea 31]

My case switched from ready to schedule interview to approved as of yesterday! Which is great but terribly confusing, id been prepping things for the interview since Feb but I guess they decided it was no longer needed? 
 

 

[M+M 55]

6 hours ago, Aghalor said:

Same issue. I751 received June 17 SRC , N-400 filed April 22. I am being told there is a high chance for a combo interview within the next 90 days. 

Woooooowww! Next 90 days? Awesome! Way better than 1+ year if completing them with a larger time span in between application.  I started following a thread title "Processing Times (I-751) for MSC (National Benefits Center) once our case was transfered. It has been helpful to read the most recent posts. Some people have completed their combo interviews and they definitely fall between the 90 day to 5 month range. Fingers crossed for the both of us! Good luck to those still waiting and congrats to those that have been recently approved!

[aznhouston 132]

3 hours ago, M+M said:

Woooooowww! Next 90 days? Awesome! Way better than 1+ year if completing them with a larger time span in between application.  I started following a thread title "Processing Times (I-751) for MSC (National Benefits Center) once our case was transfered. It has been helpful to read the most recent posts. Some people have completed their combo interviews and they definitely fall between the 90 day to 5 month range. Fingers crossed for the both of us! Good luck to those still waiting and congrats to those that have been recently approved!

He was "told". Not sure by whom. There's nothing to be certain with USCIS.

[AALAO 0]

Hello, I am in the same boat. I applied for ROC July 2021 and N-400 January 2022. Louisiana as well. My I-751 was moved May 16 2022 to NBC. Hoping things move from here. New Orleans seem very slow. 

On 5/17/2022 at 5:52 PM, M+M said:

Woooooowww! Next 90 days? Awesome! Way better than 1+ year if completing them with a larger time span in between application.  I started following a thread title "Processing Times (I-751) for MSC (National Benefits Center) once our case was transfered. It has been helpful to read the most recent posts. Some people have completed their combo interviews and they definitely fall between the 90 day to 5 month range. Fingers crossed for the both of us! Good luck to those still waiting and congrats to those that have been recently approved!

Hello, I am in the same boat. I applied for ROC July 2021 and N-400 January 2022. Louisiana as well. My I-751 was moved May 16 2022 to NBC. Hoping things move from here. New Orleans seem very slow. 

[LirikVJUser 28]

On 5/13/2022 at 5:39 PM, M+M said:

Hey y'all,

We just received transfer notice today via mail. The letter states that they have "completed a preliminary review of the application or petition ('your case') listed above. As part of standard processing, we transferred your case to the USCIS office listed below that has jurisdiction over your case."

 

They transferred it to the National Benefits Center. Does anyone have any idea why this would happen? Additionally, do we get placed at the bottom of the pile?

I'm also in the same position

I filed i-751 in June 2021, now about to file n-400

 

How does it look like?

 

[M+M 55]

18 hours ago, LirikVJUser said:

I'm also in the same position

I filed i-751 in June 2021, now about to file n-400

 

How does it look like?

 

I would go ahead and file the N-400. I started following a thread title "Processing Times (I-751) for MSC (National Benefits Center) once our case was transfered. It has been helpful to read the most recent posts. Some people have completed their combo interviews and they fall between the 3-6 month range where their I-751 is accepted after their N-400 interview. It seems if you file your N-400 later after you receive for approval from your I-751, you may have to wait 1+ year for approval, depending on the service center. Fingers crossed for the both of us and we get our interview before our extension letter expires! Good luck to those still waiting and congrats to those that have been recently approved!