I 751

[Ani2 24]

Hi, I got receipt number, LIN Nebraska service center. How long is the processing time for this center? If everyone can share the experience? Thank you 

[StrawberryKiss 170]

You should refer to the USCIS website: 

 

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

 

for ROC at NSC it’s currently taking between 17 to 36.5 months. 

[Timona 4,207]

You just started the journey. Patience is required in this slow bus.

Check the link below for your answer.

 

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

[Ani2 24]

13 minutes ago, StrawberryKiss said:

You should refer to the USCIS website: 

 

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

 

for ROC at NSC it’s currently taking between 17 to 36.5 months. 

Thanks. I can see Potomac is the slowest. 

[Crazy Cat 41,851]

For an I-751, your local office times are more important than the USCIS service center.

Edited July 28, 2021 by Lucky Cat

[Ani2 24]

3 hours ago, Lucky Cat said:

For an I-751, your local office times are more important than the USCIS service center.

Aha ok.

[Scandi 4,166]

13 hours ago, Lucky Cat said:

For an I-751, your local office times are more important than the USCIS service center.

Not in this case. OP looks to have had an interview for AOS, which means she likely won't have one for ROC (if she can provide enough evidence for them to make a decision without an interview). So her field office likely won't have anything to do with it, her case will be adjudicated at a service center (Nebraska or if it gets transferred to another service center). 

Edited July 29, 2021 by Scandi

[Ani2 24]

2 hours ago, Scandi said:

Not in this case. OP looks to have had an interview for AOS, which means she likely won't have one for ROC (if she can provide enough evidence for them to make a decision without an interview). So her field office likely won't have anything to do with it, her case will be adjudicated at a service center (Nebraska or if it gets transferred to another service center). 

Yea that makes sense. 

[Crazy Cat 41,851]

3 hours ago, Scandi said:

Not in this case. OP looks to have had an interview for AOS, which means she likely won't have one for ROC (if she can provide enough evidence for them to make a decision without an interview). So her field office likely won't have anything to do with it, her case will be adjudicated at a service center (Nebraska or if it gets transferred to another service center). 

Maybe.....USCIS has the discretion to waive the interview.......I wish they could waive ALL I-751 interviews.

[Crazy Cat 41,851]

1 hour ago, Ani2 said:

Yea that makes sense. 

That may or may not be true.  There are several factors USCIS considers prior to waiving an interview.   They do not automatically waive I-751 interviews just because you had an AOS interview, although that is one of the requirements to consider waiving it.  Good luck.  

[Scandi 4,166]

4 hours ago, Ani2 said:

Yea that makes sense. 

Absolutely, pretty much "everyone" who had an AOS interview are getting their ROC interview waived these days. There are certain times they don't, like in some cases where the applicant filed with a divorce waiver, if there are certain red flags or if the evidence wasn't good enough to make a decision (in these cases they first send out an RFE for more evidence, and if the RFE response isn't enough then the applicant gets called in for an interview). They try everything to waive the interview so it's not common that those who had one for AOS gets another for ROC.

Edited July 29, 2021 by Scandi