I-751 September 2021 Filers

[Eric&Mirella 367]

1 minute ago, Southern_Belle07 said:

Oh Lord. Who has a lawyer helping them with their removal of conditions? I just came across this TikTok video of an immigration lawyer and I don't like what I watched. Comments please? 

https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdkWKX1T/

 

I have seen this same advice a few times on Facebook groups. My understanding is that lawyers are claiming that filling for citizenship will make both processes take longer.  On the other hand, I’ve seen people in states with less inhabits being approved for citizenship in  just 2-3 months after filling with a pending ROC. 
 

I personally don’t know the answer BUT if I do know something is that USCIS seems to

process cases with no rhyme or reason at times 🤷🏻‍♀️ Hence SRC filers from 2019 still waiting to be approved. 

[Vante 59]

12 minutes ago, Southern_Belle07 said:

Oh Lord. Who has a lawyer helping them with their removal of conditions? I just came across this TikTok video of an immigration lawyer and I don't like what I watched. Comments please? 

https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdkWKX1T/

 

I have a Lawyer helping me with my 751 but we haven’t discussed the N-400. I plan to apply but I’ll discuss with him when the time comes closer with eligibility. Just waiting now but I’ve seen instances where applying for citizenship worked out better than waiting for the 751 to be approved. Especially if Potomac is your service center.

[Southern_Belle07 146]

1 hour ago, Eric&Mirella said:

I have seen this same advice a few times on Facebook groups. My understanding is that lawyers are claiming that filling for citizenship will make both processes take longer.  On the other hand, I’ve seen people in states with less inhabits being approved for citizenship in  just 2-3 months after filling with a pending ROC. 
 

I personally don’t know the answer BUT if I do know something is that USCIS seems to

process cases with no rhyme or reason at times 🤷🏻‍♀️ Hence SRC filers from 2019 still waiting to be approved. 

Hey girl! I hope you're doing well 💗 

Just got worried with that advise, that's why I posted here hoping to find someone like us with a lawyer advising the same thing or not. 

 

[Southern_Belle07 146]

1 hour ago, Vante said:

I have a Lawyer helping me with my 751 but we haven’t discussed the N-400. I plan to apply but I’ll discuss with him when the time comes closer with eligibility. Just waiting now but I’ve seen instances where applying for citizenship worked out better than waiting for the 751 to be approved. Especially if Potomac is your service center.

Thank you. Any information that has been vetted would be helpful! 

 

When are you filing for N-400? Mine should be last week of August. 

[Vante 59]

4 minutes ago, Southern_Belle07 said:

Thank you. Any information that has been vetted would be helpful! 

 

When are you filing for N-400? Mine should be last week of August. 

I’ll be eligible towards the end of September.

[Southern_Belle07 146]

35 minutes ago, Vante said:

I’ll be eligible towards the end of September.

Lol. I'll be filing first. Anyway, any info you. Am share from your lawyer would be great. Just for peace of mind Take care!

[johnnyI129F 86]

3 hours ago, Southern_Belle07 said:

Oh Lord. Who has a lawyer helping them with their removal of conditions? I just came across this TikTok video of an immigration lawyer and I don't like what I watched. Comments please? 

https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdkWKX1T/

 

I think his add little mis- interpreted . If you look in the bottom his hashtag saying OK to file ?! 
Reading his add in the top it seems he is talking about the EXTENSION letter ?? I guess he is trying to say Don’t file for the U.S. citizenship till you get the ROC Extension letter ..

he put it  out in witty way ( replacing the word LETTER by the word GREEN CARD ) to make you worried so you hire him ( seems to me new lawyer trying to get as much as clients can get )

I highlighted his add here look it up and tell me what you think ??!  

[SoCal2021 201]

7 hours ago, Southern_Belle07 said:

Lol. I'll be filing first. Anyway, any info you. Am share from your lawyer would be great. Just for peace of mind Take care!

My wife will be filing her N-400 in middle of September, regardless whether I-751 is approved or not by that time.  We just want to get past dealing with USCIS!! 

[Carpe Vinum 2,330]

9 hours ago, Southern_Belle07 said:

Oh Lord. Who has a lawyer helping them with their removal of conditions? I just came across this TikTok video of an immigration lawyer and I don't like what I watched. Comments please? 

https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdkWKX1T/

 

:-))))) We have had some people on VJ that give of that vibe.

[Joyoussinger 1,427]

42 minutes ago, SoCal2021 said:

My wife will be filing her N-400 in middle of September, regardless whether I-751 is approved or not by that time.  We just want to get past dealing with USCIS!! 

My husband will be doing that, too. It will be so good to be done with all of this!

[jtdm 76]

8 hours ago, SoCal2021 said:

My wife will be filing her N-400 in middle of September, regardless whether I-751 is approved or not by that time.  We just want to get past dealing with USCIS!! 

 

My wife will file too. Our local office (Tampa) worked swiftly with her AOS. Delaying the N-400 until after the ROC is complete could mean higher fees and/or changes in the process to make it more complicated.  

[Southern_Belle07 146]

I'll be filing then by August

[Southern_Belle07 146]

Morning guys, anyone traveled locally with an extension letter? I am aware a driver's license or any government type of ID is the only thing that you present while checking in at the airport. I have done that last December but I just wanted to make sure again because I'm traveling from Georgia to Florida for work and don't want to mess it up and not be questioned as to why my license has "limited-term" mark in front. 

[Rocio0010 5,599]

1 minute ago, Southern_Belle07 said:

Morning guys, anyone traveled locally with an extension letter? I am aware a driver's license or any government type of ID is the only thing that you present while checking in at the airport. I have done that last December but I just wanted to make sure again because I'm traveling from Georgia to Florida for work and don't want to mess it up and not be questioned as to why my license has "limited-term" mark in front. 

You won't. You are safe to travel with the extension letter and expired GC.

[Vante 59]

4 minutes ago, Southern_Belle07 said:

Morning guys, anyone traveled locally with an extension letter? I am aware a driver's license or any government type of ID is the only thing that you present while checking in at the airport. I have done that last December but I just wanted to make sure again because I'm traveling from Georgia to Florida for work and don't want to mess it up and not be questioned as to why my license has "limited-term" mark in front. 

Locally, I never had any issues. Just used my drivers license. Once it’s a legitimate government ID, you’ll be fine once it’s up to date. I got my license renewed as soon as I got my extension letter. I also travelled internationally last month with my expired GC and Extension letter, no issues there either.