I-751 September 2021 Filers

[Carpe Vinum 2,327]

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[Moe428 129]

4 hours ago, JackMatt said:

Hi everyone!

Just checking in with you guys, I'm a November filer and since I see not everyone is updating their timeline I was wondering if there is any news from you.

Cheers 

There have been a few approvals in this thread for WAC filers.  If the wait times is the same then we should start seeing something in a month or two.

[Alekezam 161]

2 hours ago, Moe428 said:

There have been a few approvals in this thread for WAC filers.  If the wait times is the same then we should start seeing something in a month or two.

Status still only shows that USCIS has received petition. Wife did the biometrics this  past December and that hasn’t even been reflected as an update 7 months later. 
 

Not really too anxious or even surprised about it though. We figured it would be a long wait. Actually kind of surprised after having gone through the K1 and Permanent Resident Process, some people are still freaking out after barely 2 or 3 months of no updates. 

Edited July 12, 2022 by Alekezam
Grammar

[Southern_Belle07 146]

19 hours ago, Moe428 said:

There have been a few approvals in this thread for WAC filers.  If the wait times is the same then we should start seeing something in a month or two.

True. WAC is moving fast! 

[Eric&Mirella 367]

LIN Service center, haven’t heard anything since October last year. 

[Southern_Belle07 146]

SRC filers. The processing time moved again.

[aznhouston 130]

22 hours ago, Southern_Belle07 said:

SRC filers. The processing time moved again.

yeah I'm waiting for July 20th to file case out of processing time, not it's moved to Aug 09. Speechless.

[Rocio0010 5,579]

On 6/21/2022 at 12:34 PM, Alekezam said:

Bottom line is that risk is there when traveling outside of the country. So it's up to each person on whether or not they want to leave the country knowing that the possibility of complications when returning is a possibility. 

Just flew back to the US this morning from Argentina. Had my passport, expired GC, and 24 month extension letter. Process was as smooth as it can be, less than a minute, no questions asked.

[Alekezam 161]

53 minutes ago, Rocio0010 said:

Just flew back to the US this morning from Argentina. Had my passport, expired GC, and 24 month extension letter. Process was as smooth as it can be, less than a minute, no questions asked.

Not exactly sure why you specifically targeted me to share your experience with......

 

If you're trying to somehow contradict the post you quoted me on I'm sorry to say that I still stand by what I said. The risk still exists regardless of experience. Everyone needs to know that and decide themselves what their tolerance for risk is. 

 

My wife and I just got back from a trip to Bali 2 weeks ago and ran into zero issues much like yourself when entering. We always felt like the risk was minimal at best and had were fully confident that my wife would not encounter any issues when returning. So obviously, our tolerance for risk when it comes to traveling internationally is quite high. 

 

 

 

 

[Rocio0010 5,579]

6 minutes ago, Alekezam said:

Not exactly sure why you specifically targeted me to share your experience with......

 

If you're trying to somehow contradict the post you quoted me on I'm sorry to say that I still stand by what I said. The risk still exists regardless of experience. Everyone needs to know that and decide themselves what their tolerance for risk is. 

 

My wife and I just got back from a trip to Bali 2 weeks ago and ran into zero issues much like yourself when entering. We always felt like the risk was minimal at best and had were fully confident that my wife would not encounter any issues when returning. So obviously, our tolerance for risk when it comes to traveling internationally is quite high. 

 

 

 

 

To share that the risk is literally, zero.

[Alekezam 161]

18 minutes ago, Rocio0010 said:

To share that the risk is literally, zero.

You know what?

 

Apologies, you're absolutely right. 

 

I am 100% in the wrong. 

 

I think I would prefer to just avoid unnecessary conflict.  

[Moe428 129]

1 hour ago, Rocio0010 said:

Just flew back to the US this morning from Argentina. Had my passport, expired GC, and 24 month extension letter. Process was as smooth as it can be, less than a minute, no questions asked.

A single individual experience does not address any risk from a statistical perspective.

 

Based on what we have heard on this forum, the risk is primarily flying with airlines based outside of the US.  US airlines and CBP won't give you any issues.

 

[Carpe Vinum 2,327]

My wife flew Philippines Airlines to Manila in March/April with the extension letter. No issues.

[Carpe Vinum 2,327]

On 7/16/2022 at 11:32 AM, Southern_Belle07 said:

SRC filers. The processing time moved again.

April 2023)))))

[Joyoussinger 1,425]

18 minutes ago, Carpe Vinum said:

April 2023)))))

My most recent VJ estimate for EAC said July 2023. However, on the USCIS website, the processing time for I-751 is now 14 months!