I-751 September 2021 Filers

[TastyCake 232]

16 hours ago, Joyoussinger said:

It was one week. My husband's N-400 was submitted on September 20 and the I-751 transfer was on October 7.

Apparently pigs CAN fly.  The USCIS was amazingly fast.  Two days after online submission of my wife's N400 we received a status update for our I751... the first in a year TO THE DAY... indicating it has been transferred to another office (NBC).  So Vermont is now out of the picture and it appears we are now in the queue waiting for our local office to make the next move.

 

After 1 year of nothing, we have status updates, notices being sent.  It's refreshing.

[Joyoussinger 1,425]

3 minutes ago, TastyCake said:

Apparently pigs CAN fly.  The USCIS was amazingly fast.  Two days after online submission of my wife's N400 we received a status update for our I751... the first in a year TO THE DAY... indicating it has been transferred to another office (NBC).  So Vermont is now out of the picture and it appears we are now in the queue waiting for our local office to make the next move.

 

After 1 year of nothing, we have status updates, notices being sent.  It's refreshing.

It's quite nice, isn't it!

[Sifou.kate 42]

Hello i am I751 september 2021 filler, I was wondering if i can apply for N400 considering the fact I am travelling internationally for 3 weeks here soon!

Thanks

[OldUser 6,662]

5 minutes ago, Sifou.kate said:

Hello i am I751 september 2021 filler, I was wondering if i can apply for N400 considering the fact I am travelling internationally for 3 weeks here soon!

Thanks

Are you applying under 3 year rule?

Did you file jointly?

Are you still together?

Did you live together in marital union for at least 3 years - 90 days and you've been a LPR at least 3 years - 90 days?

Do you pass physical presence test?

[Sifou.kate 42]

6 hours ago, OldUser said:

Are you applying under 3 year rule?

Did you file jointly?

Are you still together?

Did you live together in marital union for at least 3 years - 90 days and you've been a LPR at least 3 years - 90 days?

Do you pass physical presence test?

Yes I am applying under 3 year rule and still together and been a LPR for a lil over 3 years. I just read on a website that i had to be living in the states 3 months prior to applying for N400

[OldUser 6,662]

10 minutes ago, Sifou.kate said:

Yes I am applying under 3 year rule and still together and been a LPR for a lil over 3 years. I just read on a website that i had to be living in the states 3 months prior to applying for N400

You need to be a resident of the state you're applying in for 3 months. It doesn't mean you went away for vacation for few weeks that you need to be home for 3 months before applying.

 

If you were away (outside of US) for 6+ months, that's another story. Your continuous residence resets, and you start counting from the time you arrived back from the long trip. Meaning you wait 3 or 5 years from the date of that entry.

Edited October 26, 2022 by OldUser

[Sifou.kate 42]

Thanks!

[Southern_Belle07 146]

5 hours ago, Sifou.kate said:

Yes I am applying under 3 year rule and still together and been a LPR for a lil over 3 years. I just read on a website that i had to be living in the states 3 months prior to applying for N400

You should be physically present at the time of the application. Here's the reference. 

[da95826 387]

On 10/24/2022 at 2:00 PM, LizM said:

I assume I'll get another letter about my I-751 interview being scheduled for the same day.

Good assumption to have a combo interview but not likely to get an i751 interview invitation. Be prepared to do both ROC and naturalization combo interviews at your appointment even if you don’t get a separate ROC invitation.

In our case only n400 invitation was sent to us, we were both called into the interview so bring your spouse to the appointment.

[Patrón 4]

i had a speeding ticket. where do i mention it? or is it ok not to mention it for N-400?

[OldUser 6,662]

8 minutes ago, Patrón said:

i had a speeding ticket. where do i mention it? or is it ok not to mention it for N-400?

No it's not ok not to mention it. Say yes to the question 23 "Have you ever been arrested, cited..."

 

And provide details and evidence of paying the fine.

 

[AffableAndy 107]

One of the questions on the N-400 asks if you've ever been cited by law enforcement. There's a space to provide information about your case. 

 

I would definitely keep all evidence showing that you have paid your fine and take it with you to the interview!

[Patrón 4]

Are you a male who lived in the United States at any time between your 18th and 26th birthdays?

This does not include living in the United States as a lawful nonimmigrant.

 

i was on student visa then, what should my answer be?
i put No but looking online i got different answers. 

Thank you.

[OldUser 6,662]

@Patrón this is a question from N-400 form. This thread is about removing conditions. Please start a new thread with this question in this forum:

 

https://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/114-us-citizenship-general-discussion/

 

 

[TastyCake 232]

We submitted my wife's N400 online.  As part of that submission we included a letter referring to our pending I751 (we included the case number) and expressed our hope for a combo interview.

 

We then subsequently received a transfer notice in the mail for our I751 to the National Benefits Center.  In the transfer notice we saw the words, 'In order to speed up processing...'

 

Last night the status of the I751 changed to Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken.  Seems to suggest background checks could be happening soon.

 

Have others in our situation experienced the same thing?  I am wondering if the National Benefits Center is working to adjudicate the I751 when what we were hoping for was a combo interview at our local field office in Boston.

 

Thoughts?