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SoCal2021
SoCal2021

WAC Approval.  Just received email that my wife's i-751 was approved.  No interview/RFE.    I know it is a long process.  Stay positive.  Your approval will come soon.  I do wish you all the

EandS2019
EandS2019

Hi everyone, it's time again to submit a huge stack of paperwork!   I'm submitting my paperwork next week, in September.   A few helpful links:   I-751 form page: https:/

Joyoussinger
Joyoussinger

Yay! We got our Biometrics waiver notification, dated today, October 5! 

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Vega007   63

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After 23 months of wait, finally getting my green card. No interview. I'll be starting N400 application end of next year but at least having a physical card in hand makes the N400 wait tolerable.

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My timeline

Naturalization pending (5 years rule)

Local USCIS office: Chicago, IL

 

07/24/2024 Case submitted online

07/24/2024 Biometrics waived

09/12/2024 Interview scheduled

10/31/2024 Interview

10/31/2024 Oath Ceremony will be scheduled 

 

 

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BattEC   20

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On 7/12/2023 at 3:29 PM, Vega007 said:

At this point, I'm giving up ever seeing a 10yr GC. I filed with a divorce waiver and Sept next year I would be able to file my N400 since it'll be 4 yrs and 9 mo since I first received my conditional GC. I had an attorney for the case and was advised to just wait and apply for N400 when time comes. 

I am in the same situation. Can I apply to N400 with a pending i751 (and waiver)? or I have to wait until the interview?

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jackiegringa   419

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1 hour ago, BattEC said:

I am in the same situation. Can I apply to N400 with a pending i751 (and waiver)? or I have to wait until the interview?

You can apply for citizenship while your I-751 is pending, just find out when you're eligible to do so and file away. It is extremely common now to have both processes run in parallel.

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N-400 3 year marriage based (IOE)

Jan 22, 2024 - Submitted online 

Jan 22, 2024 - Biometrics waived

Mar 6, 2024 - Interview scheduled for Apr 11 COMBO I-751/N-400

Apr 11, 2024 - Combo interview - approved N-400

May 1, 2024 - Approved ROC, received 10 GC on May 20.

May 7, 2024 - Oath scheduled for June 14 (requested later ceremony at interview)

June 14, 2024 - Special Flag Day Oath ceremony - I'm a citizen!!!

 

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On 8/11/2023 at 10:56 AM, jackiegringa said:

You can apply for citizenship while your I-751 is pending, just find out when you're eligible to do so and file away. It is extremely common now to have both processes run in parallel.

 

Thanks, Jackie! I was asking it because my i751 (Sept 2021) is still pending and I submitted it with a divorce waiver. So I am expecting an interview but maybe I can start filing my N400.

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On 8/11/2023 at 9:53 AM, BattEC said:

I am in the same situation. Can I apply to N400 with a pending i751 (and waiver)? or I have to wait until the interview?

From my prior meeting with my attorney I will be filing for N400 next year if my I751 is still pending (I also apply my I751 with a divorce waiver). I believe from my convo with my lawyer, i needed 5 years from I first get my conditional green card before i can file N400. I will still be applying next year for my N400 but this time with my 10 yrs GC in hand. There's a big chance you'll get your 10yrs GC soon. Mine is in Nebraska Center (LIN) and they approved mine without an interview (approx. 23mo). Good luck in your journey.

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My timeline

Naturalization pending (5 years rule)

Local USCIS office: Chicago, IL

 

07/24/2024 Case submitted online

07/24/2024 Biometrics waived

09/12/2024 Interview scheduled

10/31/2024 Interview

10/31/2024 Oath Ceremony will be scheduled 

 

 

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Joyoussinger   1,427

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1 hour ago, Jymeff18 said:

Interview finally scheduled after nearly 2 years but applying for citizenship in May really help my case start moving 

That's wonderful! Applying for citizenship did move my husband's case along, too. Best of luck to you, and be prepared for a combo interview!

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BattEC Rookie

BattEC   20

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On 8/15/2023 at 11:44 AM, Vega007 said:

From my prior meeting with my attorney I will be filing for N400 next year if my I751 is still pending (I also apply my I751 with a divorce waiver). I believe from my convo with my lawyer, i needed 5 years from I first get my conditional green card before i can file N400. I will still be applying next year for my N400 but this time with my 10 yrs GC in hand. There's a big chance you'll get your 10yrs GC soon. Mine is in Nebraska Center (LIN) and they approved mine without an interview (approx. 23mo). Good luck in your journey.

 

Thanks for your reply Vega! I hope it happens soon. I am traveling a lot and now with a new letter (48m) 

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lightson   74

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Has anyone received updates in the last couple of months? 

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    1. Package sent to USCIS : 06/09/2019 
    2. Package received by USCIS : 06/13/2019
    3. NOA date from USCIS: 06/18/2019
    4. Text/Email notices sent : 06/20/2019
    5. Physical Notices mailed : 06/19/2019
    6. FingerPrint notice sent : 06/25/2019
    7. FingerPrint notice scheduled : 07/11/2019
    8. FingerPrint Walk-in:  07/02/2019
    9. FingerPrint Review Completed:  07/02/2019 and 07/04/2019. For some reason, it's listed twice. 
    10. RFE 1: 08/19/2019: RFE email notification. 08/23/2019: Physical mail received.
    11. RFE Response received by USCIS:  08/26/2019
    12. NOA date from USCIS for RFE receipt: 08/28/2019
    13. Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview: 09/05/2019
    14. Interview was scheduled: Email on 09/12/2019 
    15. EAD expedite requested: 09/24/2019
    16. Status change to Expedite Request Received: 09/26/2019 ( Made a request as I had to accept a job offer ASAP!)
    17. Case History Updates: 09/27/2019
      1. On September 27, 2019, your request to have your case expedited, referral number XXXXXX, was assigned to an officer for response.
      2. On September 27, 2019, we sent a response to your request to have your case expedited, referral number XXXXXX
      3. On September 27, 2019, your request to have your case expedited, referral number XXXXXX, was completed.
    18. Faxed evidence for EAD expedite: 10/07/2019
    19. AP/EAD Text/Email approval : 10/18/2019 ( Don't think it's because of the expedite)
    20. AP/EAD Physical cards mailed : 10/22/2019
    21. Interview Date: 10/22/2019
    22. I-485 approved : 10/22/2019
    23. GC card mailed : 10/28/2019

     

ROC

  1. I-751 sent to USCIS: 08/25/2021
  2. Package received by USCIS : 08/30/2021
  3. Received package back from USCIS due to form processing error: 09/07/2021
  4. Mailed new application to USCIS: 09/07/2021
  5. Package received by USCIS : 09/09/2021
  6. Received text for receipt#: 09/11/2021 (Dated 09/10/2021)
  7. Check cashed: 09/14/2021
  8. Received letter about Biometrics waiver: 10/25/2021
  9. Request for initial evidence: 03/28/2024
  10. USCIS received response to ROE: 06/20/2024
  11. USCIS approved: 09/06/2024 
  12. GC Mailed: 09/11/2024
  13. GC received: Waiting
 
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