I-751 October 2021 Filers

[DanielPlainview 368]

So went back to August filers, to check on biometrics notice/waiver timing.   Looks like the quickest was a waiver that was only one week after they got the NOA.  Didn't check on the service center.   Longest....you guessed it, good old Potomac..........the couple waited 2 months, but on the upside they got a waiver instead of an appt.   So we will likely be getting that notice/waiver right around Christmas.  Just hope that's Christmas 2021.

[Prizm123 1,086]

22 hours ago, DanielPlainview said:

Check out "Edition" on the below website...........

 

Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence | USCIS

 

I'm including the text under "Edition"......... as long as you used 12/2/19, you're golden.

 

Edition Date

 

12/02/19. We will publish a new version of this form soon. In the meantime, you may continue using the 12/02/19 edition despite the expiration date. You can find the edition date at the bottom of the page on the form and instructions.

Dates are listed in mm/dd/yy format.

 

 

it was the correct edition, i think it was because the barcode didnt print on the bottom.

 

side note: good to see you again old friend.

[The_Empyrean 733]

October 18th received by USCIS. 

 

EAC service center (good/bad?)

 

~nov 9th received biometrics waiver. 

anyone can tell how likely is the interview? We did have AOS interview. 
 

i’ll fill out the timeline later. 
 

 

[Mike E 11,741]

3 minutes ago, The_Empyrean said:

October 18th received by USCIS. 

 

EAC service center (good/bad?)

 

~nov 9th received biometrics waiver. 

anyone can tell how likely is the interview? We did have AOS interview. 
 

i’ll fill out the timeline later. 
 

 

Since you had an AOS interview, an I-751 is not likely 

[TastyCake 232]

2 minutes ago, The_Empyrean said:

October 18th received by USCIS. 

 

EAC service center (good/bad?)

 

~nov 9th received biometrics waiver. 

anyone can tell how likely is the interview? We did have AOS interview. 
 

i’ll fill out the timeline later. 
 

 

Seems EAC is in the middle of the five service centers when it comes to turnaround time for I-751s.  Currently they are turning them around in 10-16.5 months but my understanding is the published processing time is based on how they were churning things out 2 months ago.

 

Texas and California look to be faster at this time (Texas being the quickest).  Potomac and Nebraska are worse for turnaround time.

 

There is a tale out there if you got the fingerprints and interview for AOS you will be less likely to get one or both for ROC.  Unless of course your I-751 package is sketchy.  If you send in a good package it seems the wait is the worst part of it.

 

Of course all this is conjecture.  We will see how things go between now and, say, next summer.

 

 

 

[The_Empyrean 733]

3 minutes ago, Mike E said:

Since you had an AOS interview, an I-751 is not likely 

Are the ones with “no ROC interview” get processed quicker?

 

thanks for reply

[Mike E 11,741]

14 minutes ago, The_Empyrean said:

Are the ones with “no ROC interview” get processed quicker?

 

thanks for reply

Depending on the field office, definitely.  The same would be true of cases that reuse biometrics.  

[The_Empyrean 733]

10 minutes ago, Mike E said:

Depending on the field office, definitely.  The same would be true of cases that reuse biometrics.  

So theoretically we’re on “the faster” track. But if Newark is slammed, it might take a little while. 
 

thanks for the info!

 

i used to be very active on VJ early in K1 process. So i appreciate people being just as active in ROC forums. You’re the real hero’s haha

[TastyCake 232]

5 hours ago, The_Empyrean said:

So theoretically we’re on “the faster” track. But if Newark is slammed, it might take a little while. 
 

thanks for the info!

 

i used to be very active on VJ early in K1 process. So i appreciate people being just as active in ROC forums. You’re the real hero’s haha

If you hit a home run... or a triple... or even a solid double... on your ROC package then chances are your approval will be on the lower end of the processing time for EAC.  I have my hopes that we get my wife's 10 year Green Card in the July through October, 2022 timeframe.  But if they want to send it to us prior to July they won't get any complaints from us.  🙂

 

Good luck.  All my hopes that you (and all of us) get very fast approvals.

 

[Prizm123 1,086]

i was looking through some of the recent filers and approvals on this site and i saw someone got an approval in like 1 month according to their timeline.... i dont even know how that would be possible, but its some nice hopium

[Lagertha 28]

On 10/5/2021 at 12:46 PM, PurelyRavage said:

I'm sending my packet in here shortly. I'm worried only because we dont have anything with our names regarding housing as we are in his mother's house which is under her name. 

 

here is what i have so far:

 

• Money Order in the amount of $680.00 ($595.00 I-751 Filing Fee plus $85.00 Biometrics Service Fee)
• Form G-1145 – e-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance
• Form I-751 – Joint Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence
• Photocopy of my  Conditional Permanent Residence Card (Front & Back)
• Photocopy of my Canadian Passport Biographic Page (Proof of maiden name for evidentiary purposes)
• Photocopy of my Driver’s License
• Photocopy of husbands Driver’s License
• Photocopy of Certified Copy of our Marriage Certificate
• Photocopy of son's 1 Birth Certificate
• Photocopy of son's 2 Birth Certificate
• Joint Car Insurance
• Joint Health Insurance
• Photocopy of Joint Federal & State Tax Returns (2019 & 2020)
• Joint Bank Account (Bank of America)
• Joint Credit Card (Capital One)
• Family Cellular Phone Plan
• Maternity photos
• Family photos

 

so im considering just getting two affidavits to be sure 

Hi everyone.

 

I am filing with my son, I am not sure whether I have to fill up a separate I-751 form for my son or not? @Greenbaum

Edited December 1, 2021 by Lagertha
I have to tag one of the supreme member

[Knome 245]

47 minutes ago, Lagertha said:

Hi everyone.

 

I am filing with my son, I am not sure whether I have to fill up a separate I-751 form for my son or not? @Greenbaum

If you filled AOS together or within 90 days after filing your own AOS. Then you just need to include your son in one application ( which is ur own application and mention him under kids and tick mark option "he is applying with you" in same form i 751. I did same for my daughter and we both got our reciept numbers.

[Wouter Erwee 11]

Joining the tread

[Greencard-22 43]

Is the person who keeps deleting everyone’s info from the spreadsheet, have too much time on their hands again??! Yes, I’m saying it this way because it has been happening too often.  Just went to check to see if anyone from the earlier months got their green cards and September and October is yet again missing info. I really don’t understand what is going on smh. @Joyoussingerwould you be able fix it, yet again? 

If it’s someone doing this on purpose, can you please stop. We’re here to help each other not cause mischief. If it’s not intentional but a mistake, can everyone be careful when using the spreadsheet. Now, if it’s a program issue, oh well, we’re (insert S word) out of luck. 

Edited December 6, 2021 by Greencard-22

[Joyoussinger 1,425]

2 hours ago, Greencard-22 said:

Is the person who keeps deleting everyone’s info from the spreadsheet, have too much time on their hands again??! Yes, I’m saying it this way because it has been happening too often.  Just went to check to see if anyone from the earlier months got their green cards and September and October is yet again missing info. I really don’t understand what is going on smh. @Joyoussingerwould you be able fix it, yet again? 

If it’s someone doing this on purpose, can you please stop. We’re here to help each other not cause mischief. If it’s not intentional but a mistake, can everyone be careful when using the spreadsheet. Now, if it’s a program issue, oh well, we’re (insert S word) out of luck. 

Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I was checking regularly, but the problem seemed to have stopped. I just restored it to the December 4, 4:29 AM. It's the most recent one that seems to have all the info intact. The problem is that anything added after that will be gone. VisaJourney has its own spreadsheet with all this info, but it's a little harder to navigate. I'm wondering if we should just rely on that?

https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/liftlist.php?cfl=0&op1=1&op2=a&op4=1339&op5=5,9,10,11,12&op6=All