I-175 May 2019 Filers

[Nette0726 3]

CSC filer - May 2019 

Filed jointly - exactly 20 months approved 

RFe and Infopass 

 

Timeline - May 16 2019 

GC expired - June 2017 

Extension received -18 months ( May 25 ) 

RFE - Oct 13 2020 

RESPONSE RECEIVED - Dec 10

 Infopass - 1/4/21 1 yr extension stamp passport expired GC surrendered 

Status changed - Card ordered. 1/14/21 

 

[Imani 105]

9 hours ago, Nette0726 said:

CSC filer - May 2019 

Filed jointly - exactly 20 months approved 

RFe and Infopass 

 

Timeline - May 16 2019 

GC expired - June 2017 

Extension received -18 months ( May 25 ) 

RFE - Oct 13 2020 

RESPONSE RECEIVED - Dec 10

 Infopass - 1/4/21 1 yr extension stamp passport expired GC surrendered 

Status changed - Card ordered. 1/14/21 

 

Oh wow. Congratulations 🎉🎊🍾🎈 

[Stelare 35]

On 12/31/2020 at 8:44 AM, Harold_Oakland said:

Sounds like good news is coming your way!

Forgot to report back but it ended up just being a notice to let me know they were reusing my biometrics for my N400.......
Well, it's at least something, I guess? Not thrilled though. Hoping for an update on RoC soon, my extension expires in 3 days.

 

620 days and counting... 

Edited January 15, 2021 by Stelare

[ramwho 18]

On 1/15/2021 at 4:23 PM, Stelare said:

Forgot to report back but it ended up just being a notice to let me know they were reusing my biometrics for my N400.......
Well, it's at least something, I guess? Not thrilled though. Hoping for an update on RoC soon, my extension expires in 3 days.

 

620 days and counting... 

How many month extension letter did you receive when you applied. I also applied in May 2019 but mine expired in December 2020.

[Imani 105]

16 hours ago, ramwho said:

How many month extension letter did you receive when you applied. I also applied in May 2019 but mine expired in December 2020.

we all got 18 months extension.  and Some of us went and got the 1 year extra extension when our gc expired.... temp i-551 expires 11/2021

 

Who else 614 days and counting?

[Finayyy 14]

On Friday I got an email from the Philadelphia Field Office stating the they were cancelling my appointment because of the inauguration. I was instructed to call back the contact center to reschedule. Man this stinks because I was trying to change jobs soon. 

[Soflatlndr 55]

My divorce was just finalized, so I finally sent my letter requesting that my application be switched to a divorce waiver.  Case is still stuck at NBC , ready to be scheduled for an interview. It's been 614 days. This whole process is teaching us all patience 🤦‍♀️

 

[Imani 105]

2 minutes ago, Soflatlndr said:

My divorce was just finalized, so I finally sent my letter requesting that my application be switched to a divorce waiver.  Case is still stuck at NBC , ready to be scheduled for an interview. It's been 614 days. This whole process is teaching us all patience 🤦‍♀️

 

Yes indeed it is.  I am in the same boat but my divorce isnt yet finalized. *sigh*  I am still waiting 

[arj_435 2]

Long time lurker, first time poster. Filed I-751 for removal of conditions on 05/14/2019. The last update I had according to USCIS case status is that my case was transferred to the Potomac processing center. Nothing since then. 

 

I got my I-551 stamped last week, since I will be changing jobs soon and needed proof of status. That extends my status until 01/2022. I have also filed for N-400 in 07/2020. Hopefully something changes with either the I-751 or the N-400 soon. 

[Soflatlndr 55]

19 minutes ago, arj_435 said:

Long time lurker, first time poster. Filed I-751 for removal of conditions on 05/14/2019. The last update I had according to USCIS case status is that my case was transferred to the Potomac processing center. Nothing since then. 

 

I got my I-551 stamped last week, since I will be changing jobs soon and needed proof of status. That extends my status until 01/2022. I have also filed for N-400 in 07/2020. Hopefully something changes with either the I-751 or the N-400 soon. 

Welcome and Good luck ! Hopefully you hear something soon. I applied for I-751 a couple days after you and live in the same area. My case has been transferred to NBC in March 2020, nothing since then. 

[Linyahui 103]

On 1/25/2021 at 11:40 AM, arj_435 said:

Long time lurker, first time poster. Filed I-751 for removal of conditions on 05/14/2019. The last update I had according to USCIS case status is that my case was transferred to the Potomac processing center. Nothing since then. 

 

I got my I-551 stamped last week, since I will be changing jobs soon and needed proof of status. That extends my status until 01/2022. I have also filed for N-400 in 07/2020. Hopefully something changes with either the I-751 or the N-400 soon. 

 

My husband and I live in the DC area, too, so I'm glad to see your post. We filed his I-751 in April 2019 and got the I-551 stamp in his passport earlier this week, as his 18-month extension expired on Wednesday (1/27). We filed the N-400 in May 2020. Just wanted you to know that those of us in DMV all seem to be in the same boat with the snail-like speed.

 

On 1/25/2021 at 12:01 PM, Soflatlndr said:

Welcome and Good luck ! Hopefully you hear something soon. I applied for I-751 a couple days after you and live in the same area. My case has been transferred to NBC in March 2020, nothing since then. 

My husband's I-751 was also transferred to NBC in March 2020. The case status changed to "ready to be scheduled for an interview" in May 2020, but we've heard nothing since then. We contacted Congresswoman Norton's office for help inquiring with USCIS on our behalf since we're outside of normal processing time, but USCIS just came back with the same info we can find online. 

[MXcompadre 75]

In December 2016 we began our USCIS visa journey saga.  At this juncture in year 2021 our long awaited USCIS goal of USA Naturalization is nearing finalization and completion!  Received our official USCIS Atlanta Field Office N-400 Naturalization interview scheduled on Thursday, March 4, 2021, HALLELUJAH!  On Monday, February 1, 2021 will go to the InfoPass appointment to recieve an I-551 extension stamp in his passport.  We'll share further information after each of the appointments. Our positive thoughts are with each and everyone in their USCIS journey to successfully cross their immigration finish line.  Looking back, the Visa Journey website and community's been invaluable in every faucet of our immigration process. It has saved us hard earned money that many spend in using the services of a licensed US Immigration attorney.  We will plan to use the dollars we saved from having successfully navigated the process adhering and following the prudent, sage and wise counsel of the shared resources from everyone who unselfishly shared their information resources here on the VJ website. We could not have accomplished successfully attaining our goal without each and all of you!  Un millón agradecido a todos aqui en VJ...

Edited January 29, 2021 by MXcompadre
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[Imani 105]

1 hour ago, MXcompadre said:

In December 2016 we began our USCIS visa journey saga.  At this juncture in year 2021 our long awaited USCIS goal of USA Naturalization is nearing finalization and completion!  Received our official USCIS Atlanta Field Office N-400 Naturalization interview scheduled on Thursday, March 4, 2021, HALLELUJAH!  On Monday, February 1, 2021 will go to the InfoPass appointment to recieve an I-551 extension stamp in his passport.  We'll share further information after each of the appointments. Our positive thoughts are with each and everyone in their USCIS journey to successfully cross their immigration finish line.  Looking back, the Visa Journey website and community's been invaluable in every faucet of our immigration process. It has saved us hard earned money that many spend in using the services of a licensed US Immigration attorney.  We will plan to use the dollars we saved from having successfully navigated the process adhering and following the prudent, sage and wise counsel of the shared resources from everyone who unselfishly shared their information resources here on the VJ website. We could not have accomplished successfully attaining our goal without each and all of you!  Un millón agradecido a todos aqui en VJ...

Congratulations 🎈🎊🎉🍾 

 

I agree visajourney has been very helpful.

Edited January 29, 2021 by Nipperswife

[MXcompadre 75]

18 hours ago, Nipperswife said:

Congratulations 🎈🎊🎉🍾 

 

I agree visajourney has been very helpful.

Thank you Nipperswife!  We overwhelming agree 100% that this VisaJourney.com website is an invaluable, absolutely essential and treasured resource on the many varied faucets of applying for and transitioning through the convoluted USA USCIS immigration experience.  Each and every VJ contributor that's mutually shared their personal prudent, informative and invaluable sage resource information, and or topic specific forum postings add to the value of using this website. Assuredly we saved mega$ in our extensive self research, accurately completing & filing the USCIS forms/paperwork and sharing our actual case handling process and progress to assist other VJ members in their personal immigration dealings, journey and progress through the USCIS immigration maze. Buen suerte a ustedes en nosotros visa journey!    

[MindHunter 18]

My extension letter is expiring soon in a couple of days, and my passport is also expired. 
 

Any idea what to do? Any buddy has been through this before?