I-175 May 2019 Filers

[Imani 105]

2 hours ago, Harold_Oakland said:

As far as I know she wasn't asked for such evidence. It is ridiculous they do not consider expiring proof of status as an emergency. They aren't stupid, they know it can lead to financial ruin for families yet they still stonewall people.

Agreed

[Leafs_fan 9]

On 2/23/2021 at 4:56 PM, kranthi143 said:

Thank you for the update. I meant the document to show in field office, they mentioned for urgent infopass appointments we need to provide proof of your emergency to substantiate your claim. Does not it required ?

10 year green card was received in the mail exactly 1 week after interview.

[MD11PILOT 26]

On 12/12/2020 at 12:36 PM, MD11PILOT said:

Hello All,

 

Well after filing in May 2019 we are scheduled for Jan 14 2021 in Ft Myers.

 

New Card Is Being Produced

On March 2, 2021, we ordered your new card for Receipt Number MSC199, and will mail it to the address you gave us

Here is my update. We had to cancel our interview due to contracting COVID. USCIS rescheduled for 02/21/2021. APPROVED!!!!

Edited March 3, 2021 by MD11PILOT

[Stelare 35]

Anyone else who was transferred to NBC have any updates they can share? 

[LKMK 85]

13 hours ago, Stelare said:

Anyone else who was transferred to NBC have any updates they can share? 

No updates.  Still waiting and waiting and waiting. However, we got tired of waiting so we decided to go ahead and apply for Citizenship so we got an ADIT stamp yesterday and submitted the N-400 application this morning.  Estimated time for N-400 is 6 months.

[Stelare 35]

Funnily enough I actually have an update today!

I was able to put in an e-request for my case being outside of processing time (I-751). Well this morning I woke up to an email saying there was an update on my case.
As of March 5th, interviews have been scheduled for both! Now it's just a waiting game until I find out when exactly the interview will be.

Definitely need to start studying for the civics test as well as start prepping evidence to take to the interview.
Feeling SO much relief. MyUSCIS was saying that my estimated approval timeline was July, and with baby due in August, that was cutting it way too close.
Thankfully everything should be resolved by then.

Anyway know how far out interviews are typically being scheduled? Should I expect the interviews to be soon? Or will I have a few weeks to prep?

Edited March 6, 2021 by Stelare

[Harold_Oakland 133]

40 minutes ago, Stelare said:

Funnily enough I actually have an update today!

I was able to put in an e-request for my case being outside of processing time (I-751). Well this morning I woke up to an email saying there was an update on my case.
As of March 5th, interviews have been scheduled for both! Now it's just a waiting game until I find out when exactly the interview will be.

Definitely need to start studying for the civics test as well as start prepping evidence to take to the interview.
Feeling SO much relief. MyUSCIS was saying that my estimated approval timeline was July, and with baby due in August, that was cutting it way too close.
Thankfully everything should be resolved by then.

Anyway know how far out interviews are typically being scheduled? Should I expect the interviews to be soon? Or will I have a few weeks to prep?

Hello, and congrats! I don't know if it will be there since it is a Saturday, but you could check your documents on the myuscis website and look for the interview letter.

My wife just got scheduled for interviews on the 4th and the document was there on the 5th. She'll be interviewed April 9th.

[Imani 105]

46 minutes ago, Stelare said:

Funnily enough I actually have an update today!

I was able to put in an e-request for my case being outside of processing time (I-751). Well this morning I woke up to an email saying there was an update on my case.
As of March 5th, interviews have been scheduled for both! Now it's just a waiting game until I find out when exactly the interview will be.

Definitely need to start studying for the civics test as well as start prepping evidence to take to the interview.
Feeling SO much relief. MyUSCIS was saying that my estimated approval timeline was July, and with baby due in August, that was cutting it way too close.
Thankfully everything should be resolved by then.

Anyway know how far out interviews are typically being scheduled? Should I expect the interviews to be soon? Or will I have a few weeks to prep?

Congratulations 🍾🎉🎊🎈 

 

what service center and local center if you don’t mind me asking?

 

ALSO when is your PD?

Edited March 6, 2021 by Nipperswife

[Stelare 35]

1 minute ago, Harold_Oakland said:

Hello, and congrats! I don't know if it will be there since it is a Saturday, but you could check your documents on the myuscis website and look for the interview letter.

My wife just got scheduled for interviews on the 4th and the document was there on the 5th. She'll be interviewed April 9th.

Thank you, Harold! Unfortunately nothing in the documents but thank you for reminding me to check there. Hopefully they'll pop up early next week.

Congrats to you and your wife as well! Here's hoping everything goes smoothly moving forward!

Fingers crossed I'll also have about a month to prepare. Not looking forward to figuring out and getting together all the evidence to take for the RoC portion, but it's a small complaint at this point (Can't wait to be done with printing stacks of documents).
 

[Imani 105]

On 3/2/2021 at 10:33 PM, MD11PILOT said:

Here is my update. We had to cancel our interview due to contracting COVID. USCIS rescheduled for 02/21/2021. APPROVED!!!!

Congratulations 🎈🎊🍾🎉 

[Stelare 35]

4 minutes ago, Nipperswife said:

Congratulations 🍾🎉🎊🎈 

 

what service center and local center if you don’t mind me asking?

 

ALSO when is your PD?

Portland field office for local. My RoC was WAC (So CSC?), and then it was transferred to NBC last year in October.

Not sure what PD stands for?

Edited March 6, 2021 by Stelare

[Leafs_fan 9]

2 hours ago, Stelare said:

Funnily enough I actually have an update today!

I was able to put in an e-request for my case being outside of processing time (I-751). Well this morning I woke up to an email saying there was an update on my case.
As of March 5th, interviews have been scheduled for both! Now it's just a waiting game until I find out when exactly the interview will be.

Definitely need to start studying for the civics test as well as start prepping evidence to take to the interview.
Feeling SO much relief. MyUSCIS was saying that my estimated approval timeline was July, and with baby due in August, that was cutting it way too close.
Thankfully everything should be resolved by then.

Anyway know how far out interviews are typically being scheduled? Should I expect the interviews to be soon? Or will I have a few weeks to prep?

My 751 interview was about 5 weeks after I received the notice in the mail.

[MD11PILOT 26]

8 hours ago, Nipperswife said:

Congratulations 🎈🎊🍾🎉 

Thank you!

 

Update...received PR 10 year card today. That is 4 days since the interview.

[Stelare 35]

Was able to view my notice letter on MyUSCIS portal today. Looks like my interview will be mid April!
Time to get studying!

[MXcompadre 75]

On 3/9/2021 at 11:28 AM, Stelare said:

Was able to view my notice letter on MyUSCIS portal today. Looks like my interview will be mid April!
Time to get studying!

Check out the 'YouTube' videos of the interview scenarios and what to expect. Very helpful and informative. Buen suerte!