I-175 May 2019 Filers

[Kay21 19]

27 minutes ago, LKMK said:

Yes. I'll to that tonight when I get home. Thank you so much for the information!

 

Did you submit a FOIA request and did it help any?

http://foia.state.gov/foiareq/foialetter.asp

[Kay21 19]

On 2/16/2022 at 5:52 PM, LKMK said:

We contacted our Senator, but nothing came about from that. Tell me more about a FOIA request?

Got approved today 🙌 

 

[LKMK 85]

On 2/23/2022 at 3:33 PM, Kay21 said:

Got approved today 🙌 

 

Congratulations!!! Hopefully, ours will be soon too.

[Kay21 19]

29 minutes ago, LKMK said:

Congratulations!!! Hopefully, ours will be soon too.

Yes I hope so for you too ..just waiting for them to schedule my oath,  as I don't think I'll be getting a card it does say card is being produced will see what happens next week 

[LKMK 85]

4 minutes ago, Kay21 said:

Yes I hope so for you too ..just waiting for them to schedule my oath,  as I don't think I'll be getting a card it does say card is being produced will see what happens next week 

I just submitted a FOIA request for both the I-751 and N-400. Maybe we'll get some traction now.

[Kay21 19]

41 minutes ago, LKMK said:

I just submitted a FOIA request for both the I-751 and N-400. Maybe we'll get some traction now.

Ok good keep tracking it saw some people say at step 3-4 they got interview not sure, but hang in there. Also contact your senator too tell will get more info on your case then when you put in the inquiry and get a standard reply 

[yutekao 43]

So my wife is still waiting for her case since May 2019. I’ve contacted the congresswoman in my state and they helped us located her case. Her case is definitely in our local USCIS office now but still nothing yet. Her permanent residence one year extension stamp is about to expire next week. Should my wife call the USCIS and get another extension stamp? What do everyone do? We won’t be traveling anytime soon but not sure if expired permanent resident stamp will effect anything….

 

Any help would be appreciated!!!!!

 

 

[lsu_mike 97]

15 minutes ago, yutekao said:

So my wife is still waiting for her case since May 2019. I’ve contacted the congresswoman in my state and they helped us located her case. Her case is definitely in our local USCIS office now but still nothing yet. Her permanent residence one year extension stamp is about to expire next week. Should my wife call the USCIS and get another extension stamp? What do everyone do? We won’t be traveling anytime soon but not sure if expired permanent resident stamp will effect anything….

 

Any help would be appreciated!!!!!

 

 

If she needs it for employment or travel I would try and call and make an appointment to get the updated stamp.  My wife had to call more than a few times to get a call back from USCIS to schedule the appointment. 
 

hopefully with your case at your local field office maybe they will be scheduling your interview or approving your case soon.  
 

We just had our interview in December.  
 

Good luck! 

[LKMK 85]

On 2/27/2022 at 8:14 AM, yutekao said:

So my wife is still waiting for her case since May 2019. I’ve contacted the congresswoman in my state and they helped us located her case. Her case is definitely in our local USCIS office now but still nothing yet. Her permanent residence one year extension stamp is about to expire next week. Should my wife call the USCIS and get another extension stamp? What do everyone do? We won’t be traveling anytime soon but not sure if expired permanent resident stamp will effect anything….

 

Any help would be appreciated!!!!!

 

 

I agree with Yutekao. Call USCIS and schedule an Infopass appointment as soon as you can. We received an extension last year after her card expired and now need another extension. We called USCIS 3 weeks ago and they said they would call back with an appointment date. As of today, they haven't called back. We are going to call again tomorrow since her ADIT stamp is now expired nd continue to call until they schedule an appointment. We are in the same boat as you. Filed in May 2019 and nothing. I submitted a FOIA a few weeks ago and we'll see what that says. Hopefully, we will see movement soon.

[LKMK 85]

Just recieved an interview date for N-400 although we haven't heard anyting on ROC. From people's experience will they just do a dual interview and adjudicate I-751 before the N-400?  Finally!

 

What documents should we bring from other's experiences? I submitted a ton of stuff online.

Edited March 8, 2022 by LKMK

[LKMK 85]

On 11/22/2021 at 5:10 PM, Nipperswife said:

 

 

 

What documents did you bring to your N-400 interview?

[Imani 105]

1 hour ago, LKMK said:

What documents did you bring to your N-400 interview?

Oh I didn’t have a n400 interview yet, I just filed last week. But every communication I’ve had advised to take all original copies of what you either sent in by mail or uploaded online with you and any changes that happened during the pending of the application.

[LKMK 85]

4 minutes ago, Nipperswife said:

Oh I didn’t have a n400 interview yet, I just filed last week. But every communication I’ve had advised to take all original copies of what you either sent in by mail or uploaded online with you and any changes that happened during the pending of the application.

Cool. Thanks. Its interesting that we recieved the NOA exactly 365 days to the day after we filed for Citizenship.

[Imani 105]

45 minutes ago, LKMK said:

Cool. Thanks. Its interesting that we recieved the NOA exactly 365 days to the day after we filed for Citizenship.

Really???? That is crazy. Did you do paper file?? Are you prepared for the tests???

[LKMK 85]

2 minutes ago, Nipperswife said:

Really???? That is crazy. Did you do paper file?? Are you prepared for the tests???

We filed online. I certainly hope my wife is prepared. I told her to start studying hard!  LOL