I-751 September 2022 Filers

[Mohammed26 16]

5 minutes ago, OldUser said:

She should update her social security card to remove wording similar to "Valid for Work Only With DHS Authorization" if she has it written.

 

Then she can only show her state ID or driver license and Social Security card.

 

Another, but bad option is to use green card and extension letter. This is bad because some employers don't understand how it works and can ask for new proof when her extension letter is close to expiration. It's not worth going this route.

I appreciate your help and quick response. 

[Rearviewmirror 397]

8 minutes ago, Mohammed26 said:

I appreciate your help and quick response. 

If she doesn’t have an unrestricted social security card, she should be able to easily get one from an SSA office as long as her GC is not expired 

[Mohammed26 16]

1 minute ago, Rearviewmirror said:

If she doesn’t have an unrestricted social security card, she should be able to easily get one from an SSA office as long as her GC is not expired 

The GC is expired (Pending I-751) is filed. 

[OldUser 6,663]

2 minutes ago, Mohammed26 said:

The GC is expired (Pending I-751) is filed. 

She should try removing social security card restrictions by bringing her GC and I-751 extension letter to social security administration.

[Mohammed26 16]

1 minute ago, OldUser said:

She should try removing social security card restrictions by bringing her GC and I-751 extension letter to social security administration.

Yes, I just filled out the application and now I will take her in to get this done. 

[Fe.Ta 874]

Third inquiry for biometrics expires in 8 days, no response.  LOL

Meanwhile, just keep swimming through life making other changes and plans because clearly ROC ain't happening soon.  Haha

 

So much for the six month low-risk approach.  Only MSC and just a few lucky ones.

[cgcrooks 64]

On 12/10/2022 at 2:21 AM, cgcrooks said:

Just to update our WAC filers- we have received notice today, that fingerprints were taken. I believe that means biometrics got waived and the previous one was used. Yay! You guys are next!

Plot twist- we received a biometrics appointment for this week. Lol!

[Fe.Ta 874]

3 hours ago, cgcrooks said:

Plot twist- we received a biometrics appointment for this week. Lol!

Oh, man, USCIS is just all over the place - even more than usual.

[Indy Sab 174]

No updates on my case, no address change update, no finger prints.... nothing... don`t know what to do anymore

[Fe.Ta 874]

2 hours ago, Charlys&Indy said:

No updates on my case, no address change update, no finger prints.... nothing... don`t know what to do anymore

Third inquiry expires in 3 days and nothing on biometrics.  Called Infopass and it did not yield any results.  We are in the waiting game.  Meanwhile, other cases are getting approved in 6 months.  SMH.

[BJM-SSM 18]

2 hours ago, Charlys&Indy said:

No updates on my case, no address change update, no finger prints.... nothing... don`t know what to do anymore

My case never updated for biometrics too but I got info pass for stamp passport and officer told me my biometrics re-used it and haven’t showed up on my end yet. But when the time I can file for citizenship comes so I don’t care about I-751 no more. 

[OldUser 6,663]

20 minutes ago, BJM-SSM said:

But when the time I can file for citizenship comes so I don’t care about I-751 no more. 

I wouldn't stop caring about I-751. Ultimately N-400 will depend on I-751 approval.

 

Here is a good story about pending I-751 and N-400:

 

https://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/790611-my-wife-doesnt-know-if-she-passed-her-citizenship-test/

 

Not saying the OP there didn't care, but definitely could have watched the I-751 case closer and do all the necessary steps to get it approved. 

Edited February 8, 2023 by OldUser

[Indy Sab 174]

when are we allowed to apply for N400? being married since sept 2019, this Sept will be 4 years of marriage.

[JenIE 402]

31 minutes ago, Charlys&Indy said:

when are we allowed to apply for N400? being married since sept 2019, this Sept will be 4 years of marriage.

You are allowed to file for the N-400 3 years after the date you received the CR-1 (to meet the residency requirement).

 

If you received the CR-1 in 2020 then you are eligible this year and can file anytime after the date of the CR-1 provided you have met all of the requirements.

[Crazy Cat 41,857]

21 minutes ago, JenIE said:

You are allowed to file for the N-400 3 years after the date you received the CR-1 (to meet the residency requirement).

 

If you received the CR-1 in 2020 then you are eligible this year and can file anytime after the date of the CR-1 provided you have met all of the requirements.

To clarify:  You can apply for citizenship, as the spouse of a US citizen, 3 years minus 90 days from the time you became a Green Card Holder.    That applies to those who entered the US via a spousal visa as well as those who adjusted status. 

 

For those who are not spouses of UC citizens, it is 5 years minus 90 days. 

Edited February 14, 2023 by Crazy Cat