I-751 September 2022 Filers

[Fe.Ta 874]

Just now, BJM-SSM said:

Then I’m so lucky that I got the worse Service centers lol 

Get your extension letter and then forget about it.  Haha That’s what we will do.  Otherwise, you’ll drive yourself insane.

[BJM-SSM 18]

Just now, Fe.Ta said:

Get your extension letter and then forget about it.  Haha That’s what we will do.  Otherwise, you’ll drive yourself insane.

Of course. I don’t care about it just move on for N-400 when the time comes. Lol 

[Rocio0010 5,579]

15 hours ago, BJM-SSM said:

Is it they random for service center?

I wish I had the answer to that question. I don't know. Part of me thinks it's random, but I do know that cases that are routed to LIN are likely to get an interview waiver based on this https://www.dhs.gov/publication/uscis-processing-concurrently-pending-forms-n-400-and-forms-i-751

I am really curious as to what they are going to do with my case. We did not have an interview for AOS (we got a phone call cancelling it the day before our interview, which would have been March 18th 2020). Then, the field office sent us an RFE to submit the evidence we were going to show by mail. We followed suit, and two weeks later we were approved. So technically we didn't have an in person interview, but we did mail the evidence we were going to show. I do not know whether they are going to consider that and waive our interview for the 751, or not. Either way we don't really care, we are still happily married. It's just my curiosity.

[Indy Sab 174]

7 minutes ago, Rocio0010 said:

I wish I had the answer to that question. I don't know. Part of me thinks it's random, but I do know that cases that are routed to LIN are likely to get an interview waiver based on this https://www.dhs.gov/publication/uscis-processing-concurrently-pending-forms-n-400-and-forms-i-751

I am really curious as to what they are going to do with my case. We did not have an interview for AOS (we got a phone call cancelling it the day before our interview, which would have been March 18th 2020). Then, the field office sent us an RFE to submit the evidence we were going to show by mail. We followed suit, and two weeks later we were approved. So technically we didn't have an in person interview, but we did mail the evidence we were going to show. I do not know whether they are going to consider that and waive our interview for the 751, or not. Either way we don't really care, we are still happily married. It's just my curiosity.

I want to think its random too...but but most of the Florida cases are been sent to Potomac.... I really mean most of them.... so if you are filing soon and are from Florida most likely you will be in the long waiting room

[Rocio0010 5,579]

7 minutes ago, Charlys&Indy said:

I want to think its random too...but but most of the Florida cases are been sent to Potomac.... I really mean most of them.... so if you are filing soon and are from Florida most likely you will be in the long waiting room

Oh no, as per my signature, I am in Columbus, filed in February 2022 and assigned to LIN

[BJM-SSM 18]

12 minutes ago, Charlys&Indy said:

I want to think its random too...but but most of the Florida cases are been sent to Potomac.... I really mean most of them.... so if you are filing soon and are from Florida most likely you will be in the long waiting room

Same here most of NC belong with Potomac that what I knew. That’s why I’m curious about random or not random 

Edited September 23, 2022 by BJM-SSM

[Indy Sab 174]

1 hour ago, Rocio0010 said:

Oh no, as per my signature, I am in Columbus, filed in February 2022 and assigned to LIN

they are moving a little faster... Nebraska has the shortest processing time... i believe is 10-12 months

[Indy Sab 174]

about 2 weeks ago I did an inquiry about address change.... nothing has happened yet

[visaquestion1234 27]

Okay, I think I'm ready to put a bow on this! I included a cover page, a short intro, and a table of contents with the following (I've redacted some personal info):

 

[A short description]

 

EXHIBIT A: Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence

 

EXHIBIT B: Form G-1145, E-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance

 

EXHIBIT C: Lawful Permanent Resident Status and Identification

This exhibit includes copies of the following:

 

Current Permanent Resident Card

I-797, Notice of Action stating approval of my I-485 application

Employment Authorization/Advance Parole Card

Social Security Card

Driver’s License

 

EXHIBIT D: Marriage Certificate

 

EXHIBIT E: Cohabitation with Spouse

This exhibit includes copies of the following:

 

Electric bill addressed to me and my spouse

Water bill addressed to me and my spouse

Home Owner’s Insurance under me and my spouse

Closing statement of current home (purchased prior to me obtaining lawful permanent resident status)

Spouse’s current driver’s license matching our address

 

EXHIBIT F: Federal and State Tax Returns for 2019, 2020, and 2021

 

EXHBIT G: Financial Commingling

This exhibit includes the following:

 

Monthly statements from joint [...] checking account

Monthly statements from [...] - I am an authorized user on this account, and only the primary account holder’s name (my spouse, [...]) is listed on the statements. The charges are then paid through our joint [...] account

Monthly Costco card membership statements

Proof of myself as my spouse’s 401k beneficiary

Most recent 401k statement

Account summary of joint [investment] account

Account summary of joint [investment] account

 

EXHIBIT H: Summary of Spouse’s Employment Benefits with as the Beneficiary

This exhibit includes the following:

 

Summary page detailing all benefits elected by my spouse, including health and life insurance

Copy of current health insurance card

 

EXHBIT I: Evidence of Joint Vehicle Insurance

 

EXHBIT J: Supplemental Evidence

This exhibit contains the following:

 

Assorted photographs from throughout our marriage

Certificate of marriage into the Catholic Church in [...]

Photographs of Catholic Church wedding ceremony

[Bacon235 10]

Hello All,

I’m stressing out and maybe it’s just paranoia? But my wife and I are September filers. Our windows opened on the 29th of august but we didn’t actually file till the 19th. We were waiting for other supporting documents so we didn’t file for a couple weeks. Issue is; we had filled the I-751 form beforehand and signed and dated it a week before our window opened. On the “date of signature” we put the date we signed the form (22nd august). Now I’m slightly worried if we’d get denied for “early filing” even if we technically just filled this week. 
 

package sent: 17sept2022

delivered: 19sept2022

 

no text confirmation yet. Any inputs will be appreciated. Thanks! 

[acciowand 34]

13 minutes ago, Bacon235 said:

Hello All,

I’m stressing out and maybe it’s just paranoia? But my wife and I are September filers. Our windows opened on the 29th of august but we didn’t actually file till the 19th. We were waiting for other supporting documents so we didn’t file for a couple weeks. Issue is; we had filled the I-751 form beforehand and signed and dated it a week before our window opened. On the “date of signature” we put the date we signed the form (22nd august). Now I’m slightly worried if we’d get denied for “early filing” even if we technically just filled this week. 
 

package sent: 17sept2022

delivered: 19sept2022

 

no text confirmation yet. Any inputs will be appreciated. Thanks! 

Hi! I’m kind of in the same situation (?) My 90 days started 09/15/22 and our forms were signed and dated before that 90 days window. I’ve read somewhere else that USCIS looks at the date they received your paperworks, but I’m no immigration expert lol. So I guess the best thing to do now is just wait and see what happens. Here’s my timeline so far:

 

• 09/14/22: Sent documents via Fedex
• 09/19/22: Documents received at USCIS Phoenix, AZ
• 09/22/22: Text notification - Case was received.

[Bacon235 10]

1 minute ago, acciowand said:

Hi! I’m kind of in the same situation (?) My 90 days started 09/15/22 and our forms were signed and dated before that 90 days window. I’ve read somewhere else that USCIS looks at the date they received your paperworks, but I’m no immigration expert lol. So I guess the best thing to do now is just wait and see what happens. Here’s my timeline so far:

 

• 09/14/22: Sent documents via Fedex
• 09/19/22: Documents received at USCIS Phoenix, AZ
• 09/22/22: Text notification - Case was received.

Hi. Thank you for the response! I guess ultimately I’m really unsure of when USCIS considers a packet to be filed. Does the date the packet is received count as when it was “filed” or when you filled and signed the form. Although I don’t think it’s the latter. My packet got delivered this week and I haven’t gotten a text confirmation so I’m thinking of everything and anything that could’ve been wrong. 

[acciowand 34]

8 minutes ago, Bacon235 said:

Hi. Thank you for the response! I guess ultimately I’m really unsure of when USCIS considers a packet to be filed. Does the date the packet is received count as when it was “filed” or when you filled and signed the form. Although I don’t think it’s the latter. My packet got delivered this week and I haven’t gotten a text confirmation so I’m thinking of everything and anything that could’ve been wrong. 

Maybe it would count as “filed” on the date they received the packet, not when it was signed or dated. (Again, I could be wrong lol) We’re probably just being super paranoid, and overthinking things. I received my text notification (with receipt number & informing me that the official receipt notice to follow in mail) just yesterday, you’ll most likely get yours soon too!  We’re expecting them to cash out our check sometime next week. Sending good vibes your way!

Edited September 23, 2022 by acciowand

[Bacon235 10]

59 minutes ago, acciowand said:

Maybe it would count as “filed” on the date they received the packet, not when it was signed or dated. (Again, I could be wrong lol) We’re probably just being super paranoid, and overthinking things. I received my text notification (with receipt number & informing me that the official receipt notice to follow in mail) just yesterday, you’ll most likely get yours soon too!  We’re expecting them to cash out our check sometime next week. Sending good vibes your way!

Thanks man! Yeah I would assume that would be what would count as “filed” and not when it was signed. I know I’m just super anxious because I haven’t gotten a text yet but It got delivered Monday so hopefully I get one in the coming days. 

[Fe.Ta 874]

9 hours ago, Charlys&Indy said:

I want to think its random too...but but most of the Florida cases are been sent to Potomac.... I really mean most of them.... so if you are filing soon and are from Florida most likely you will be in the long waiting room

Man, we are just gonna die in Potomac, then. FML