I-751 September 2022 Filers

[PimT 15]

Looks like my biometrics got waived! I haven't received anything in the mail or any text updates but decided to check my account on my.uscis.gov and saw that my case was updated last Tuesday. Weird that I haven't gotten a mail or text though given how quick the first notification came.

 

9/13/2022: ROC Package sent

9/15/2022: Delivered to Carol Stream, IL   

9/20/2022: Received notification from USCIS 

10/4/2022: Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken

[JenIE 402]

1 minute ago, Ruly/Geri said:

thanks! appreciate the link. I had been looking for something like this. Well, hopefully it's not as bad as people make it see online. I've heard horror stories >,<

LOL there's probably horror stories about all of them. But, during 2020 far fewer spousal visas were issued than usual, so all of the ones that are now due to remove conditions should be met by service centers that don't have the backlog that they used to. Of course, time will tell but I'm choosing to be hopeful!

[JenIE 402]

2 minutes ago, PimT said:

Looks like my biometrics got waived! I haven't received anything in the mail or any text updates but decided to check my account on my.uscis.gov and saw that my case was updated last Tuesday. Weird that I haven't gotten a mail or text though given how quick the first notification came.

 

9/13/2022: ROC Package sent

9/15/2022: Delivered to Carol Stream, IL   

9/20/2022: Received notification from USCIS 

10/4/2022: Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken

I see you're an CR-1, did you have biometrics taken for something else? All of the people who got waived recently seem to be those who had to go through AOS because they got biometrics done at that time.

[PimT 15]

6 minutes ago, JenIE said:

I see you're an CR-1, did you have biometrics taken for something else? All of the people who got waived recently seem to be those who had to go through AOS because they got biometrics done at that time.

Yes, I did file for AOS in 2020 after we got married since I was already in the US at the time and was on a work visa (H1-B). I could just be misunderstanding the proper usage of CR-1 haha but I thought my current green card status was CR-1.

[JenIE 402]

11 minutes ago, PimT said:

Yes, I did file for AOS in 2020 after we got married since I was already in the US at the time and was on a work visa (H1-B). I could just be misunderstanding the proper usage of CR-1 haha but I thought my current green card status was CR-1.

Ah yes, you are right, you do have a CR-1, you just went through a different path than a lot of us. For those of us whose spouses were outside of the country before the CR-1 was granted we didn't have to do an AOS. But since you had to do biometrics for AOS it makes sense that you got them waived this time around!

[PimT 15]

2 minutes ago, JenIE said:

Ah yes, you are right, you do have a CR-1, you just went through a different path than a lot of us. For those of us whose spouses were outside of the country before the CR-1 was granted we didn't have to do an AOS. But since you had to do biometrics for AOS it makes sense that you got them waived this time around!

Oh I see. Appreciate the insight!

[visaquestion1234 27]

Got the extension letter! Do you need to carry around the original copy or can you just use a copy? Just thinking about potential scenarios where something like that might pop up (speeding ticket or if someone of authority needs to see it randomly)?

[OldUser 6,709]

58 minutes ago, visaquestion1234 said:

Got the extension letter! Do you need to carry around the original copy or can you just use a copy? Just thinking about potential scenarios where something like that might pop up (speeding ticket or if someone of authority needs to see it randomly)?

I would only carry the original (and have multiple digital and paper copies) when travelling internationally. 

[visaquestion1234 27]

30 minutes ago, OldUser said:

I would only carry the original (and have multiple digital and paper copies) when travelling internationally. 

Great, thanks for your input!

[Indy Sab 174]

Good morning everyone! I have already submitted 2 address change and nothing yet, last one was on Oct 3rd, and it has not been assigned to anyone yet... what should i do?

[Fe.Ta 874]

27 days and no biometrics, should I submit an inquiry?

[KP13 5]

1 minute ago, Fe.Ta said:

27 days and no biometrics, should I submit an inquiry?

I’m 40 days and no biometrics!  

[Fe.Ta 874]

Just now, KP13 said:

I’m 40 days and no biometrics!  

What’s your service center?  Did you submit an inquiry?

[KP13 5]

1 minute ago, Fe.Ta said:

What’s your service center?  Did you submit an inquiry?

SCR. No I did not. Should I? How do I do that? 

[Fe.Ta 874]

1 minute ago, KP13 said:

SCR. No I did not. Should I? How do I do that? 

https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayONPTForm.do;jsessionid=405D435C6AB9D38AE1F99085EA56562D?sroPageType=onpt&entryPoint=init
 

I think 40 days is plenty of waiting.  Yes, you should.