I-751 ROC Filers - January 2023

[Akrapovic 31]

48 months extension just arrived in the mail 😵

 

Application received 1/23

NOA date 1/25

[James80 10]

Same here: received 1/20, I797 issued 1/25 and gives a 48 month extension.

 

VJ's timeline emailed me a prediction yesterday that they'd process the I751 at the end of October 2024. Hopefully the N400 will overtake that before then!

[AFCF 273]

Sent: 1/17

Delivered: 1/19 (received date on NOA)

Text notification: 1/24

Got the extension letter today, 1/30, for 36 months. 

[Rearviewmirror 397]

2 hours ago, Akrapovic said:

48 months extension just arrived in the mail 😵

 

Application received 1/23

NOA date 1/25

So looks like all letters sent out after January 23 will be for 48 months. Hope they send everyone who filed earlier a 48 month letter. 

[Purplerose14 27]

On 1/20/2023 at 6:30 PM, Stein said:

Add to this we received our 797C letters today.  Only 9 days from sending packet to receipt of letters.

 

But as a dose of reality on how slowly things are moving, the extension time on our letters isn't 24 months.  It is now good for 36 months!

Hi I was following up on your post and was wondering if you received two extension letters for your wife and daughter each?…

January 23rd I mailed my I-751 joint petition to remove conditions for both my son and I and also paid the extra $85 biometric fee. But on the 26th January I only received one receipt (extension letter with 48 months) 

Is this normal?

[mangy 22]

Here is my update

Sent : 01/27/2023

Delivered : 1/30/2023

[AGMic 13]

My update:

Sent 01/18

Delivered via USPS (Carol Stream, IL) 01/20

Credit card charged 01/24

SMS notification 01/25 - got assigned to Vermont (EAC)

NOA date 01/24 - 48 months

NOA received in the mail 01/31

 

Will probably apply for N-400 March 2024 before my I-751 gets extended.

[James80 10]

 

AGMic: "Will probably apply for N-400 March 2024 before my I-751 gets extended."

 

May I ask why March rather than January? AIUI the window for both is normally a year apart if you qualify for the 3 year N400? (I left my I751 a bit late, but plan to file the N400 as soon as the window opens in November this year.)

[Karina & Auli 10]

Status update:

 

1/17/23: mailed ROC via USPS

1/18: Package received

1/23: Text received - SRC prefix...we are being serviced via Texas

1/25: NOA received with 36 month extension

[WOOSH 9]

Notice date 1/5/23

fingerprint applied 1/31/23

No bio appointment. 
LIN case

[Mrs Oduro 302]

Just got this shocker in the mail today, didn’t see it coming and didn’t even know it’s approved but thank God the wait is over 
Filed June 2021
MSC
Biometrics done - August 2021
Ready to schedule interview- February 2022
Approved - January 27, 2023 
Notice in the mail- January 31, 2023
No interview

[TheWindyCity 4]

On 1/23/2023 at 4:39 PM, TheWindyCity said:

NOA1 received today, marked 01/18/2023. Got a 36 months extension.

01/31/2023 - Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken

 

Now the real wait begins lol

 

[Rearviewmirror 397]

13 hours ago, Mrs Oduro said:

Just got this shocker in the mail today, didn’t see it coming and didn’t even know it’s approved but thank God the wait is over 
Filed June 2021
MSC
Biometrics done - August 2021
Ready to schedule interview- February 2022
Approved - January 27, 2023 
Notice in the mail- January 31, 2023
No interview

Congratulations! You might want to post this in the June 2021 thread here - this thread is for January 2023 filers.

[KBCN 53]

Just curious on what everyone is doing for pictures... Are you submitting photos from the start of the marriage or just photos in the timeframe since the AOS application/interview? 

 

I feel like this should be obvious but now second guessing everything, especially because we have so many pictures of trips and family events since our AOS interview that I don't know if we really need to go back to the beginning... Also our immigration officer didn't even look at the photos we brought 😅

[Stein 276]

4 minutes ago, KBCN said:

Just curious on what everyone is doing for pictures... Are you submitting photos from the start of the marriage or just photos in the timeframe since the AOS application/interview? 

 

I feel like this should be obvious but now second guessing everything, especially because we have so many pictures of trips and family events since our AOS interview that I don't know if we really need to go back to the beginning... Also our immigration officer didn't even look at the photos we brought 😅

I only submitted from arrival in the US to date.  My thinking is that they want to see that we are still together. Sending things from before don't show that.  Showing that we are CURRENTLY together should carry more weight in my mind.  I could be wrong, though.