I-751 ROC Filers - January 2023

[just113 5]

8 hours ago, soco said:

 

Just received my 36 months extension on mail, it was super fast to the extent that they did not send me text despite including form G-1145.

Send my package 01/17

Delivery next day 01/18

Money order cashed 01/23

Notice of action received by mail 01/24

NBC processing center.

 

Edited January 24, 2023 by just113

[James80 10]

Sent 01/18

Collected from USPS (Phoenix) 01/20

Credit card charged 01/24

No SMS or email yet.

[Stein 276]

It just occurred to me when I got another letter today about biometrics.  It stated that they are re-using the fingerprints.  I knew that already but reading the letter further it stated that they will not refund the biometrics fee.  So another $170 (two people) for the cash grab.  It does make sense to re-use something that was just taken less than two years ago but knowingly charging an extra $85 each is just robbery.  Has ANYONE had to take biometrics again for ROC in the last few years?

[Rearviewmirror 397]

10 minutes ago, Stein said:

It just occurred to me when I got another letter today about biometrics.  It stated that they are re-using the fingerprints.  I knew that already but reading the letter further it stated that they will not refund the biometrics fee.  So another $170 (two people) for the cash grab.  It does make sense to re-use something that was just taken less than two years ago but knowingly charging an extra $85 each is just robbery.  Has ANYONE had to take biometrics again for ROC in the last few years?

Did your online account update for biometrics yet, or did you just get the letter? No sign of mine yet but guessing that’s YSC in action…

[OldUser 6,979]

26 minutes ago, Stein said:

It does make sense to re-use something that was just taken less than two years ago but knowingly charging an extra $85 each is just robbery.

They took $85 to determine your visit wasn't necessary. Some people do end up submitting biometrics even after AOS biometrics few years ago. Would you rather want to go to biometrics appointment? 

 

Edited January 24, 2023 by OldUser

[Stein 276]

38 minutes ago, OldUser said:

They took $85 to determine your visit wasn't necessary. Some people do end up submitting biometrics even after AOS biometrics few years ago. Would you rather want to go to biometrics appointment? 

 

I agreed I'd rather not go.  I was just curious how many actually had to go to biometrics for ROC after biometrics at POE.

[Stein 276]

54 minutes ago, Rearviewmirror said:

Did your online account update for biometrics yet, or did you just get the letter? No sign of mine yet but guessing that’s YSC in action…

It updated five days after shipping the packet.  Letter arrived today, 11 days after shipping packet.  Extension letter arrrived five days after shipping packet.

[Rearviewmirror 397]

15 minutes ago, Stein said:

It updated five days after shipping the packet.  Letter arrived today, 11 days after shipping packet.  Extension letter arrrived five days after shipping packet.

But I mean did it update to show “biometrics were applied”?

[Stein 276]

1 hour ago, Rearviewmirror said:

But I mean did it update to show “biometrics were applied”?

yes

[AGMic 13]

My update:

Sent 01/18

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

Credit card charged 01/24

Just got the SMS as I was writing this update. I got assigned to Vermont (EAC)

[klgck 153]

18 hours ago, Chancy said:

 

They are asking about "Other Names Used" for the USC.  There is no such field for the USC on the current edition I-751 form, not on page 3 or anywhere else.

 

@KBCN -- No need to worry about USC's other names on the I-751.  But it would not hurt to add your wife's other names on part 11, if you want to note it for completeness/consistency with your other documentary evidence.

 

Edited January 25, 2023 by klgck

[James80 10]

Just got the receipt email, saying I797C is on the way - receipt starts "MSC", which apparently indicates I'm being processed by the National Benefits Center ... which doesn't even have tracked processing times for I751s according to the USCIS site - looking around I heard this means it's grouped with "all field offices" timing, ie 32.5 months?! And a claim the change to 48 month extensions takes effect today ... presumably I'll see in a few days what actually arrives.

[igoyougoduke 1,662]

On 1/24/2023 at 3:28 PM, OldUser said:

They took $85 to determine your visit wasn't necessary. Some people do end up submitting biometrics even after AOS biometrics few years ago. Would you rather want to go to biometrics appointment? 

 

85$ to update online status to "biometrics reused"

[Anjiee-d 11]

On 1/17/2023 at 5:17 PM, Zzdem said:

I’m going on 17 days since they received my package still no text or mail 😢 

Mine took 18 days getting a text from them.

They received my package Jan 5th, got a text on Monday Jan 23rd with receipt # :WAC****. $680 got charged to my CC on Monday as well. Got the mail receipt today. 

[Anjiee-d 11]

My green card expires march 3rd 2023, I applied Jan 2nd and it was delivered Jan 5th. I received the NOA1 today in the mail (dated 01/20/2023 )with 36 months extension. I fear my Employer may not accept the NOA1 if asked. I remembered they requested for valid documentation when my EAD(employment authorization) expired back in yr 2021, so I tendered my Green card since I had received that before my EAD got expired.

 

I had read somewhere that I could use SSN card + DL. My challenge is that the SSN card given to me in year 2020 had valid for work only with DHS authorization. How do I remove this restrictions? 

 

Your advice will be well appreciated. @Rearviewmirror @OldUser @Rocio0010 @beloved_dingo @Fe.Ta @Caitlin Kennedy. To anyone with a resource/link . kindly give your input. Thanks

Edited January 26, 2023 by Anjiee-d