I-751 ROC Filers - January 2023

[OldUser 6,107]

1 hour ago, MIK23 said:

For those that are receiving notices that biometrics have been waived or fingerprints were taken, is anyone WAC? 
 

I have heard CA tends to be slow but i got my 36 month letter 1/26? and nothing else updated after that. Thanks! 

 

3-5 months for biometrics. At least this is how long it took at the end of 2021 and end of 2022. There was some improvement in summer 2022, but it was shortlived.

[Rearviewmirror 396]

8 hours ago, OldUser said:

3-5 months for biometrics. At least this is how long it took at the end of 2021 and end of 2022. There was some improvement in summer 2022, but it was shortlived.

And for Potomac you usually get biometrics just around the time your third child is graduating college...

[MIK23 2]

Thanks for the responses! I didn’t realize there is such a gap as I am assuming those in this thread that already got biometrics aren’t California? 

[Cornflake 108]

17 hours ago, MIK23 said:

For those that are receiving notices that biometrics have been waived or fingerprints were taken, is anyone WAC? 
 

I have heard CA tends to be slow but i got my 36 month letter 1/26? and nothing else updated after that. Thanks! 

 

WAC received my package on Nov 21, 2022 and no news regarding biometrics since then.

[AFCF 273]

On 2/6/2023 at 10:04 PM, MIK23 said:

For those that are receiving notices that biometrics have been waived or fingerprints were taken, is anyone WAC? 
 

I have heard CA tends to be slow but i got my 36 month letter 1/26? and nothing else updated after that. Thanks! 

 

Mine’s Nebraska, if that helps. 

[kers123 24]

On 2/6/2023 at 9:13 AM, kers123 said:

1/31 shipped package

02/02 picked up from PO Box.
 

do I still belong with the January filers? 😅

 

getting nervous already…

1/31 shipped package

02/02 picked up from PO Box
02/08 received text!

[Juls801 70]

1/31 priority mailed I751

2/2 arrived at PO

2/6 received text

2/10 received NOA

 

We are filing our N400 in the next couple weeks.

Edited February 10, 2023 by Juls801
Missed step

[K.T 34]

13 minutes ago, Juls801 said:

We are filing our N400 in the next couple weeks.

Under what rule? I do not think you'll be eligible if your timeline is accurate 

[beloved_dingo 1,974]

2 hours ago, K.T said:

Under what rule? I do not think you'll be eligible if your timeline is accurate 

I was going to mention the same. 

 

@Juls801 I know there are different rules that can apply with the military, but generally speaking you have to be an LPR 3 years if married to a U.S. citizen to apply for citizenship, not 2 years. 

[Caitlin Kennedy 67]

They used my husbands biometrics and got a letter confirming. now we just wait to see if we get an interview i guess.

[Rearviewmirror 396]

31 minutes ago, Caitlin Kennedy said:

They used my husbands biometrics and got a letter confirming. now we just wait to see if we get an interview i guess.

When did you get that notification? Was it via text or letter?

[Caitlin Kennedy 67]

9 minutes ago, Rearviewmirror said:

When did you get that notification? Was it via text or letter?

we checked our case online then i got a letter.

[Jules15 5]

Hi all! Just wanted to update you all on my husbands case. I submitted his I-751 on January 30th and today we received his extension letter (48 month extension!!!). Good luck to everyone in this long waiting line!!

[jackiegringa 419]

Got a "We took an action on your case" email this morning with no actual changes on the USCIS online account, let's see if that changes in the next 24 hours...

[James80 10]

Hm. USCIS online status is now "Your case status is unavailable at this time. We are working to get you accurate information as soon as possible" and Informed Delivery says I have a letter from USCIS arriving today. Hopefully the biometric reuse notification, earlier than expected, since I've already had the I797 NOA with the 48 month extension?