Extension Letters now being increased to 48 months. (merged)

[stag 51]

I fear what the wait will be for us when we apply early next year. The AOS was surprisingly quick for us. But I guess with 48 month extension and the fact you can apply for naturalization 1 year later, it's not the end of the world, just a pain, might as well had AOS result in 3 year GC then naturalization. 

[Olga&Jared 267]

59 minutes ago, stag said:

I fear what the wait will be for us when we apply early next year. The AOS was surprisingly quick for us. But I guess with 48 month extension and the fact you can apply for naturalization 1 year later, it's not the end of the world, just a pain, might as well had AOS result in 3 year GC then naturalization. 

You never know. They might actually speed up because of the upcoming 2024 election and start approving newer cases faster. But I doubt that something will change drastically for I-751, I think it might for N-400. 

[stag 51]

2 hours ago, Olga&Jared said:

You never know. They might actually speed up because of the upcoming 2024 election and start approving newer cases faster. But I doubt that something will change drastically for I-751, I think it might for N-400. 

Why is AOS so much faster than I-751?

[Lemonslice 4,831]

29 minutes ago, stag said:

Why is AOS so much faster than I-751?

One reason might be that people adjusting status are not yet permanent residents.  People filing to remove conditions are permanent residents, before, and during, and, for most of them, after removing conditions - it is mostly an administrative annoyance, but does not prevent you to file for citizenship, work, live.