I-751 April 2023 Filers

[brazibride 43]

No movement in mine but I did file for naturalization and just got an interview scheduled for that. Wondering if I should send in a letter asking to have a combo interview to make extra sure they also look at my ROC case. 

[OldUser 6,663]

Just now, brazibride said:

No movement in mine but I did file for naturalization and just got an interview scheduled for that. Wondering if I should send in a letter asking to have a combo interview to make extra sure they also look at my ROC case. 

Should have done as part of N-400 filing. You can try, it won't hurt.

[MrsOli 41]

On 4/13/2023 at 9:36 AM, MrsOli said:

Hi Everyone,

 

This site has helped my husband and I tremendously. Now we're here. 😊

 

Dropped off package 4/7

Delivered via USPS 4/10

CC charged 4/13

 

I did check his USCIS account and it is showing package received 4/10 w/ a receipt number starting with IOE. That a receipt notice or acceptance notice was sent and will describe how they'll process our case.

 

So now we wait...🙏🏾

Just received notification that an action was taken on hubby's case. His I-751 was approved. Now we just wait for his N-400 interview. 

 

[SuninLA 34]

On 5/29/2024 at 4:55 AM, MrsOli said:

Just received notification that an action was taken on hubby's case. His I-751 was approved. Now we just wait for his N-400 interview. 

 

Oh wow, that's amazing. Congrats! Mine is still pending. I applied for my N-400 on March 4th, 2024. That case is also still pending.

[apellica 80]

Hi all,

 

Our case was just recently updated to say "Interview Was Scheduled".  We did an 90-day early N400 submission and that seemed to make a difference.  Both the N400 and I-751 now have they same interview status.  As others on this board have stated, I also believe submitting the N400 application helps speed up the process a bit.  Highly suggest you do it to get out of this I-751 nightmare of a wait.

[sierradani 18]

My husband received an interview date (August 19, 2024) for his N-400 Application for Naturalization. But I-751 is still pending (no update since April 22, 2023--still "actively reviewing"...you're not fooling anyone, USCIS 🤣).

[OldUser 6,663]

26 minutes ago, sierradani said:

My husband received an interview date (August 19, 2024) for his N-400 Application for Naturalization. But I-751 is still pending (no update since April 22, 2023--still "actively reviewing"...you're not fooling anyone, USCIS 🤣).

Make sure you go to his interview. Good luck!

[A Polite Parrot 42]

I just saw an update to both the lifting of conditions and naturalization applications but these weeks we are traveling around a bit. How quickly are interviews for the I-751 and N-400 scheduled to the date of the interview notice letter?

 

The original Greencard interview was scheduled within a week and a few days of the letter's date!

Edited August 5 by A Polite Parrot

[apellica 80]

2 minutes ago, A Polite Parrot said:

I just saw an update to both the lifting of conditions and naturalization applications but these weeks we are traveling around a bit. How quickly are interviews for the I-751 and N-400 scheduled to the date of the interview notice letter?

Based on what I've been seeing and my own personal experience, probably 3-4 weeks out from when you receive the notice.

[OldUser 6,663]

3 minutes ago, A Polite Parrot said:

I just saw an update to both the lifting of conditions and naturalization applications but these weeks we are traveling around a bit. How quickly are interviews for the I-751 and N-400 scheduled to the date of the interview notice letter?

 

The original Greencard interview was scheduled within a week and a few days of the letter's date!

You can expect the same for I-751 / N-400

[A Polite Parrot 42]

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Hanks. Not sure if I should divide each of your date ranges or flip a coin. 😅 Every part of these processes feel like a rollercoaster creeping to the top. The ride to the top is too slow but the drop is too fast!

[Flowerfame 57]

Hi everyone! I see that some of you have had really positive experiences applying for naturalization or at least things seem to be moving forward down that route.

 

Does anyone know what happens if you are travelling at some point between the naturalization interview and the oath?

 

I have an international trip planned in December and in general I've been using my ROC extension letter + my expired green card. But idk if anything changes once you apply for a different process and especially after you pass the naturalization interview.

 

Just trying to plan ahead given that I can't count with accurate timelines with USCIS and I can't be waiting forever haha. I may try calling USCIS to see if they have this info, but maybe someone here happens to know the answer. Thanks in advance!

[OldUser 6,663]

1 minute ago, Flowerfame said:

Hi everyone! I see that some of you have had really positive experiences applying for naturalization or at least things seem to be moving forward down that route.

 

Does anyone know what happens if you are travelling at some point between the naturalization interview and the oath?

 

I have an international trip planned in December and in general I've been using my ROC extension letter + my expired green card. But idk if anything changes once you apply for a different process and especially after you pass the naturalization interview.

 

Just trying to plan ahead given that I can't count with accurate timelines with USCIS and I can't be waiting forever haha. I may try calling USCIS to see if they have this info, but maybe someone here happens to know the answer. Thanks in advance!

You can continue travelling with GC and extension letter. As long as your physical presense doesn't get affected of course. You will get asked about trips between interview and oath before your ceremony begins.

[apellica 80]

2 minutes ago, Flowerfame said:

Hi everyone! I see that some of you have had really positive experiences applying for naturalization or at least things seem to be moving forward down that route.

 

Does anyone know what happens if you are travelling at some point between the naturalization interview and the oath?

 

I have an international trip planned in December and in general I've been using my ROC extension letter + my expired green card. But idk if anything changes once you apply for a different process and especially after you pass the naturalization interview.

 

Just trying to plan ahead given that I can't count with accurate timelines with USCIS and I can't be waiting forever haha. I may try calling USCIS to see if they have this info, but maybe someone here happens to know the answer. Thanks in advance!

My wife and I are in the exact same position.  We have international travel planned and booked well before we got the letter for Naturalization.  Our trip is at risk since my wife's green card will become void after the Oath Ceremony.  At that point, she WILL need a US Passport to get back into the country.  Since it will most likely be cutting it close for us, I plan on setting up an appointment at the Passport Agency (in my case, Philadelphia) to help speed things up rather than relying on the mail system.  Also, I am not a big fan of her mailing out the "original" Naturalization certificate with the application.  So, we plan on going their in-person to avoid mailing out sensitive documents.

 

At least that is our plan......

[OldUser 6,663]

2 minutes ago, apellica said:

My wife and I are in the exact same position.  We have international travel planned and booked well before we got the letter for Naturalization.  Our trip is at risk since my wife's green card will become void after the Oath Ceremony.  At that point, she WILL need a US Passport to get back into the country.  Since it will most likely be cutting it close for us, I plan on setting up an appointment at the Passport Agency (in my case, Philadelphia) to help speed things up rather than relying on the mail system.  Also, I am not a big fan of her mailing out the "original" Naturalization certificate with the application.  So, we plan on going their in-person to avoid mailing out sensitive documents.

 

At least that is our plan......

Travel between interview and oath is different to travel after oath and before getting US passport.