I-751 Removal of Conditions, September 2023 Filers

[JKLSemicolon 411]

Got the paper biometrics notice in the mail yesterday.

 

9/11/2023 Package delivered to Phoenix lockbox

9/13/2023 myUSCIS status update: Case Was Received And A Receipt Notice Was Sent

9/15/2023 Check cashed

9/22/2023 Extension Letter received (dated 9/16); myUSCIS status update: Biometrics Appointment was Scheduled

10/02/2023 Biometrics notice received

10/11/2023 Biometrics appointment scheduled

[Bruno1234 5]

Yes the receipt  number is with IOE by online processing does that means is it better or worse? lol

Also just on USPS e-mail i see 1 letter coming in today from USCIS

[Naida101 3]

12 minutes ago, Bruno1234 said:

Yes the receipt  number is with IOE by online processing does that means is it better or worse? lol

Also just on USPS e-mail i see 1 letter coming in today from USCIS

I don’t really know. This is what I pulled from the web: “Those IOE forms mean that your case is being processed digitally, which is usually good news because those cases tend to flow through the system a bit faster.” If anyone else has input, please share!

[OldUser 6,633]

21 minutes ago, Bruno1234 said:

Yes the receipt  number is with IOE by online processing does that means is it better or worse? lol

Also just on USPS e-mail i see 1 letter coming in today from USCIS

AFAIK most of I-751s have IOE nowadays.

[RishDan 77]

Hello, 

 

it’s been a while back to this forum and just wanted to make sure I’m on the right thread. Got my GC on January-20,2021 and I believe you have to file for the extension (10 year GC) 3 months prior to the expiration. 
Am I in the right thread and discussion group? 
also would appreciate if anyone can list the forms to be filled for this process. 
Thanks in advance. 

[jennifert 12]

9 minutes ago, RishDan said:

Hello, 

 

it’s been a while back to this forum and just wanted to make sure I’m on the right thread. Got my GC on January-20,2021 and I believe you have to file for the extension (10 year GC) 3 months prior to the expiration. 
Am I in the right thread and discussion group? 
also would appreciate if anyone can list the forms to be filled for this process. 
Thanks in advance. 

Wouldn't that mean your GC expired in January of this year? Also they have plenty of resources in the forum but also check the guides to see what documents are recommended to send in with your application. Best of luck!

[RishDan 77]

Just now, jennifert said:

Wouldn't that mean your GC expired in January of this year? Also they have plenty of resources in the forum but also check the guides to see what documents are recommended to send in with your application. Best of luck!

Whoops sorry, got GC on January-20,2022. 
 

Thanks I’ll scroll thought this forum to see the documents to file.
 

[Bruno1234 5]

21 hours ago, Naida101 said:

I don’t really know. This is what I pulled from the web: “Those IOE forms mean that your case is being processed digitally, which is usually good news because those cases tend to flow through the system a bit faster.” If anyone else has input, please share!

 

21 hours ago, OldUser said:

AFAIK most of I-751s have IOE nowadays.

well i got my online access code mailed yesterday and this is the timeline now

 

9/19/23: Shipped through UPS

9/22/23: Packages received at Elgin lockbox

9/25/23: Received Text with receipt number stating "case was received" 

9/29/23: Scheduled for biometric appointment on 

10/17/23: Biometrics 

 

still haven't got the mails in yet for appointment or NOA but not worrying as i can see everything online, I got California service center lets see how it will go..

 

[jennifert 12]

UPDATE TO MY TIMELINE

9/23/23 - Shipped through USPS

9/25/23 - Packet received at Phoenix lockbox

9/27/23 - I-751 added to my USCIS account, stating case was received. No pdf uploaded

10/2/23 - Received text with receipt number, stating I-797 letter will come in the mail

10/3/23 - Check cashed

10/4/23 - Status updated to "Case is being actively reviewed by USCIS", had notices uploaded on my account with the 48 month extension + a notice that my previous biometrics are being reused

 

At the bottom of my extension letter it says my case ended up at the Texas Service center... and after checking the USCIS' processing times for TSC, I realized this might take a lot longer than I hoped for 🤣

[Tjg312 14]

My wife did her biometrics appt yesterday and now showing it's actively being reviewed. fingers crossed it moves fast

[top_secret 2,417]

3 hours ago, Tjg312 said:

My wife did her biometrics appt yesterday and now showing it's actively being reviewed. fingers crossed it moves fast

 

That's the same as my wifes case.  It changed to actively reviewing later the same day as her biometrics appointment.  I have a feeling actively reviewing is where it will stay for a very long time.

[Crazy Cat 41,836]

2 minutes ago, top_secret said:

 

That's the same as my wifes case.  It changed to actively reviewing later the same day as her biometrics appointment.  I have a feeling actively reviewing is where it will stay for a very long time.

Wife's I-751 status was "Case is ready to be scheduled for an interview"  from May 2019 until December of 2022.  

[top_secret 2,417]

2 hours ago, Crazy Cat said:

Wife's I-751 status was "Case is ready to be scheduled for an interview"  from May 2019 until December of 2022.  

 

If I were wagering I would place my bet on my wifes case being settled at a combo interview like a year and a half from now.  Though the phenomenon of IOE I-751 cases introduces a new dynamic that is as of yet not completely clear.  Viewing the fascinating statistics here https://www.casestatusext.com/forms/I-751/IOE-LB I can see 6 i-751's in our IOE-09-222 group submitted within a few days from us, are already approved.  I'll assume they were expedited for cause.

[OldUser 6,633]

41 minutes ago, top_secret said:

  I'll assume they were expedited for cause.

I'm not aware of expedite requests for I-751s.

 

It's likely USCIS randomly approves newer cases to bring down processing times.

[top_secret 2,417]

4 minutes ago, OldUser said:

I'm not aware of expedite requests for I-751s.

 

It's likely USCIS randomly approves newer cases to bring down processing times.

 

Then maybe we can win the lottery again like our 48 day I-130 approvals.😁🤣😂  Or maybe that was where luck ran out.  I hope they realize that if they are trying to artificially improve their processing time statistics they could get double the statistic manipulating impact by approving a CR1 CR2 case early.