I-751 Removal of Conditions, November 2023 Filers

[Rachel D 3]

I don't think we've got a thread going for November filers, so I wanted to go ahead and start one! 

 

Here's our timeline thus far: 

 

Package Delivered via USPS to Elgin Lockbox- 11/5 
USCIS Text Received - 11/7 
Check Cashed - 11/9 
Actively Reviewing Case- 11/10 

 

Best of luck to everyone! 

[OldUser 6,624]

Here's the thread:

 

 

Edited November 10, 2023 by OldUser

[Rachel D 3]

Here's our timeline thus far: 

 

Package Delivered via USPS to Elgin Lockbox- 11/5 
USCIS Text Received - 11/7 
Check Cashed - 11/9 
Actively Reviewing Case- 11/10 

[Rachel D 3]

When I read through that thread it seemed more about table of contents then anyone's actual timeline. I cross posted my timeline there as well. 

[Under-the-sea 3]

Hey all! 
 

I filled my I751 last week. The check has been cashed but I haven’t received a text that the documentation was received like some have mentioned here. Do I sign up for that? I know it has arrived hence they’ve cashed the check. I also received text messages when I first went through the adjustment of status nearly two years ago. 
 

TIA

[OldUser 6,624]

33 minutes ago, Under-the-sea said:

Hey all! 
 

I filled my I751 last week. The check has been cashed but I haven’t received a text that the documentation was received like some have mentioned here. Do I sign up for that? I know it has arrived hence they’ve cashed the check. I also received text messages when I first went through the adjustment of status nearly two years ago. 
 

TIA

Did you file form G-1145 with your I-751?

 

Edited November 11, 2023 by OldUser

[Under-the-sea 3]

2 hours ago, OldUser said:

Did you file form G-1145 with your I-751?

 

No, I did not. Is that a requirement or is it optional? 
 

 

[OldUser 6,624]

22 minutes ago, Under-the-sea said:

No, I did not. Is that a requirement or is it optional? 
 

 

It's optional. That's how you receive text message alerts...

[Under-the-sea 3]

I’m assuming it is too late to send that form for text messages in now? 

[powerpuff 6,697]

1 hour ago, Under-the-sea said:

I’m assuming it is too late to send that form for text messages in now? 

Yep, it is. It has to be included with the forms

[Danmuji 14]

About to file ours here. For folks attaching G-1145 w/ the i-751, are you still signing up to get an update from my.uscis.gov? Or is that for later stage when you have a Receipt Number.

[vilamp 2]

My case was accepted on Nov 1. And I got 3 letters sent to me on Nov 8. The online access code, the reusing of biometric info and the extension letter.

 

I got informed delivery updates for all 3. But my extension letter didn’t come. The other two made it.

 

Was able to log in online to see that they had sent the extension as well.

 

Feeling super stressed out. Hoping it comes in this week. Not sure what to do next. :(

[OldUser 6,624]

1 hour ago, vilamp said:

My case was accepted on Nov 1. And I got 3 letters sent to me on Nov 8. The online access code, the reusing of biometric info and the extension letter.

 

I got informed delivery updates for all 3. But my extension letter didn’t come. The other two made it.

 

Was able to log in online to see that they had sent the extension as well.

 

Feeling super stressed out. Hoping it comes in this week. Not sure what to do next.

Totally understand your stress. However, delay of 7-10 days is perfectly normal for USPS mail even if it shows in Informed Delivery. My lawyer received extension letter 4-5 weeks after I received its copy in the mail.

 

If you don't receive it by end of first week of December (remember, Thanksgiving can slow things down), you can try requesting a new one here

 

https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayNDNForm.do?sroPageType=ndn&entryPoint=init

 

 

Edited November 14, 2023 by OldUser

[Nelly_M 7]

Hi! I just sent mine yesterday to Elgin lockbox via FedEx with signature required. Now, I am thinking what if there is nobody there to sign? I haven’t thought about that earlier. I wonder if anyone has been sending it this way before. 

[vilamp 2]

8 hours ago, OldUser said:

Totally understand your stress. However, delay of 7-10 days is perfectly normal for USPS mail even if it shows in Informed Delivery. My lawyer received extension letter 4-5 weeks after I received its copy in the mail.

 

If you don't receive it by end of first week of December (remember, Thanksgiving can slow things down), you can try requesting a new one here

 

https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayNDNForm.do?sroPageType=ndn&entryPoint=init

 

 

Thank you! Trying to feel a bit more hopeful today. Hoping it’s just a delay!