48 Month extension letter

[PC0338 0]

Hi, I was wondering if someone could advise.

 

The last I797C receipt notice I received from USCIS (48 Months extension) expires on 5/30/2025. My I-751 application to remove conditions is still pending. If I look online for an update it says "Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview As of February 9, 2022, we are ready to schedule your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence" I know my case is out processing time but the ombudsman request I sent didn't do anything. They simply said it was in the processing time.

 

How do I get an updated notice beyond 5/30/2025  for work and proof of status while my case is still pending? I have not received anything from USCIS yet regarding that.

 

 

[OldUser 8,101]

You can get ADIT stamps by booking Infopass

[OldUser 8,101]

But other things to think about :

 

- Have you considered filing for naturalization?

- Have you considered writ of mandamus to get decision on I-751?

[PC0338 0]

Thanks, I will look into the infopass appointment.

 

- I would rather see how the petition to remove conditions goes first.

- I heard it's expensive and I am guessing it's not an easy thing to without there being an attorney involved.

[OldUser 8,101]

1 hour ago, PC0338 said:

 

- I would rather see how the petition to remove conditions goes first.

 

N-400 often pushes decision on I-751.

 

1 hour ago, PC0338 said:

 

- I heard it's expensive and I am guessing it's not an easy thing to without there being an attorney involved.

Yes it is

[Dashinka 24,986]

If the I751 is not final by the end of April, request an ADIT stamp for your passport.  This will serve as proof of LPR status for a period (I think 12 months).

 

Good Luck!

 

https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/form-i-9-related-news/temporary-status-documentation-for-lawful-permanent-residents-lpr

[Crazy Cat 42,711]

10 hours ago, PC0338 said:

- I would rather see how the petition to remove conditions goes first.

I recommend filing for citizenship as soon as you are qualified to do so.  Our I-751 had been pending for 40 months when my wife submitted her N-400.  4 months later both the I-751 and N-400 were approved. Then a few weeks later, she became a citizen.