Hello All,
Thanks for the inputs @Family.
Please note I just received a notice in the mail that USCIS extended the validity period on my Form I-551 for 48 months from date of expiration. This notice came from Lee's Summit's Office.
Additional information of my case:
Arrived in US on TN Visa in 2014.
Married to a USC in 2016, and got conditional GC form I-551in 2017.
Divorced from USC was finalized in 2019 from USC due to abuse.
Applied for I-751 in 2019.
In addition, I filed for N400 via VAWA with the Lee's Summit Office since 2020 with reports from medical specialists.
Meanwhile, I have been getting I-551 stamp every year since expiration of original I-551 in 2019 . The latest extension I got was in Feb. 2023 to expire in 2024.
I am about to file additional documents attesting to lingering effects of abuse, in addition, to my original VAWA because, ex wife went to Canada, from Oregon, to "visit me" in the house that I often go, with her, to visit my kids from previous marriage. Upon learning she visited, I obtained a police record of this "visit". As the visit brought back emotional trauma which I though I have dealt with in previous therapy.
But today, I got an extension on my Form I-551.
Please note that in June 2022, I was invited and attended a combo meeting at the Seattle Field office, as I now reside in Seattle, and I was giving a citizen test at the end of the interview, which I passed. After the the interview, UCIS asked me for more information with regards to the divorce in the I-751 case. My lawyer replied the RFE in October 2022.
Question, bearing in mind that in Seattle office, I just received additional extension on my Form I-551 in Feb. 2023 to expire in 2024, does this 48 months extension from Lee's Summit office represents removal of conditions on my Green Card?
Also, on the second page of the approval notice, it says, "Note: Conditional permanent residents(including conditional permanent resident depends) residing overseas pursuant to military or government order will not receive an ASC appointment notice.".
Thanks for your inputs,
CanadaEx.