aoshusband

Hey guys, thank you all so much for the quick responses. I had no idea there was an "urgent" infopass scheduling status so I'll call them about that right away. Her license is indeed tied to her expired I797 so she can't renew that either. As for walking in, I never really considered it because they explicitly say not to and I guess I was afraid of pissing them off and making them process our case even slower but I'll keep that in mind. @Crazy Cat We actually did apply for citizenship last November so hopefully that happens soon though I'm not holding my breath. I see you and your wife recently got past all this so congrats! My wife and I are actually both from Taiwan as well.

hello all, I am a US citizen and my wife and I are currently waiting for her I-751. We filed on November 2020 and at this point it still seems nowhere near complete. We need to travel out of the country sometime this year, ideally April but can be pushed to June, but we are stuck in a spot where she has no means to travel. Her green card expired on January 2021 and we've been waiting so long that our 24 month extension letter has also expired. After some brief research I've found two possible options for us, the travel stamp and a supposed 48 month extension letter that is incoming. The problem is I'm not sure when I can obtain either of these. When I called for a stamp appointment, they told me that a USCIS officer would call me within 30 days to follow up. Considering we've been waiting over 2 years for her I-751 I'm not confident in their ability to follow up within 30 days, and after the follow up call I'm assuming there are more steps that take time. Are there any other options or something I could do to expedite these processes? Or does anyone know how long these things take? Originally we were with the potomac center but were transferred in November 2022 to the benefits center. As mentioned, ideally we want to get something resolved by April, but we can push to June in a worst case scenario. Thank you in advance!