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Rachel D

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    We are our own fairy tale. After meeting while working at Walt Disney World, Emmanuel & I have maintained a four year long-distance relationship and are looking forward to taking the next steps to our forever.

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  1. Update to our timeline: Biometrics reuse letter received on 11/17, dated 11/10 No extension letter in the mail yet, but it is showing up as a document on MyUSCIS account. It looks like we have Vermont Service Center for our processing. Now the wait begins!
  2. 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.
  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
  4. 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!
  5. Hi all---- We are planning to submit my husband's ROC packet within the next day or two. In 2021 when we submitted our first round of paperwork with USCIS the directive was use of lots of sticky notes & organization (like paperclips & binder clips) to make evidence easier to locate. When reviewing the USCIS Tips for Filing Forms by Mail article (https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-guidance/tips-for-filing-forms-by-mail) it looks like sticky notes & organizational efforts are still preferred for ROC packets, since they are filed to a Lockbox. Is this others' recent experiences? Thanks!
  6. That makes perfect sense! I'll get those submitted ASAP and then submit the I-751. Thank you for your response!
  7. Hello! I (USC) & my husband (GC holder) relocated to a new state in early 2023, with no pending petitions active with UCSIS. We never filed an AR-11 or I-865, frankly because it never crossed my mind to until we received our notification that it was approaching time to submit my husband's I-751. Is it worth it for us to file the AR-11 & I-865 now, before we submit his I-751 packet, or just use our updated address on the I-751 packet? And yes, I recognize that there is not excuse for "forgetting" to submit the change of address to USCIS. It will now be added to all of my lists for addresses to change when moving going forward. Thank you for your input!
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