Adam2658

So sorry about that guys. Clearly I forgot how to do basic math. On another note, what's the wait time for I751 cases looking like? I filed in summer 2023, so should I be expecting an update soon or have the wait times increased?

Hi, My 48 months I751 extension letter is set to expire by the end of next month. I filed for my I751 via divorce waiver in Jun 2023. My questions are: 1) What should I do now to maintain my legal status? 2) Should I be receiving an update for my case soon?

sorry i meant 2024***

so i actually filed for my taxes already but i didn’t include the income i made under the books working for that restaurant the last 2 months of 2014 what should i do now?

Hey all, I filed my divorce waiver in summer of 2023 to remove conditions. I have a valid SSN. I was working as an engineer at the time. I got terminated a few months after and never looked back into getting an engineering job cause I did it mostly to satisfy my dad. Plus it’s not what I want to do despite going to college for it. A year and a half later and i’ve been in and out of server (waiter) jobs. The money was decent enough for me to pay my bills and what not. Six months ago I started working at an Italian restaurant. The only thing is they pay me their staff under the books. They’re not issuing us checks yet (which means I’m not getting taxed). Would this cause an issue for me when it comes to removal of conditions? I have proof of all the checks I cashed working at the restaurant, but management does not want to pay us on the books with our SSN for some reason. Would appreciate your insight. Thanks

Hi all, Should I expect the time for my case to be reached to take longer now with the new administration? I remember in 2023 my lawyer told me that it could take up 2 years, which would be sometime this summer. I’m not sure if that would change. Also, I’m going to be visiting family for a week on Monday. Is there anything I should be aware of as far as entering the US goes? Thank you

Hi, sorry for the late response. So he wants me to send it which is fine. I’m going to send it with: Page 1: my full name and case # Page 2: Cover letter explaining why I am send this this paperwork Page 3: Final divorce decree Page 4: Past joint health insurance for bonafide evidence that I wasn’t able to find before Is that good? By unsolicited I’m guessing you mean what I am planning on doing by sending it?

So this is his response: “I can send it in, but the chances of it reaching the file are not very high. When a case gets an RFE, its in a known location for the request documents, otherwise, the file may not even be in the same office as where the receipt was issued.”

So the lawyer is representing my case and he’s supposed to get the updates from USCIS. I was already thinking of discontinuing his service. Is there a way I can change the case to only be under me so I receive all the updates and continue the rest of the process by myself?

Hi, I filed the divorce waiver with my lawyer last year for removal of conditions. My ex wife and I were not divorced yet, so we only submitted the application with the divorce paperwork as proof. I just got the final divorce notice a couple of months ago, and I managed to get the joint health insurance card that my ex wife and I had at the time as more proof of our past marriage. I was not able to find that document back then. I emailed my lawyer asking if we should file the final divorce paperwork and health insurance card while my case is pending. He said he will send it when USCIS asks for it. Is that how the procedure normally works? I thought that I could mail additional documents or proof to my case at any time. Thank you

Quick update: I’ve been furloughed temporarily until I can present my I-797 receipt. The good news is my lawyers credit card just got charged by USCIS, so I should be receiving it in the mail any day now.

Thanks. I'm not seeing anything regarding still being legally employed while the I-751 is pending on this page though.

Can someone tell me where exactly are these instructions? I've tried to look for them that fit my case specifically on the SSA website but couldn't find anything yet.

I showed them my GC but that was a while ago

And how should I relay this information to my supervisors who know nothing about this or the procedure in general?