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Sorry you had a cruddy final interview experience. I'm also waiting on YSC, so hope that negative officer moves on before I'm interviewing. Congratulations on your approval and never having to deal with USCIS again!

About to hit 200 days. Basically at this point I'm just counting down to my N400 filing in January of next year.

Holding steady at 29 months.

It would be really great if we could get tracking info/stats for other processing locations for I-751s (namely Potomac/YSC) here

Same but 172 days. No movement on anything since the extension latter.

Same

It’s only been 4 months since you filed N400.

Thanks!

Same deal, also Potomac, applied January of 2023. I know someone who applied in September who also still hasn't seen a reuse notification.

I guess I don't understand why? As an LPR you already get a SS card that does not have any restrictions stated?

Wait you have to do this a second time after updating it after becoming an LPR as well?

It seems like this is now the norm for all new I-751 cases. It'll be interesting to see if it speeds up, slows down, or has no effect on processing times.

I'm not really sure why there has been no response to either of these threads/requests for what seems like a relatively straightforward request.

Some folks have reported uploading a letter like this to their N400 application online.

I assume you didn’t file N400?

It would be great to get an update on this please @Captain Ewok

No earlier than 90 days before expiry of your conditional green card.

I would guess they just decided to send them to everyone with a pending case - less chance of "missing" someone.

Your options at this point are to either try to reach a Tier 2 agent to confirm this is a combo interview (possibly hard to actually get connected to one between now and your interview and not sure if this is even a valid reason in their eyes to get a callback), reschedule the interview, or get your spouse to change their plans. There have been enough reports of interview reschedule/missing an interview completely derailing both GC and citizenship cases, so I would strongly advise you to make this appointment work. The way to think about this is not like missing a doctor's appointment, but more like keeping driving while a police car is trying to pull you over or failing to appear to appear in court on a felony charge. All of your hard work up to this point could be derailed if you don't attend with your spouse. Best case is you show up without your spouse and they reschedule, worst case is they ding you for failure to appear and consider your case abandoned and initiate removal proceedings. None of us are trying to scaremonger here, but interview attendance is beyond critical in this process.

Received my 48 month extension today - letter dated March 15.

I'd be very interested to know if their case originally showed as IOE.

From what I've read you should make sure to take your spouse and then also ask the officer at the beginning of the interview if it is a combo interview. Some folks seem to have ended up in purgatory of no decision if they only do the N400 interview and don't realize you have a pending 751.

I can tell you later today when my mail gets delivered. I filed in early Jan 2023 and received a 24 month letter, I have USCIS mail coming today which I assume will be the 48 month letter.

Unfortunately yes. On the plus side it sounds like USCIS is now mailing out some sort of document instead of having to attend an InfoPass appointment to get a stamp in your passport. See this thread -

Very few Potomac filers seem to have received extension letters so far, but it seems like some were sent out last week. It is likely that your piece of mail is an extension letter.