nanodice

Same as yours, San Antonio

Wow, submitted in May 2021, Biometrics in May 2022, finally approved July 2023... My new card is being mailed to me!

So it's been 3 months and mine didn't even update.. sigh..

I filed my I-751 April of Last Year and I'm currently in Dallas, TX. So far, my case has been transferred 5 times, but I finally received my biometrics appointment in May of this year.. more than a year after the NOA. How long did it take for your Interview/Approval after Biometrics?

What kind of updates do you receive after "As of May 26, 2022, fingerprints relating to your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, Receipt Number XXXX, have been applied to your case." ? When an officer picks up your case, do you get notified? Or do you just get an "Approved"?

They took your biometrics October of LAST YEAR?! They just took mine this May! Does that mean i have to wait A YEAR?! That's ridiculous.

What service center? This is infuriating.. no news at all on mine.

Filed 4/12/21 and they only took my biometrics May of this year.. Texas service center.. how long more...?

Thank you for the amazing answer!! I called them the other time and told the agent and he doesn't seem to care. But I'll send a letter just in case. How do i go about doing this? By letter, did you mean email? Or a physical letter?

So sorry to piggy back on this. I'm currently in the same situation. My wife and I filed the ROC in April of last year and it hasn't been completed yet. My green card has already long expired and the case is still pending, being transferred from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. We're currently separated but not through any malicious acts, just that she thought we were incompatible. She's starting the divorce precedings soon and we will be filing for an uncontested divorce. I'm seeing on some websites that i have to contact USCIS to let them know that we're filing and they will wait for it to be final before proceeding, I'm guessing through the RFE like you said. But having read this thread, should I just wait until an interview is scheduled/case is approved then wait for my divorce to be final to let them know? I don't want to seem like I'm hiding my circumstances. My wife doesn't mind accompanying me to the interview either. If not, what does "contact USCIS" even mean? Call them? Email them?