What does your NOA look like?

[itzmi 1]

Hi! I just received a letter from USCIS signed by F G Heinauer. The letter is actually for our daughter who is filing I-751 with me. I am just wondering because the letter looks very simple. It looks like a typewritten letter with signature stamp of F G Heinauer. It does not have any USCIS logo and it does not look like the regular NOA letter. The letter states that they're verifying that our daughter is included in the I-751 and her green card is extended for 1 year. My receipt number WACxxxxxxxxxx is also indicated which I guess my I-751 application was transferred to CSC.

Is there is anyone here who has a child (K-2) included in your I-751 application? Please let me know if you receive any verification letter for your child.

By the way, I tried registering that WAC receipt number on USCIS.gov but it says invalid. Do you think I will receive another NOA letter?

Thank you.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

The number on an NOA won't bring up any information, whether it is the regular NOA or the typed letter. You will have to wait for the biometrics letter that will have the correct case number on it to look up your status on line.

Sorry, I don't have any information about the derivative I-751 NOA acknowledgment letter question.

[eau_xplain 2]

You will received three letters for your son's I-751. One acknowledging that he will be processed on the I-751 that you submitted. The second one will be his own extension letter and the last one will be his own biometrics letter. They don't always come in that order.

[itzmi 1]

You will received three letters for your son's I-751. One acknowledging that he will be processed on the I-751 that you submitted. The second one will be his own extension letter and the last one will be his own biometrics letter. They don't always come in that order.

Thank very much for the info. By the way, I have a daughter and not a son