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honeybadger   0

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Hi!

Is I-751 and CR 189 the same? Hope someone can help me on this. I did some research on the USCIS website but failed!

thanks!

01/22/08 hired an immigration lawyer

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07/24/08 Called NVC and got our MNL case number

07/25/08 NOA2 Hard copy received

07/29/08 USEM Rcvd hard file

07/30/08 Paid document verification

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11/15/08 filed SSN

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12/10/08 send AOS & EAD Packet to Chicago Lockbox

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12/26/08 Rcvd NOA

01/07/09 Biometrics Appointment/Done

01/12/09 Rcvd mail TRANSFER NOTICE TO CSC (AOS)

03/10/2009 Rcvd EAD

04/20/2009 GREEN CARD RCVD!!! No interview at all!

04/21/2009 Got Driver Learners Permit

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Kathryn41   3,205

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I can appreciate your confusion. For all intents and purposes as it relates to us, the clients, yes - they are the same. Basically, the CR-189 is an internal document while the I-751 is the client petition. You file the I-751 and they create a CRA-189 file and process your I-751 as the CR-I89. I am not sure why they do it this way but I suspect it has to do with the fact that there are other circumstances where someone is removing conditions on residency besides marriage and they unify their processing in-house after they have differentiated the requirements of the petition for filing. This is why you will find that the initial receipt will not give you access to a status update but you will need to wait for the biometrics letter which has a different receipt number that is linked to the internally processed CR-189 before you can find out what is going on.

So, don't worry - your situation is perfectly fine. :yes:

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honeybadger   0

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I can appreciate your confusion. For all intents and purposes as it relates to us, the clients, yes - they are the same. Basically, the CR-189 is an internal document while the I-751 is the client petition. You file the I-751 and they create a CRA-189 file and process your I-751 as the CR-I89. I am not sure why they do it this way but I suspect it has to do with the fact that there are other circumstances where someone is removing conditions on residency besides marriage and they unify their processing in-house after they have differentiated the requirements of the petition for filing. This is why you will find that the initial receipt will not give you access to a status update but you will need to wait for the biometrics letter which has a different receipt number that is linked to the internally processed CR-189 before you can find out what is going on.

So, don't worry - your situation is perfectly fine. :yes:

It is now clear! Confusion is gone! Thank you so much!

01/22/08 hired an immigration lawyer

02/28/08 I 129F sent it to the lawyer

03/03/08 I-129F Received at CSC

03/04/08 NOA1

03/05/08 Touched

07/14/08 NOA2

07/24/08 Called NVC and got our MNL case number

07/25/08 NOA2 Hard copy received

07/29/08 USEM Rcvd hard file

07/30/08 Paid document verification

08/01/08 Called USEM for interview appointment! (Thank you lord)

08/19/08 Medical Examination

08/20/08 Medical Examination (PASSED)

08/26/08 Interview (PINK Slip only)

10/08/08 Visa Printing! Yehheeyy! (after 48years of waiting)

10/09/08 Visa Printing Done and is ready for release

10/10/08 Visa delivered yippeee!

10/31/08 FLY DAY!!!! POE LAS, NV[/color] PLS BLESS OUR TRIP OH LORD!

11/03/08 Got married in Las Vegas

11/15/08 filed SSN

11/29/08 SSN Card Rcvd

AOS JOURNEY

12/10/08 send AOS & EAD Packet to Chicago Lockbox

12/18/08 Cashed check

12/26/08 Rcvd NOA

01/07/09 Biometrics Appointment/Done

01/12/09 Rcvd mail TRANSFER NOTICE TO CSC (AOS)

03/10/2009 Rcvd EAD

04/20/2009 GREEN CARD RCVD!!! No interview at all!

04/21/2009 Got Driver Learners Permit

The Will of God never takes you to

where the Grace of God will not protect you.

v1g6b64wviy.png

 
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