I-751: Not Recieved 10-Year Green Card Yet

[_Bryan_ 0]

My wife and I have been married about 3 years. My wife's 2-year conditional residence green card was set to expire on March, 2013.

We recieved a courtesy reminder letter in December, 2012 that told my wife to renew her green card no sooner than 90 days before the expiration date.

We sent a package to USCIS on February, 2013 that included a check for $590.00, a cover letter, a completed I-751 form, and evidence of the relationship (joint tax returns, joint checking account statements, photos of us together, etc.).

We recieved a receipt for the fees ($590.00) in February, 2013 that said my wife's conditional residence status is extended for a period of 1 year, and my wife completed her biometrics appointment in March, 2013.

My wife has not recieved her 10-year green card yet, and she is 3-months into her 1-year extension. We are thinking that we should write a followup letter or call USCIS to see when my wife might recieve her 10-year green card.

When I petitioned my stepdaughter, I received alot of help from Visa Journey members, so I am hoping for some advice here on my wife's green card renewal. Thanks.

[Saylin 1,605]

Moved from K1 forum to ROC forum as OP is talking about ROC

My wife and I have been married about 3 years. My wife's 2-year conditional residence green card was set to expire on March, 2013.

We recieved a courtesy reminder letter in December, 2012 that told my wife to renew her green card no sooner than 90 days before the expiration date.

We sent a package to USCIS on February, 2013 that included a check for $590.00, a cover letter, a completed I-751 form, and evidence of the relationship (joint tax returns, joint checking account statements, photos of us together, etc.).

We recieved a receipt for the fees ($590.00) in February, 2013 that said my wife's conditional residence status is extended for a period of 1 year, and my wife completed her biometrics appointment in March, 2013.

My wife has not recieved her 10-year green card yet, and she is 3-months into her 1-year extension. We are thinking that we should write a followup letter or call USCIS to see when my wife might recieve her 10-year green card.

When I petitioned my stepdaughter, I received alot of help from Visa Journey members, so I am hoping for some advice here on my wife's green card renewal. Thanks.

There's absolutely no reason to contact USCIS. The average current time frames for ROC is 6+ months, which you're no where near yet. You just need to wait until you hear of their decision for the ROC package.

[Yurika & Jim 77]

Why don't you join I-751 February 2013 Filers thread here? http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/412462-i-751-february-filers-2013/?p=6363357

Yes, don't worry, you are still in normal processing timeflame.

[amykathleen2005 441]

I am not sure what the problem is. You stated you have the 1 year extension letter.

[_Bryan_ 0]

Thanks for the quick replies. I had a feeling it might take 6+ months. OK, we will wait patiently. My wife wants to travel to the Philippines next year, so her new green card should be here by then. Thanks.

[_Bryan_ 0]

Why don't you join I-751 February 2013 Filers thread here? http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/412462-i-751-february-filers-2013/?p=6363357

Yes, don't worry, you are still in normal processing timeflame.

OK. I will join that thread. It says "NOA Date = The Receipt Date on your original NOA letter" Is this the date of the fee reciept/extension letter?

[_Bryan_ 0]

Why don't you join I-751 February 2013 Filers thread here? http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/412462-i-751-february-filers-2013/?p=6363357

Yes, don't worry, you are still in normal processing timeflame.

I joined the thread. Thanks.