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PROCESSING TIME FOR I-751.... 6 MO FOR CSC!!!

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Okay y'all we might need to be patient because there could be a waiting game for I751 in CSC. Could be up to 6 months!?

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https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processingTimesDisplay.do;jsessionid=abc2stN6HVLiXgEuTq2Eu

11/17/2011- Sent AOS packet
12/15/2011- Received AOS packet
01/03/2012- Received NOA 1
02/07/2012- Biometrics
03/17/2012- Transfer to Missouri
04/25/2012- Transfer to Vermont
10/23/2012- Transfer to CSC
12/01/2012- AOS interview
12/03/2012- AOS approved- email notice
12/07/2012- Received Conditional GC-2014

09/04/2014- Sent I-751
09/09/2014- NOA1
09/13/2014- NOA2 for Biometrics
10/01/2014- Biometrics app
01/05/2015- ROC approval/card production
01/08/2015- Received letter in the mail of approval
01/09/2015- GC sent by 3-Day Priority Mail
01/10/2015- Received renewed card in the mail

09/04/2015- Eligible to apply for N-400 based on 3 year rule
#/#/##- N-400 sent
#/#/##- N-400 delivered
#/#/##- NOA1 received
#/#/##- Biometrics
#/#/##- Interview
#/#/##- Oath letter
#/#/##- Oath ceremony

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I waited 9 months. So what?

AOS for my husband
8/17/10: INTERVIEW DAY (day 123) APPROVED!!

ROC:
5/23/12: Sent out package
2/06/13: APPROVED!

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I waited 9 months. So what?

This is how i feel! People unhappy about 3-6 months need to see my timeline! :)

K-1 Visa

11-19-2010 : I-129f Sent

12-09-2010 : NOA 1
09-27-2011 : Approved
10-07-2011 : Entry
10-23-2011 : Marriage


AOS Timeline

12-02-2011 : Date Filed
12-15-2011 : NOA Date
01-10-2012 : Bio. Appt
01-25-2012 : AOS Transfer to CSC
08-31-2012 : RFE received by USCIS
10-16-2012 : AOS Approved

ROC Timeline

07-22-2014 : Date Filed
07-25-2014 : NOA Date
08-25-2014 : Bio. Appt

01-23-2015 : Approved

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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I waited 9 months. So what?

Agree :thumbs:

We are getting ready to submit our ROC petition towards the end of this month. We are already firm believers in the Yogi Berra saying, "It ain't over till it's over." :lol:

Completed: K1/K2 (271 days) - AOS/EAD/AP (134 days) - ROC (279 days)

"Si vis amari, ama" - Seneca

 

 

 

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ROC is, and should be, one of the lowest priority things for USCIS to do. You get your extension letter for a year, and life is normal for you after your GC expires. They have a year to get back to you. There is no need to go fast. Let the people who are separated go faster.

AOS for my husband
8/17/10: INTERVIEW DAY (day 123) APPROVED!!

ROC:
5/23/12: Sent out package
2/06/13: APPROVED!

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ROC is, and should be, one of the lowest priority things for USCIS to do. You get your extension letter for a year, and life is normal for you after your GC expires. They have a year to get back to you. There is no need to go fast. Let the people who are separated go faster.

Agreed. My wife and I filed for ROC last Dec and just got her card in June, almost 6 months to the day. Some folks on this site need to have a drink and relax. ROC is low priority.

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ROC is, and should be, one of the lowest priority things for USCIS to do. You get your extension letter for a year, and life is normal for you after your GC expires. They have a year to get back to you. There is no need to go fast. Let the people who are separated go faster.

:yes: !!!!!

Done: I-130/CR-1, I-751/ROC

Done: I-327

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
Timeline

ROC is, and should be, one of the lowest priority things for USCIS to do. You get your extension letter for a year, and life is normal for you after your GC expires. They have a year to get back to you. There is no need to go fast. Let the people who are separated go faster.

:thumbs: Couldn't agree more!!!

Agreed. My wife and I filed for ROC last Dec and just got her card in June, almost 6 months to the day. Some folks on this site need to have a drink and relax. ROC is low priority.

:thumbs: Make mine a carafe of a delicious Cab. Sauv.!!!

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Completed: K1/K2 (271 days) - AOS/EAD/AP (134 days) - ROC (279 days)

"Si vis amari, ama" - Seneca

 

 

 

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Filed: Timeline

ROC is, and should be, one of the lowest priority things for USCIS to do. You get your extension letter for a year, and life is normal for you after your GC expires. They have a year to get back to you. There is no need to go fast. Let the people who are separated go faster.

Exactly.

ROC is, and should be, one of the lowest priority things for USCIS to do. You get your extension letter for a year, and life is normal for you after your GC expires. They have a year to get back to you. There is no need to go fast. Let the people who are separated go faster.

Exactly.

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Almost 10 months for me. I know it sucks not knowing what's going on, but realistically, what else would really be different if you had your ROC completed? Take a chill pill, enjoy being WITH your spouse (or being free of them ;)) and know that you'll be processed eventually.

Ready for my grand ol' timeline? Alrighty then!

10-05-10 - Married in California
06-13-11 - I-130 approved
10-13-11 - CASE COMPLETE!
12-02-11 - Interview - 221g due to a washed passport
12-17-11 - POE - YYC (preclearance in Canada)

2011 to 2013 - Life happened

06-26-13 - Divorce finalized

10-07-13 - I-751 divorce filer paperwork journey begins

07-03-14 - ROC interview - approval pending delayed background checks

07-25-14 - APPROVED! 10 year GC is finally in production!

08-01-14 - 10 year GC in hand. The journey has finally ended. :)

2014 to 2020 - Living paperwork-free and focused on me!

11-09-20 - N-400 filed online - welcome back VJ fam!

6-22-21 - Interview in Nashville, approved! And then...

6-22-21 - Pledge of Allegiance taken. Holy shirtballs I'm a US Citizen.

 

I've spent so many years in the loving arms of the USCIS, but now it's time to fledge. So long, my friends, may all your journeys also end on the doorstep of whatever you're searching for.

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