I-751 November 2016 Filers

[Om291 0]

Hello everyone, 

congrats for those who recived their approval/card ..Any VSC filers that are still waiting ? .. haven’t hared anything yet. 

[whateverd 15]

35 minutes ago, Om291 said:

Hello everyone, 

congrats for those who recived their approval/card ..Any VSC filers that are still waiting ? .. haven’t hared anything yet. 

Yes, NOA is Nov 3rd.

 

Whats your NOA date?

[martincook 0]

Are you a divorce filer?

[whateverd 15]

38 minutes ago, martincook said:

Are you a divorce filer?

No

[martincook 0]

3 hours ago, Om291 said:

Hello everyone, 

congrats for those who recived their approval/card ..Any VSC filers that are still waiting ? .. haven’t hared anything yet. 

Are you a divorce filer ?

[Om291 0]

NOA November 28th, and no filed jointly. 

Just seen some cases in December been approved so didn’t know if anyone else from November is still waiting. 

[whateverd 15]

1 hour ago, Om291 said:

NOA November 28th, and no filed jointly. 

Just seen some cases in December been approved so didn’t know if anyone else from November is still waiting. 

Unfortunately, yes I field in late Oct and my NOA was Nov 3rd and still no word ...

[Om291 0]

Well good luck man... and keep us posted !

19 hours ago, thmohds said:

Unfortunately, yes I field in late Oct and my NOA was Nov 3rd and still no word ...

[ching&choy 3]

On 12/1/2017 at 1:11 PM, babu_dandewala said:

Permanent residents with expiring or lost green cards must file an I-90 application for replacement. According to the USCIS, the current processing time for I-90, Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card, is approximately 6 months.  However, it has been reported that some I-90 applications  are pending well beyond the 6 months.  The USCIS Field Operations Office attributes the delay to the fact that the National Benefits Center is understaffed and unable to handle the volume of I-90 applications. In an effort to resolve this issue, the USCIS has been forwarding applications to various local offices.

In the meantime, individuals with a pending I-90 application who are in need of evidence of their permanent resident status should obtain a temporary I-551 stamp in their passport.  The stamp is obtained at a local USCIS office by scheduling an InfoPass appointment and may be valid for up to one year.

 

To apply for an I-551 stamp, the following documentation is needed:

§  Valid passport;

§  InfoPass appointment notice (if applicable);

§  Form I-90 receipt notice;

§  Proof of residence within the jurisdiction of the USCIS office;

§  Copy of expired/lost green card (if available);

§  Documents evidencing the need for the I-551 stamp, if request is based on an emergency walk-in (i.e. flight itinerary, doctor’s letter or death certificate, along with evidence of the relationship to an ill or deceased relative; company letter if emergency travel is work-related, etc.);

§  Copy of date-stamped ASC appointment notice evidencing biometrics capture (if applicable).

The USCIS will typically issue the I-551 stamp with a validity period of 6 to 12 months. However, if the applicant’s passport expires prior to that time, the stamp will likely reflect the expiration date of the passport. Additionally, if biometrics have not yet been captured for the pending I-90, the office might further limit the validity period of the stamp to a period of 30 to 60 days.

Evidence of permanent resident status is essential for work, travel, or to obtain a state issued driver’s license. Therefore, if you have an I-90 application pending, you should obtain an I-551 stamp to avoid issues related to the above mentioned matters.

Hi, saw this post. I have my schedule for the infopass next week & I didn't know that we have to apply for I-90 for my expiring GC. actually no idea of that. Also when I scheduled my infopass the only requirement stated in their site was Valid ID, copy of the appointment letter & needed documents for my pending application.

[laza 3]

Got my GC in mail

November filler

11/17/2016

approved  11/30/2017

shipped 11/04/2017

GC in my hands 12/09/2017

[Marcopolonyc 1]

Hello folks. I'm a November 2016 filer as well. 

 

I had 751 application as a Divorcee. 

 

I tried getting an Infopass as my one year extension had expired. It was a pain to get an appointment till I used the distill webpage change tracker and got one super last mijute to go in today Saturday 12/16/16

 

My online status didn't show anything since my receipt was confirmed. 

 

I went in to get a 551 stamped and the officer told me I was already approved on 12/11 and my green card was being shipped out soon. 

 

If you guys are in NYC I think it's worth showing up as I did see a few people show up without appointments. 

 

Good luck to everyone and let me know if I can answer any questions.  

[lucianapaola 0]

Did anyone else realize that for CSC it now says that they're working on July 27, 2016? Weren't they working on August when it was updated last month?

[Tired_of_waiting 3]

this is madness... imma give up waiting.... haha

Edited December 18, 2017 by Tired_of_waiting

[Lemon23 400]

On 12/17/2017 at 8:26 PM, lucianapaola said:

Did anyone else realize that for CSC it now says that they're working on July 27, 2016? Weren't they working on August when it was updated last month?

Yes, I guess the reason behind that was because they are getting a lot of service request inquiry while some June and May 2016 filers are still waiting for their approval.

Edited December 19, 2017 by Lemon23

[whateverd 15]

Vermont- Nov 3rd here and still no word