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5 hours ago, meehan said:

Approval arrived in the mail yesterday! Letter is dated 10/23 and is signed by the Center Director who is local. Case status on USCIS is still showing as fees were waived.

@meehan Congrats on your approval! Can you share the name of the person who signed your letter as well as the city in the address below it?

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There are various sites that you can find that will decipher the receipt numbers, but basically: Example: WAC 17 040 50011 WAC = CSC 17 = Fiscal year they received the case  - "17" Fisc

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Approval of Green card, NOA Date Nov. 17, 2016!!! Woohoo! now on to N-400 and citizenship for my wife! Thanks to all for the support! Hopefully more to come!

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After over a year of filing the I-751 my husband received the letter of approval. We were not asked to interview as we provided as much information as possible. No immigration officers at our house. F

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1 hour ago, HB05 said:

On November 1 we ordered your new card and will mail it to the address ...

status changed from fee waived

Congratulations. Mine still the same since I had my biometric. The status still "FEES WERE WAIVED". Filed Nov. 03, 2016. I already applied for N-400 and I will be having my biometric on the 16th.

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Hey guys, asking here since I assume some of you already started filling in your N400 applications. I noticed there's a place where it asks you to write the total number of days spend outside the USA during the last 5 years.

 

For those of us who have only been in the USA for the last 3 years (naturalization after marriage), writing down the complete dates will make it seem as if we were out of the country for 2 whole years :S Isn't that bad or something? Should we only put down travel dates from the day we became residents onwards?

AOS Journey:

9/19/2014: AOS Package (i130, i485, i765 and i131) sent to Chicago lockbox using USPS Certified mail

12/3/2014: EAD and Advanced Parole in Production :dancing:

12/12/2014: EAD/AP Card received

1/23/2015: Interview is Scheduled for February 27!

1/28/2015: Interview Letter Received

3/10/2015: Greencard Received

 

12/3/2016: Filed i751 at California Service Center

 

12/4/2016: Filed N400 - Dallas TX

 

2/18/2018: i751 Case transferred to Local Office

2/26/2018: i751 Case received at Local Office

1/5/2018: i751 Case Transferred And New Office Has Jurisdiction

3/5/2018: Another update saying i751 Case Transferred And New Office Has Jurisdiction

5/7/2018: Received Letter stating i751 Case transferred to National Benefits Center, Lee's Summit, MO 64064

5/30/2018: Interview scheduled for N400

7/11/2018: Attended interview and was informed it will be a combo N400/I751 interview

8/6/2018: N400 Approved

8/7/2018: I751 Approved

9/5/2018: Oath Ceremony missed due to travel abroad and letter sent to USCIS to reschedule ceremony

10/2/2018: Officially a US Citizen! 

 

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1 hour ago, Snorlux said:

Hey guys, asking here since I assume some of you already started filling in your N400 applications. I noticed there's a place where it asks you to write the total number of days spend outside the USA during the last 5 years.

 

For those of us who have only been in the USA for the last 3 years (naturalization after marriage), writing down the complete dates will make it seem as if we were out of the country for 2 whole years :S Isn't that bad or something? Should we only put down travel dates from the day we became residents onwards?

It's only applicable from the day you became a permanent resident moving forward because USCIS will count how many months you were out from the country from the day you became permanent resident so they can check if you qualify.

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VERMONT SERVICE CENTER - I-751 ROC

05/11/17: Date of I-751
05/12/17: VSC received our package

05/12/17: NOA Date
05/14/17: NOA Arrived in the mail & check cashed

06/22/17: Biometrics Appointment at ASC Manhattan

04/09/18: Online changed to case transferred to local office but no actual letter

06/13/18: Card Being Produced - NO RFE/NO INTERVIEW

06/16/18: Approval Letter arrived in the mail with 06/13/18 approval date

06/18/18: Card was picked up by USPS

06/20/18: Received 10 years Green Card from the mail - END OF I-751 JOURNEY!

 

E-FILING (IOE) N-400 APPLICATION FOR NATURALIZATION

06/21/18: Submitted Online
06/22/18: Received NOA Online

06/23/18: Online account updated to Biometrics scheduled on 07/12/18

06/25/18: NOA letter arrived in the mail

06/28/18: Biometrics appointment letter arrived in the mail

07/12/18: Biometrics appointment at ASC Manhattan

02/28/19: In Line for Interview

03/01/19: Interview Date is on 04/08/19

04/08/19: Interview Day: Approved on the spot

04/09/19: We Scheduled your Oath Ceremony 

04/12/19: Oath Letter arrived in the mail

05/02/19: Oath Ceremony - OFFICIALLY U.S. CITIZEN AND END OF IMMIGRATION JOURNEY!

 

DS-11 - APPLICATION FOR US PASSPORT BOOK AND CARD

05/02/19: Submitted application thru USPS - Expedited
05/06/19: Received email, passport application is now traceable online thru Travel.State.gov website (https://passportstatus.state.gov/Search)

05/08/19: Received email, passport has been printed and it's on final processing
05/09/19: Received email, passport application has been finished processing with USPS tracking number and expected delivery is on 05/14/2019

05/10/19: Receive email from USPS informed Delivery - Expected Passport delivery is on 05/11/2019

05/11/19: Passport book received thru USPS Priority Mail

05/13/19: Passport card received

05/14/19: Naturalization Certificate back - END OF PASSPORT APPLICATION!

 

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Out of curiosity, has anyone signed up for electronic email alert and/or mobile alert for their ROC case status? So far I have not heard a peep out of them. During the AOS, I did receive notifications.

 

As an aside, our NOA1 date was Nov 22, 2016. The online status shows last updated on 04/11/2017. I have no idea what they did on that date.

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I am the US Citizen

 

Journey to Citizenship for my spouse

Day 1    11-20-2017  Filed N-400 Online

Day 1    11-20-2017  NOA1 for N-400

Day 4    11-24-2017  NOA1 hardcopy arrived in the mail

Day 25  12-15-2017  Biometrics Appointment at Ft Smith, AR ASC

Day 104 03-02-2018 Notified Interview Letter Sent.

Day 151 04-18-2018 Interview at Fort Smith, AR 

Day 174 05-11-2018 Oath Ceremony at Fort Smith USCIS.

 

Day 1,370 - JOURNEY from K1 Visa to Oath of Citizenship is now COMPLETE!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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5 minutes ago, bob72601 said:

Out of curiosity, has anyone signed up for electronic email alert and/or mobile alert for their ROC case status? So far I have not heard a peep out of them. During the AOS, I did receive notifications.

 

As an aside, our NOA1 date was Nov 22, 2016. The online status shows last updated on 04/11/2017. I have no idea what they did on that date.

Yea, I signed up for email AND mobile alert. They have not updated anything since December 2016. 

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Hello All,

   I hope everyone is doing great! Advance Happy Thanksgiving!

I know this question was asked before.

My 1 year extension is about to expire on 11/17/17, I am not planning to go outside USA, do I need still need to get an info pass or just leave it and do nothing and wait for the 10 year GC?

Thank you for the info!

 

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3 minutes ago, asianculture said:

Hello All,

   I hope everyone is doing great! Advance Happy Thanksgiving!

I know this question was asked before.

My 1 year extension is about to expire on 11/17/17, I am not planning to go outside USA, do I need still need to get an info pass or just leave it and do nothing and wait for the 10 year GC?

Thank you for the info!

 

You certainly don't have to get a stamp, just majority of the people feels safer that way. It does not affect your actual status in any way.

(However, it was pointed out by someone earlier that technically residents MUST have proof of their status with them at all times, and technically it is considered a misdemeanor if you don't. With this being said, I have never in my life heard that anyone had any issues with this. I did the stamp, but I am obviously not going to carry my foreign passport on me every time I live house...)

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I can tell from Informed Delivery that I am receiving something from USCIS today, but I probably won't be able to get to it before tonight. How can you guys tell from the envelope if it's an approval? NOA1 is 11/7. 

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8 minutes ago, mrsdietcoke said:

I can tell from Informed Delivery that I am receiving something from USCIS today, but I probably won't be able to get to it before tonight. How can you guys tell from the envelope if it's an approval? NOA1 is 11/7. 

@mrsdietcoke Folks say that you can see part of the hand with the torch of the Statue of Liberty.

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9 minutes ago, mrsdietcoke said:

I can tell from Informed Delivery that I am receiving something from USCIS today, but I probably won't be able to get to it before tonight. How can you guys tell from the envelope if it's an approval? NOA1 is 11/7. 

I believe the Statue of Liberty on the envelope is a sign of an approval.

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K1

15 November 2013: Sent I-129F Package 

21 November 2013: NOA1 

20 December 2013: NOA2

23 January 2014: Medical (London)

11 April 2014: Interview - Approved!

29 April 2014: POE Chicago

20 June 2014: Married in DC

AOS

7 July 2014: Mailed AOS, EAD & AP forms via USPS

14 July 2014: NOA1 Text & E-Mails (x3) received at 23:52hrs (Received Date: 07/11/2014)

14 July 2014: Cheque cashed & I-485 transferred to Nebraska Service Centre

18 July 2014: NOA1 hardcopy received (x3)

22 July 2014: Biometrics Letter rec'd (Appointment 07/31/2014)

23 July 2014: Early Biometrics walk-in at Cincinnati office successful!

05 September 2014: EAD & AP approved! (texts rec'd 16:45hrs)

11 September 2014: EAD/AP card mailed

12 September 2014: EAD/AP card in hand (delivered 9:54am)

18 October 2014: Potential interview waiver letter rec'd (Dated: 10/15/2014)

19 May 2015: I-485 approved! (No interview) Welcome letter mailed!

23 May 2015: I-797 (NOA2) Welcome notice received

27 May 2015: Green card received

 

ROC

ROC filing window opens 18 February 2017

16 February 2017: ROC packet mailed to CSC

18 February 2017: USPS Tracking - Ready for collection from PO Box

25 February 2017: NOA1 received dated 02/21/2017

03 March 2017: Received biometrics appointment letter dated 25th February 2017. Appointment on 16 March 2017.

16 March 2017: Biometrics completed

08 March 2018: Case (allegedly) transferred to the National Benefits Center (presumably for a combo interview)

04 April 2019: ROC approved (as part of N-400 combo interview)

N-400

18 February 2018: N-400 Application submitted online

21 February 2018: NOA1 Rreceived

23 February 2018: Biometrics appointment letter received. Appointment 13 March 2018. 

27 April 2018: Interview notice received. Interview Date: June 5, 2018. Request to reschedule sent as out of the country at that time.

04 April 2019: Attended interview ... PASSED!

11 April 2019: Oath ceremony

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1 minute ago, lesly87 said:

@mrsdietcoke Folks say that you can see part of the hand with the torch of the Statue of Liberty.

 

1 minute ago, Derwood said:

I believe the Statue of Liberty on the envelope is a sign of an approval.

 

If that is true than I THINK it's an approval. Thank you. I will keep you all posted!

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3 hours ago, mrsdietcoke said:

 

 

If that is true than I THINK it's an approval. Thank you. I will keep you all posted!

Whoop, whoop keeps us posted. Have you looked online although I doubt it changes until card is produced!!

Removal of Conditions..  TICK TOCK, TICK TOCK

 

Time to reset the tick tock clock again.   Roll my eyes.

 

GC  Conditional date:  05/26/2015

N400.  Application:      02/28/2018       

Biometrics:                    02/22/2018

 

Waiting............    Roll my eyes again :(

 

USA citizen as of 25th of July 2018. :)

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