I am losing my patience !!!

[Abdo.Gauchô 16]

Hello,

So Iv'e applied for the removal of conditions on october the 14th and I finally got my biometrics appointment yesterday to be done at December the 5th, i thought i was all done with this stupid bs procedure because it has been a veryyyy long process, like omg it's so energetically draining and frustrating to keep checking on the case over and over, anyways after i got my ASC apt yesterday i was so happy and i thought i was done until I GOT PUNCHED ONCE AGAIN BY LIFE and said not so fast boiii , i have read that after the biometerics is done and completed people wait an average of 3-5months to get the replacement green card !!! seriouslyyyyyyyyyy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

can you guys please confirm this info that i just read . does it really take an extra 5months to get the damn replacement ?????

[bob72601 13]

Hello,

So Iv'e applied for the removal of conditions on october the 14th and I finally got my biometrics appointment yesterday to be done at December the 5th, i thought i was all done with this stupid bs procedure because it has been a veryyyy long process, like omg it's so energetically draining and frustrating to keep checking on the case over and over, anyways after i got my ASC apt yesterday i was so happy and i thought i was done until I GOT PUNCHED ONCE AGAIN BY LIFE and said not so fast boiii , i have read that after the biometerics is done and completed people wait an average of 3-5months to get the replacement green card !!! seriouslyyyyyyyyyy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

can you guys please confirm this info that i just read . does it really take an extra 5months to get the damn replacement ?????

Feel good, as you most likely filed with the CSC. Those of us that MUST use the VSC will have a wait of almost a full year or more. Yes, this is a SLOW process, but hang in there. It does end. (I hope)

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

You just filed in October and are losing your patience? Your ROC will take a minimum of 5 months, but could take a year or more.

[Cheezees 1,514]

You filed just last month. As this is an often asked/addressed question, please take a little time to use the search feature here on VJ to familiarize yourself with other people's circumstance/scenarios. Good luck!

[sunshinestate2013 136]

Hello,

So Iv'e applied for the removal of conditions on october the 14th and I finally got my biometrics appointment yesterday to be done at December the 5th, i thought i was all done with this stupid bs procedure because it has been a veryyyy long process, like omg it's so energetically draining and frustrating to keep checking on the case over and over, anyways after i got my ASC apt yesterday i was so happy and i thought i was done until I GOT PUNCHED ONCE AGAIN BY LIFE and said not so fast boiii , i have read that after the biometerics is done and completed people wait an average of 3-5months to get the replacement green card !!! seriouslyyyyyyyyyy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

can you guys please confirm this info that i just read . does it really take an extra 5months to get the damn replacement ?????

You have to be patient. Some people wait a year or longer for the ROC process to be completed. Hang in there.

[Anitafeliz 1,133]

It's called Visa Journey for a reason...if not it would be Visa Picnic....

Your almost there...

[Abdo.Gauchô 16]

For those of you who said that I'm losing my patience and shouldn't , here's why I'm frustrated it took my 4 years in total to get to where am at right now that's why I'm just so tired of waiting like the process is just so slow

[Roel 7,191]

So? The path to the legal immigration is long and sometimes hard. Everyone waits. Some people wait longer than you. Be grateful that you're almost done.

[agrabs 237]

For those of you who said that I'm losing my patience and shouldn't , here's why I'm frustrated it took my 4 years in total to get to where am at right now that's why I'm just so tired of waiting like the process is just so slow

what were you expecting? Your processing times are not out of the ordinary. We started the visa process in November 2011 and in August of this year my husband became a US citizen almost 5 years from start to finish. We had no RFE or complications. Not unreasonable.

[Mollie09 1,543]

My immigration journey has taken over 10 years and I'm only eligible for citizenship in two and a half years. Then I'll hopefully be done.

Be patient.

[ManCharsey 254]

In my opinion, describing the process as a 'stupid bs procedure' is really wrong!

There are genuine reasons why the process takes time such as background checks etc. and these are important for the safety of everyone living in America.

Yes, the process could be sped up and its frustrating that it's slow BUT to show it this kind of disrespect and to think you are entitled to these immigration benefits is not right.

Only American citizens have a right to live and work in the US..to everyone else it's a privilege.

Perhaps next time learn to show your host country some respect and respect it's institutions and processes.

If it's that bad, you could stay in your own country too!

[RodDetroit 118]

Hello,

So Iv'e applied for the removal of conditions on october the 14th and I finally got my biometrics appointment yesterday to be done at December the 5th, i thought i was all done with this stupid bs procedure because it has been a veryyyy long process, like omg it's so energetically draining and frustrating to keep checking on the case over and over, anyways after i got my ASC apt yesterday i was so happy and i thought i was done until I GOT PUNCHED ONCE AGAIN BY LIFE and said not so fast boiii , i have read that after the biometerics is done and completed people wait an average of 3-5months to get the replacement green card !!! seriouslyyyyyyyyyy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

can you guys please confirm this info that i just read . does it really take an extra 5months to get the damn replacement ?????

it took a year for CSC for remove conditional status. you have no option but wait.

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

In my opinion, describing the process as a 'stupid bs procedure' is really wrong!

There are genuine reasons why the process takes time such as background checks etc. and these are important for the safety of everyone living in America.

Yes, the process could be sped up and its frustrating that it's slow BUT to show it this kind of disrespect and to think you are entitled to these immigration benefits is not right.

Only American citizens have a right to live and work in the US..to everyone else it's a privilege.

Perhaps next time learn to show your host country some respect and respect it's institutions and processes.

If it's that bad, you could stay in your own country too!

People can complain if they want too, it isn't a matter of respect or not.

It won't change the fact that the petition will sit in a box for anywhere from 4 months to 14 or more just waiting to get some action.

ROC is basically a money grab by USCIS since almost everyone is approved.

[Thegirl 224]

What I don't understand is why is it so frustrating. It's just waiting. You dont need to do anything and you still have status here. You can still work and travel and do everything that you need to do in the meantime. We make it so much harder by checking statuses over and over and driving ourselves crazy.I started out like that and realized it was a complete waste of energy. Things will happen when they happen. Waiting is waiting. Save your frustration for when/if things go wrong. Like if you get denied... then you will really have something to stress about. Try and relax.

[NikLR 13,220]

I dont understand either why people find roc so frustrating. You have zero control and I think thats the major issue most people have. Instead of not worrying about what they cant control, people freak out about it.

Stop worrying unless you get an RFE. It doesnt matter how long it takes.

Really you should worry until you send it off to make sure your evidence is as good as it gets then stop worrying.

Edited November 27, 2016 by NikLR