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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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I have been in the group and I have been following all the comments and everything it helps prepare for anything uscis is bringing to every one of us ...so I decide to share my own story ....so I submitted my I-751on January 20, 2017, and i got all necessary documents that I suppose to get after the submission and ever since then I heard nothing from uscis I called and do some info still nothing so I decide to file for my N400 which I did in April 30th, 2018 and exactly 3 months after the submission of the N400 I received interview which is today Sept 4th, 2019 12:35 pm in Greer South Carolina I got to my appointment at 12 pm and I was there for thirty minutes before I was called in as soon as i got in he placed me on oath and he said i still have i-751 pending which mean they will have to deal with that firt before moving to the N400 and i said okay .....he asked me if I'm still with my wife and i said yes he hasked me if there is anything to demostrate that we still together ..i ghave him the deeds of the house we just bouth about a month ago...i gave him the new house bill with the two names on it and etc.....he told me he's good to go to the N400 i said okay they gave me stuff to read and write which i did and they ask me questions and he stop on the 6th one and he finally told me that he won't be able to say approved to me because he sent email to California to give him the authority to adjudicate the 751 that as soon as he got something back i will hear from them he said he usually takes two to three days ..does anyone knows whats going to happen ????

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5 hours ago, aidenme said:

I have been in the group and I have been following all the comments and everything it helps prepare for anything uscis is bringing to every one of us ...so I decide to share my own story ....so I submitted my I-751on January 20, 2017, and i got all necessary documents that I suppose to get after the submission and ever since then I heard nothing from uscis I called and do some info still nothing so I decide to file for my N400 which I did in April 30th, 2018 and exactly 3 months after the submission of the N400 I received interview which is today Sept 4th, 2019 12:35 pm in Greer South Carolina I got to my appointment at 12 pm and I was there for thirty minutes before I was called in as soon as i got in he placed me on oath and he said i still have i-751 pending which mean they will have to deal with that firt before moving to the N400 and i said okay .....he asked me if I'm still with my wife and i said yes he hasked me if there is anything to demostrate that we still together ..i ghave him the deeds of the house we just bouth about a month ago...i gave him the new house bill with the two names on it and etc.....he told me he's good to go to the N400 i said okay they gave me stuff to read and write which i did and they ask me questions and he stop on the 6th one and he finally told me that he won't be able to say approved to me because he sent email to California to give him the authority to adjudicate the 751 that as soon as he got something back i will hear from them he said he usually takes two to three days ..does anyone knows whats going to happen ????

I had my interview (I-751 only) last week Wednesday at 11am and at 4pm I already received a text message that my status had changed. And today that my card was mailed. So it shouldn't take that long in my opinion.

 

John

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Nigeria
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13 hours ago, JohnInTX said:

I had my interview (I-751 only) last week Wednesday at 11am and at 4pm I already received a text message that my status had changed. And today that my card was mailed. So it shouldn't take that long in my opinion.

 

John

Thanks for your response ....i really hope it comes in real quick

Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: India
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I wanted to share my I-751 + N400 combo interview experience that took place earlier this week.

 

Details:

I-751 CSC Jan 2017 filer

Filed N400 in Feb 2018

N400 and I751 approved this week

 

My wife and I went together with all supporting documents. There was significant rush and we were called in ~1.5 hours after our scheduled interview time. The officer was very friendly and started off by saying that he'd first need to adjudicate I-751. He asked for documents to prove our relationship is in good-faith. We showed him joint documents since our marriage till present. I was describing all the documents and the officer did not ask my wife anything. Then the officer escorted my wife out saying that he needs to review the N400 with me alone. Once he came back, he told me he was satisfied about our relationship and is approving the I751, and would then move onto N400.

 

For the N400, he first asked basic questions from my application - e.g. wife's birthday, our address, my birthday, DOB, country of birth etc. Then I did the English and civics test. Upon completing these, he said he's approving the N400 and spent some time on paperwork. At the end, he asked when I'd like to attend the oath ceremony and confirmed a date, and said that a document with ceremony details would be mailed to my house. He gave me a document stating that I was recommended for citizenship. He also mentioned that the certificate of naturalization would be made available at the oath ceremony.

 

I have gained a lot from VJ forums and this community has been very helpful all along! I wish all of you the very best! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. I am happy to help based on whatever I have learned from my experience.

 

 

 

 

 

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: India
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10 hours ago, gaia12 said:

I wanted to share my I-751 + N400 combo interview experience that took place earlier this week.

 

Details:

I-751 CSC Jan 2017 filer

Filed N400 in Feb 2018

N400 and I751 approved this week

 

My wife and I went together with all supporting documents. There was significant rush and we were called in ~1.5 hours after our scheduled interview time. The officer was very friendly and started off by saying that he'd first need to adjudicate I-751. He asked for documents to prove our relationship is in good-faith. We showed him joint documents since our marriage till present. I was describing all the documents and the officer did not ask my wife anything. Then the officer escorted my wife out saying that he needs to review the N400 with me alone. Once he came back, he told me he was satisfied about our relationship and is approving the I751, and would then move onto N400.

 

For the N400, he first asked basic questions from my application - e.g. wife's birthday, our address, my birthday, DOB, country of birth etc. Then I did the English and civics test. Upon completing these, he said he's approving the N400 and spent some time on paperwork. At the end, he asked when I'd like to attend the oath ceremony and confirmed a date, and said that a document with ceremony details would be mailed to my house. He gave me a document stating that I was recommended for citizenship. He also mentioned that the certificate of naturalization would be made available at the oath ceremony.

 

I have gained a lot from VJ forums and this community has been very helpful all along! I wish all of you the very best! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. I am happy to help based on whatever I have learned from my experience.

 

 

 

 

 

Congratulations @gaia12

But ’tis a common proof
That lowliness is young ambition’s ladder,
Whereto the climber upward turns his face.
But when he once attains the upmost round,
He then unto the ladder turns his back,
Looks in the clouds, scorning the base degrees
By which he did ascend.
- Julius Caesar
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AOS Timeline

07/02/2014 Forms sent via FedEx to USCIS in Chicago, IL

07/08/2014 USCIS Filing Fees accepted

07/09/2014 NOA texts and emails

07/12/2014 Received NOA in mail

07/18/2014 Received Biometrics Appointment NOA for 7/31

07/31/2014 Biometrics @ 5220 S Pulaski - Completed!

08/04/2014 Testing and Interview

09/02/2014 EAD Approved and Card in Production (62 Days from filing)

09/04/2014 AP Approved (64 Days from filing)

09/09/2014 EAD/AP Mailed

09/10/2014 EAD/AP "Combo" Card Received

 

01/12/2015 Text for 485 Adjustment Received (Interview Schedule)

02/17/2015 Interview Scheduled (230 Days or 7 months and 15 days from filing)

02/17/2015 Request for Original Document

02/24/2015 Original Document Shown and Green Card Approved for Production

03/04/2015 Green Card Arrived Via USPS

 

I-751 Removal of Conditions Timeline

01/03/2017 Forms and paperwork sent in to California.

01/09/2017 NOA1 Received

 
 
Posted

All that are still waiting, good luck. Since yesterday my wait is over I received my new unconditional GC in the mail (no signature required).
Finally some peace after 688 days or 1 year 10 months and 19 days. Had my card in my hand 11 days after the interview.

 

Now next step... N-400

John

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Posted (edited)
On 9/18/2018 at 10:45 AM, ben and maria said:

Update, i had my combo n400/751 august 21st, got my aproval letter for i751 yesterday

Congrats! Your case sounds little bit different.

Mose cases are approved on the spot, and will be no production of the card. Did they advise you the reason why they couldn't make decision on Aug 21?

Is it because they didn't have I 751 files on hand back then? Did they mention anything about your N400 oath?

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30 minutes ago, frigatebird said:

Congrats! Your case sounds little bit different.

Mose cases are approved on the spot, and will be no production of the card. Did they advise you the reason why they couldn't make decision on Aug 21?

Is it because they didn't have I 751 files on hand back then? Did they mention anything about your N400 oath?

Hello and thank you. No they weren't specific on why they couldn't approve it on the spot. I did not want to be to "pushy" so i politely asked why and as told its a process and she would not be able to to approve the n400 until they approve I751 first. Every office might handle it different. Often from my research the officer needs the supervisor to look at the file prior to official approval. One case on here had an experience where after the combo interview they sent the I751 file to NBC for approval from local office and within a few weeks they got their approval. I havent been scheduled for oath yet. will update once that happen.

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On 9/19/2018 at 12:48 PM, ben and maria said:

Hello and thank you. No they weren't specific on why they couldn't approve it on the spot. I did not want to be to "pushy" so i politely asked why and as told its a process and she would not be able to to approve the n400 until they approve I751 first. Every office might handle it different. Often from my research the officer needs the supervisor to look at the file prior to official approval. One case on here had an experience where after the combo interview they sent the I751 file to NBC for approval from local office and within a few weeks they got their approval. I havent been scheduled for oath yet. will update once that happen.

I see, yeah you are right every local office handle it differently. I'm pretty sure you'll be approved shortly.

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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Hi all, I believe our case got approved. 🤗 🤗 We received an email this morning with the status "New Card is being Produced". We are so happy that our ROC journey is finally over. I want to thanks the community for helping us with the process and for everyone that is still waiting to hang in there.

 

Just fyi, we received RFE on August 3rd, and we submitted additional evidence on September 10th. We are very surprise to receive and update in 2 weeks. Now we can finally relax about and not stress out about this. 

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03/11/14 - I130 sent to Phoenix Lockbox
03/14/14 - I130 delivered
03/17/14 - NOA1 received, case routed to Nebraska Service Center
09/03/14 - NOA2 received, case sent to NVC
09/10/14 - Package shipped to NVC
10/01/14 - Package scanned at NVC (no case number yet)
10/15/14 - Received case number and invoice number
10/24/14 - Complete and submitted DS-261
11/03/14 - Received AOS bill and IV bill
11/05/14 - Paid both AOS bill and IV bill
11/06/14 - Complete and submitted DS-260

01/14/15 - Email received with interview date for 02/18/15

02/18/15 - Interviewed and APPROVED!!
02/21/15 - Visa and passport received in the mail.

04/15/15 - POE

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01/15/17 - I-751 sent to CSC.

02/09/17 - NOA Received, conditional resident status extended 1 year.

03/09/17 - Biometric completed.

03/01/18 - I-551 stamped at local office.

04/05/18 - Receive notice that case transferred to local office.

08/03/18 - Received RFE notice in the mail.

09/10/18 - Mailed out RFE package.

09/13/18 - RFE packaged received at Nebraska office.

09/21/18 - Status changed to "New Card Is Being Produced".

09/24/18 - Status changed to "Case was Approved".

 
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