June 2017 I-751 filers

[dribbles 3]

So, after waiting over 480 days, we finally got a response from USCIS - they are Requesting Further Evidence, which must be received by mid-December.  This really took us by surprise since our case seems super easy: we've lived together for over 11 years (outside of the US most of the time), and have been married and living together in the US for about 4 years now.  For the initial green card in 2015, they didn't even require us to interview.  We submitted practically everything we had, so not sure what else they need to see.  We do NOT have kids, which I wonder if that is why we got the RFE?  There's not much we can do about that though before December

 

Anyway, how concerned should we be about this RFE?  Obviously our finances have changed a bit in 480 days, so there is a bit more we can submit, but I'm concerned if it's still not enough.

 

[Jerry and Elena 18]

7 minutes ago, dribbles said:

So, after waiting over 480 days, we finally got a response from USCIS - they are Requesting Further Evidence, which must be received by mid-December.  This really took us by surprise since our case seems super easy: we've lived together for over 11 years (outside of the US most of the time), and have been married and living together in the US for about 4 years now.  For the initial green card in 2015, they didn't even require us to interview.  We submitted practically everything we had, so not sure what else they need to see.  We do NOT have kids, which I wonder if that is why we got the RFE?  There's not much we can do about that though before December

 

Anyway, how concerned should we be about this RFE?  Obviously our finances have changed a bit in 480 days, so there is a bit more we can submit, but I'm concerned if it's still not enough.

 

They just want to make sure you are guys still together. Sent them fresh taxes, inshurans, bills on both your names.

[Eli_za 50]

1 hour ago, dribbles said:

So, after waiting over 480 days, we finally got a response from USCIS - they are Requesting Further Evidence, which must be received by mid-December.  This really took us by surprise since our case seems super easy: we've lived together for over 11 years (outside of the US most of the time), and have been married and living together in the US for about 4 years now.  For the initial green card in 2015, they didn't even require us to interview.  We submitted practically everything we had, so not sure what else they need to see.  We do NOT have kids, which I wonder if that is why we got the RFE?  There's not much we can do about that though before December

 

Anyway, how concerned should we be about this RFE?  Obviously our finances have changed a bit in 480 days, so there is a bit more we can submit, but I'm concerned if it's still not enough.

 

Did they ask for anything specific ???

 

we don’t have kids either since we are trying to get our finances  stable before having kids. been married for 3 years. 

 

I would sent sent the latest tax return and bank statements. 

[Ksenia_O 695]

3 hours ago, dribbles said:

So, after waiting over 480 days, we finally got a response from USCIS - they are Requesting Further Evidence, which must be received by mid-December.  This really took us by surprise since our case seems super easy: we've lived together for over 11 years (outside of the US most of the time), and have been married and living together in the US for about 4 years now.  For the initial green card in 2015, they didn't even require us to interview.  We submitted practically everything we had, so not sure what else they need to see.  We do NOT have kids, which I wonder if that is why we got the RFE?  There's not much we can do about that though before December

 

Anyway, how concerned should we be about this RFE?  Obviously our finances have changed a bit in 480 days, so there is a bit more we can submit, but I'm concerned if it's still not enough.

 

So sorry to hear about RFE - it's always frustrating, especially after such a long wait... At the same time it means someone "alive" finally got to your case and it's been touched.

 

It's been a while since the original submission, so they just want an updated info.

I'd send the same stuff you' ve already nailed iin , just  since June 2017. If you got something else - great, then nclude it as well.

 

P.S. You are not" required" to have kids for I-751 approval  so no worries

 

It should not take a long time to hear back after RFE response submission. Just send it as soon as you can.

 

Good luck to you and hope you have your approval soon!

Edited October 14, 2018 by Ksenia_O

[AlluringSoul 185]

On 10/13/2018 at 1:31 PM, janet&adonis said:

Believe what you want, but our case was approved because of a service request. I was just trying to help the folks still waiting on a decision

On 10/13/2018 at 7:15 PM, Mikey888 said:

On the site below, you can find what is outside of normal processing time. 

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

 

For I-751(VSC) - receipt date of June 02, 2017 is outside of normal processing time. 

 

July is still within the normal processing time.

 

 

 

 

On 10/13/2018 at 6:40 PM, alex1212 said:

Agree, processing time for VT is up to 17 months

 

On 10/13/2018 at 1:31 PM, Oliver Heartmont said:

July is not outside normal processing time.

 

July IS within the normal processing time,  and what about it? 😉

 

 

[alex1212 1]

1 hour ago, AlluringSoul said:

 

 

 

July IS within the normal processing time,  and what about it? 😉

 

 

It is about filing a service request...

[AlluringSoul 185]

5 minutes ago, alex1212 said:

It is about filing a service request...

I don't see a problem with doing that. You can always try.

[alex1212 1]

14 minutes ago, AlluringSoul said:

I don't see a problem with doing that. You can always try.

https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayONPTForm.do;jsessionid=abca4X-Y4gP2K5Nxgw4zw?entryPoint=init&sroPageType=onpt

 

Do you have a case pending with USCIS that is outside the normal processing time? USCIS usually processes cases in the order we receive them. You can get an idea of how long it will take to process your case from the processing time table available on our website. For most applications, you can send us an inquiry if your case has been pending longer than the processing time posted on our website.

 

I guess I can... But I would not do that

 

 

[Abby2018 4]

Got my green card today. Divorce waiver after filling jointly. Just want to encourage everyone. 

[tootiespookie 67]

13 minutes ago, Abby2018 said:

Got my green card today. Divorce waiver after filling jointly. Just want to encourage everyone. 

Congrats! Did you get any RFE or interview?

[NYCBoy 159]

42 minutes ago, Abby2018 said:

Got my green card today. Divorce waiver after filling jointly. Just want to encourage everyone. 

Congratulations 🍾🎈 👍🏼. What’s your office? NOA date? RFE? Interview? DNA? Blood type? Blue or Red?  Just kidding, Enjoy freedom! 

[Lemon23 400]

4 minutes ago, NYCBoy said:

Congratulations 🍾🎈 👍🏼. What’s your office? NOA date? RFE? Interview? DNA? Blood type? Blue or Red?  Just kidding, Enjoy freedom! 

This made my day, you got me on this comment! LOL

[NYCBoy 159]

7 minutes ago, Lemon23 said:

This made my day, you got me on this comment! LOL

Hey man! You still here, how’s the life of a “Non-conditional Lawful Permanent Resident” treating you?  How long for N-400 to be done? 

Edited October 16, 2018 by NYCBoy

[Lemon23 400]

5 minutes ago, NYCBoy said:

Hey man! You still here, how’s the life of a “Unconditional Lawful Permanent Resident” treating you?  How long for N-400 to be done? 

But of course, I'm here to help specially those new in this forum. So far less stress now since i'm now lawful permanent resident of United States of America.

I'm not stressing out myself on N-400 application, I can wait for that in fact I'm actually thinking before to file it after 5 years rules but my spouse told me to do it.

It's been almost 4 months after I filed online and I guess first quarter of 2019 I will get feedback from them.

Edited October 16, 2018 by Lemon23

[NYCBoy 159]

3 minutes ago, Lemon23 said:

But of course, I'm here to help specially those new in this forum. So far less stress now since i'm now lawful permanent resident of United States of America.

I'm not stressing out myself on N-400 application, I can wait for that in fact I'm actually thinking before to file it after 5 years rules but my spouse told me to do it.

It's been almost 4 months after I filed online and I guess first quarter of 2019 I will get feedback from them.

Haha Awsome! I’m happy to hear that man.