I-751 October 2017 filers

[WeGuyGal 1,052]

interview letter?

[GoodbyeGirl 144]

I think it might be something to do with my interview, but I've already had my N400 interview letter in the mail (from NBC). Maybe it's an I-751 interview? But my case status for that still shows 'Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction'. Hmmm. Interpreting that literally, perhaps my local office has taken on all things to do with my Green Card application?

 

Will find out soon...

 

8 minutes ago, WeGuyGal said:

interview letter?

  

[David1987 43]

Only a couple hours left for the day and there's been No approval whatsoever today for eac18019. The holidays are over, govt shut down is over, everybody got paid and had great weekend, it's the middle of the week and it's cold as so ppl would wanna stay at work instead of running around outside. What am I possibly missing?

[GoodbyeGirl 144]

I'm quite impressed with the fast turnaround, I only sent my inquiry yesterday and I've had a response today in the mail. 

 

So that confirms it, looks like both my applications are being adjudicated at interview. I really hope this means my local office can approve my Green Card the same time as citizenship. I'll be taking this letter with me! 

 

1 hour ago, GoodbyeGirl said:

I think it might be something to do with my interview, but I've already had my N400 interview letter in the mail (from NBC). Maybe it's an I-751 interview? But my case status for that still shows 'Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction'. Hmmm. Interpreting that literally, perhaps my local office has taken on all things to do with my Green Card application?

 

Will find out soon...

 

  

 

[SparklePony 238]

Hey everyone, haven't posted in a while but figured I pop in with the news that I received my new GC in the mail on Saturday (the 26th). Took about 15 months for ROC to be processed, and I had no interview. My case status on the USCIS website still only shows Case Received.

[Butterfly83 28]

Has anyone had TWO transfer notices?

I originally filed at CSC. On January 11th, I received an email that my ROC file was transferred to a new center and the other center had full jurisdiction. This reflected on my online profile and eventually got a letter stating that they transferred my thing to the Texas service center.

Yesterday, I got an email that my case was transferred (again?). While yesterday it didn't show it online, today it shows online that "On January 30, 2019, we transferred your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, Receipt Number WAC18XXXXXX, to another office for processing and sent you a transfer notice. " and also that "Case Was Received At My Local Office On January 30, 2019, we received your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, Receipt Number WAC18XXXXXX, at your local office.". Obviously, I haven't received a letter yet. But this suggests that first they transferred me to Texas and now they sent my files to my local office. (It doesn't specify it, but my local office is Milwaukee, WI.)

Has anyone experienced this and got a second transfer notice the past days?

I also applied for N-400 already, so hoping that this means they sent my files here so I can have a double ROC/N-400 interview.... Or perhaps it is just a bug like a year ago when we were all getting 'transfer to local office' notices while no transfers were happening?

Edited January 31, 2019 by Penguin_ie

[Penguin_ie 5,988]

***** one post edited to remove case number.  For your own privacy and security, never post case or phone number, email or postal addresses or full names online. *******

[Gabril 3]

Any waiver filer got approved without interview? 

Edited February 1, 2019 by Gabril

[Ali7 7]

For the ones who got transferred to Nebraska, have you guys seen any movement at all in Nebraska? I got transferred on nov. 6th and I haven’t heard anything after that. 

[Lily2017 3]

20 hours ago, Butterfly83 said:

Has anyone had TWO transfer notices?

I originally filed at CSC. On January 11th, I received an email that my ROC file was transferred to a new center and the other center had full jurisdiction. This reflected on my online profile and eventually got a letter stating that they transferred my thing to the Texas service center.

Yesterday, I got an email that my case was transferred (again?). While yesterday it didn't show it online, today it shows online that "On January 30, 2019, we transferred your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, Receipt Number WAC18XXXXXX, to another office for processing and sent you a transfer notice. " and also that "Case Was Received At My Local Office On January 30, 2019, we received your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, Receipt Number WAC18XXXXXX, at your local office.". Obviously, I haven't received a letter yet. But this suggests that first they transferred me to Texas and now they sent my files to my local office. (It doesn't specify it, but my local office is Milwaukee, WI.)

Has anyone experienced this and got a second transfer notice the past days?

I also applied for N-400 already, so hoping that this means they sent my files here so I can have a double ROC/N-400 interview.... Or perhaps it is just a bug like a year ago when we were all getting 'transfer to local office' notices while no transfers were happening?

When I checked one of the two sites for tracking my case, it said that my case was transferred to my local office as well. But the second site still says that it was transferred to a new jurisdiction and that transfer letter confirms that it was transferred to Texas on Nov. 23rd. When I called USCIS, the automated service also stated that it's still in Texas so I'm not sure what that local office status is. I'm hoping that it's like those local office messages many of us received last April when it just meant that the files were moved from one office to another in the same service center. I did not file N400

[Smurf1989 2]

Finally, after 463 (more or less) days of waiting, my WAC18027 was approved. Weird enough, got the text message late at night, when they shouldn’t been working and the only case from my day that was processed on January 31.  I didn’t file n400 yet, moved in Early November and have to wait till February 8 to file. So relieved. Good luck guys 

[hixsy 26]

8 minutes ago, Smurf1989 said:

Finally, after 463 (more or less) days of waiting, my WAC18027 was approved. Weird enough, got the text message late at night, when they shouldn’t been working and the only case from my day that was processed on January 31.  I didn’t file n400 yet, moved in Early November and have to wait till February 8 to file. So relieved. Good luck guys 

 

Did your case ever get transferred to Texas or Nebraska?

 

Congrats on the approval

[Smurf1989 2]

8 minutes ago, hixsy said:

 

Did your case ever get transferred to Texas or Nebraska?

 

Congrats on the approval

No. My case was dead. Except for those local office transfers. Two and nothing until yesterday. Intrestingly enough all the cases around me +-20 each way were already done in early to mid January. So it was frustrating 

[hixsy 26]

4 minutes ago, Smurf1989 said:

No. My case was dead. Except for those local office transfers. Two and nothing until yesterday. Intrestingly enough all the cases around me +-20 each way were already done in early to mid January. So it was frustrating 

I'm in the same situation (I'm a November filer).  All the cases around mine have either been transferred or approved and I've just been sat here worrying and waiting. I completely understand being frustrated, I'm glad you've got an approval now.  Gives me hope for my own case.

Edited February 1, 2019 by hixsy

[Butterfly83 28]

43 minutes ago, Lily2017 said:

When I checked one of the two sites for tracking my case, it said that my case was transferred to my local office as well. But the second site still says that it was transferred to a new jurisdiction and that transfer letter confirms that it was transferred to Texas on Nov. 23rd. When I called USCIS, the automated service also stated that it's still in Texas so I'm not sure what that local office status is. I'm hoping that it's like those local office messages many of us received last April when it just meant that the files were moved from one office to another in the same service center. I did not file N400

It must be a glitch cuz now it says "`On January 31, 2019, we transferred your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, Receipt Number WAC180, to another USCIS office. ". They cannot do THAT many transfers....

Edited February 1, 2019 by Butterfly83