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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: China
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LIN filer still waiting. Getting anxious when we see more and more LIN filers getting approved. The online status still shows 'We received your case', even though my wife did biometrics on July 2nd.

I-129F sent: 2016-01-09

NOA1: 2016-01-15

NOA2: 2016-03-04

Received by NVC: 2016-03-31

Case # assigned: 2016-04-01

Case sent to consulate: 2016-04-05

Case ready: 2016-04-06

AOS Packet sent: 2016-10-08

AOS Packet received: 2016-10-11

AOS NOA1 x 3 (Text messages): 2016-10-14

AOS NOA1 x 3 (Hardcopy mail): 2016-10-17

Biometrics Letter: 2016-10-28

Biometrics Walk-in: 2016-10-28

I-131 and I-765 approved: 2017-01-04 (Day 85)

I-485 approved: 2017-01-19 (Day 100)

EAD/AP Combo card received: 2017-01-20

Green Card received: 2017-01-25

ROC I-751 Packet sent: 2018-10-26

ROC I-751 Packet received: 2018-10-29

ROC I-751 NOA1 (Text message): 2018-11-02

ROC I-751 NOA1 (Hardcopy Extension Letter): 2018-12-10

ROC I-751 Biometrics: 2019-07-02

 

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Romania
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45 minutes ago, pcke2000 said:

LIN filer still waiting. Getting anxious when we see more and more LIN filers getting approved. The online status still shows 'We received your case', even though my wife did biometrics on July 2nd.

Same, did bio July 1st.

 

Fingerprint Review Completed on the new website. Old website still shows Fingerprint Fee was Accepted.

N-400/Naturalization application

Spoiler

·         10/30/2019 - Filed N-400 Online - Case Was Received and A Receipt Notice Was Emailed

·         10/31/2019 - NOA 1 dated October 30 available online

·         11/02/2019 - Status Changed to Biometrics Appointment Was Scheduled

·         11/04/2019 - NOA 1 dated October 30 in the mail

·         11/04/2019 - Biometrics Appointment notice dated November 1 available online

·         11/08/2019 - Biometrics Appointment notice dated November 1 in the mail

·         11/21/2019 - Biometrics Appointment

·         11/21/2019 - Status Changed to Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS

·         12/30/2019 - Status Changed to Interview Was Scheduled

·         12/31/2019 - Interview notice dated December 30 available online

·         01/06/2020 - Interview notice dated December 30 in the mail

·         02/06/2020 - Interview at local USCIS Office - APPROVED

·         02/06/2020 - Status Changed to Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled

·         02/12/2020 - Status Changed to Oath Ceremony Notice Was Mailed

·         02/13/2020 - Naturalization notice dated February 12 available online

·         02/18/2020 - Naturalization notice dated February 12 in the mail

·         03/11/2020 - Naturalization Ceremony - US CITIZEN!

·         03/11/2020 - Status Changed to Certificate Of Naturalization Was Issued

US Passport application

·         03/11/2020 - Applied for US Passport at local USPS with expedite service

·         03/16/2020 - Received email that Application is In Process

·         03/17/2020 - Check was cashed

·         03/23/2020 - Received email that Application is Approved

·         03/26/2020 - Received the Passport Book in the mail

·         03/27/2020 - Received the Certificate of Naturalization in the mail

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1 hour ago, pcke2000 said:

LIN filer still waiting. Getting anxious when we see more and more LIN filers getting approved. The online status still shows 'We received your case', even though my wife did biometrics on July 2nd.

I applied Nov 1st Nebraska. Already many LIN/november filers approved who applied after me. 

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: China
Timeline
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2 hours ago, alexpop13 said:

Same, did bio July 1st.

 

Fingerprint Review Completed on the new website. Old website still shows Fingerprint Fee was Accepted.

I started wondering if the post-biometrics review speed has anything to do with the applicant's previous status/visa type. (hypothetically, K-1 is slower?) 

I-129F sent: 2016-01-09

NOA1: 2016-01-15

NOA2: 2016-03-04

Received by NVC: 2016-03-31

Case # assigned: 2016-04-01

Case sent to consulate: 2016-04-05

Case ready: 2016-04-06

AOS Packet sent: 2016-10-08

AOS Packet received: 2016-10-11

AOS NOA1 x 3 (Text messages): 2016-10-14

AOS NOA1 x 3 (Hardcopy mail): 2016-10-17

Biometrics Letter: 2016-10-28

Biometrics Walk-in: 2016-10-28

I-131 and I-765 approved: 2017-01-04 (Day 85)

I-485 approved: 2017-01-19 (Day 100)

EAD/AP Combo card received: 2017-01-20

Green Card received: 2017-01-25

ROC I-751 Packet sent: 2018-10-26

ROC I-751 Packet received: 2018-10-29

ROC I-751 NOA1 (Text message): 2018-11-02

ROC I-751 NOA1 (Hardcopy Extension Letter): 2018-12-10

ROC I-751 Biometrics: 2019-07-02

 

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Romania
Timeline
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43 minutes ago, pcke2000 said:

I started wondering if the post-biometrics review speed has anything to do with the applicant's previous status/visa type. (hypothetically, K-1 is slower?) 

Could be.

My guess is that the Immigration Officers are assigned batches of multiple forms, since this is a Service Center. (I-485, I-751 etc) and some officers are faster, some or slower.

 

I see that yours was received on 10/29, mine was received one day later, 10/30.

 

Our cases can be with the same IO, collecting dust on a desk. :)

N-400/Naturalization application

Spoiler

·         10/30/2019 - Filed N-400 Online - Case Was Received and A Receipt Notice Was Emailed

·         10/31/2019 - NOA 1 dated October 30 available online

·         11/02/2019 - Status Changed to Biometrics Appointment Was Scheduled

·         11/04/2019 - NOA 1 dated October 30 in the mail

·         11/04/2019 - Biometrics Appointment notice dated November 1 available online

·         11/08/2019 - Biometrics Appointment notice dated November 1 in the mail

·         11/21/2019 - Biometrics Appointment

·         11/21/2019 - Status Changed to Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS

·         12/30/2019 - Status Changed to Interview Was Scheduled

·         12/31/2019 - Interview notice dated December 30 available online

·         01/06/2020 - Interview notice dated December 30 in the mail

·         02/06/2020 - Interview at local USCIS Office - APPROVED

·         02/06/2020 - Status Changed to Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled

·         02/12/2020 - Status Changed to Oath Ceremony Notice Was Mailed

·         02/13/2020 - Naturalization notice dated February 12 available online

·         02/18/2020 - Naturalization notice dated February 12 in the mail

·         03/11/2020 - Naturalization Ceremony - US CITIZEN!

·         03/11/2020 - Status Changed to Certificate Of Naturalization Was Issued

US Passport application

·         03/11/2020 - Applied for US Passport at local USPS with expedite service

·         03/16/2020 - Received email that Application is In Process

·         03/17/2020 - Check was cashed

·         03/23/2020 - Received email that Application is Approved

·         03/26/2020 - Received the Passport Book in the mail

·         03/27/2020 - Received the Certificate of Naturalization in the mail

Posted
16 hours ago, prok said:

Any news from Texas?....still waiting....

Still waiting here too.... no news since they sent me the update about the biometrics being reused.

 

congrats to everyone with good news and cards!! I love hearing about new cards being produced 🙂 

N400 timeline

 

02/21/2020 - Filed N400

02/22/2020 - Biometrics appointment scheduled

02/28/2020 - paper NOA and Biometrics letter received

03/13/2020 - Biometrics appointment

03/06/2020 - Succesfull walk in Biometrics

10/23/2020 - Received appointment letter online 

12/03/2020 - Interview appointment 

12/10/2020 - Received notice that oath ceremony will be scheduled 

01/21/2021 - Uploaded statement about objection to bear arms

01/22/2021 - Received notice that invitation to oath ceremony has been sent

01/28/2020 - Received letter in the mail with invitation to oath ceremony

02/05/2021 - Oath Ceremony

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Hi everybody! I had received an RFE and sent the papers on September 6. Today my status changed to new card being produced. I'm from Nebraska. Thank you everybody for your help and support during this journey and good luck!! 

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Romania
Timeline
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2 hours ago, cynpen said:

Hi everybody! I had received an RFE and sent the papers on September 6. Today my status changed to new card being produced. I'm from Nebraska. Thank you everybody for your help and support during this journey and good luck!! 

Congratulations! :)

N-400/Naturalization application

Spoiler

·         10/30/2019 - Filed N-400 Online - Case Was Received and A Receipt Notice Was Emailed

·         10/31/2019 - NOA 1 dated October 30 available online

·         11/02/2019 - Status Changed to Biometrics Appointment Was Scheduled

·         11/04/2019 - NOA 1 dated October 30 in the mail

·         11/04/2019 - Biometrics Appointment notice dated November 1 available online

·         11/08/2019 - Biometrics Appointment notice dated November 1 in the mail

·         11/21/2019 - Biometrics Appointment

·         11/21/2019 - Status Changed to Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS

·         12/30/2019 - Status Changed to Interview Was Scheduled

·         12/31/2019 - Interview notice dated December 30 available online

·         01/06/2020 - Interview notice dated December 30 in the mail

·         02/06/2020 - Interview at local USCIS Office - APPROVED

·         02/06/2020 - Status Changed to Oath Ceremony Will Be Scheduled

·         02/12/2020 - Status Changed to Oath Ceremony Notice Was Mailed

·         02/13/2020 - Naturalization notice dated February 12 available online

·         02/18/2020 - Naturalization notice dated February 12 in the mail

·         03/11/2020 - Naturalization Ceremony - US CITIZEN!

·         03/11/2020 - Status Changed to Certificate Of Naturalization Was Issued

US Passport application

·         03/11/2020 - Applied for US Passport at local USPS with expedite service

·         03/16/2020 - Received email that Application is In Process

·         03/17/2020 - Check was cashed

·         03/23/2020 - Received email that Application is Approved

·         03/26/2020 - Received the Passport Book in the mail

·         03/27/2020 - Received the Certificate of Naturalization in the mail

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3 hours ago, cynpen said:

Hi everybody! I had received an RFE and sent the papers on September 6. Today my status changed to new card being produced. I'm from Nebraska. Thank you everybody for your help and support during this journey and good luck!! 

Congrats! The same here! My husband’s status changed to new card being produced!

Posted

Hello!! A friend of mine filed his I-751 in July 2018 (California Service center) and he just got his approval...

So I believe that means that October filers will start to get approval around December 2019.....

2016-06-06 AOS/AP/EAD sent to Chicago lockbox
2016-06-08 Package received
2016-06-13 check cashed
2016-06-14 NOA1 email messages received
2016-06-17 received 3 NOA1 hard copies
2016-06-28 Biometrics, completed, walk-in
2016-07-05 Only EAD receipt showing up online

2016-07-26 All 3 receipts showing up online

2016-08-25 SR filed for EAD

2016-08-26 SR was assigned to an officer

2016-08-27 EAD-New card is being produced

2016-09-03 EAD received!!

2016-12-13 Interview Scheduled

2016-12-15 Approved!!

2016-12-19 Approval Notice received in the mail

2016-12-22 Green Card received

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On 9/19/2019 at 7:21 AM, sos & ogs said:

Happy here! We received an email from USCIS that action had been taken on our application and to login to see details. I began praying super hard. Well, our prayers were answered. When I checked our status, the websites both said that we were approved,  the permanent card was mailed, and to call if haven’t received in a month to be sent a duplicate card. The next day we received the card in the mail. The next day. 

 

My my husband and I are beyond thrilled about how our processes have gone so smoothly and seemingly ahead of the typical time.

 

Thank you Visa Journey!!

Congrats!

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4 minutes ago, Hahahahaha said:

I got my RFE on Friday. Could you please share what you sent?

In our case, we do not have children, bills together, a lease, a mortgage, etc. We do not pay rent since we live with his parents. We sent a cover letter stating what we were including and then a long letter explaining why we did not have children or property in the US together (we basically explained my husband's debt and bad credit made it a bad time to try to get a loan for stuff like that and that we were using this time to save and travel a bit). This is the cover letter we sent:
 

09/03/2019

 

USCIS Citizenship and Immigration Services

Nebraska Service Center
P.O. Box 82521
Lincoln, NE 68501-2521


Re: Request for Evidence (I-751 Petition to Remove the Conditions of Residence)


Dear Sir or Madam,
 

I, XXXX, a United States Citizen, am submitting the response of Request for Evidence for my spouse, XXXX, a citizen of Argentina and a resident of the United States. Attached you will find the response you requested.

Some of the documents requested are not included in the package and an honest explanation is attached.
 

On October 26, we filed Form I-751 and we included the following documents:
-A copy of our state driver’s licenses
-A copy of XXXX’s green card and our marriage license
 -Joint tax returns from 2016 and 2017
-Quarterly statements of our joint bank account
-Quarterly statements of XXXX bill, under my mother’s name (XXXX) but with both our phone numbers
-A compilation of pictures from 2012 to 2018
-Proof of joint car insurance: a copy of joint car insurance ID cards with both names
-Proof of joint health insurance: a copy of XXXX’s claim details with both names
-An affidavit written by XXXX explaining our living situation and the lack of lease, mortgage or deed
-Copies of flight tickets (Argentina, Mexico, Europe) for trips we have taken together
-Other personal evidence, such as attendance to events (concerts, weddings, etc.) together, mail correspondence, etc.

Attached to this response, we are sending the following documents:

1) Notice of Action
Proof of cohabitation:
2) Copies of our most recent state driver’s licenses          
3) A copy of XXXX’s ID from Argentina, with address in the US
4) Articles of Organization of XXXX’s company, XXXX, indicating XXXX’s address in the US

Please, note that more documents mentioned below also show that we share the same address, such as our tax transcripts, auto insurance, bank statements, credit card statements, etc.

Proof of co-mingled finances:
5) XXXX’s American Express credit card: receipt for additional card member
6) XXXX’s secured credit card statements from November 2018 until current date, showing both names and same address
7) Purchase order from XXXX issued to XXXX
8) XXXX’s invoice for services provided to XXXX
9) 2017 joint tax returns
10) 2018 joint tax returns
11) A copy of our most recent bank statement documenting our joint account, showing both names and same address
12) Proof of joint health insurance: XXXX member ID cards (retrieved on 8/22/2019) and XXXX’s latest claims, showing current use
13) Proof of joint car insurance: XXXX ID cards that expire by 01/13/2020
14) XXXX Verification of Insurance with both names and same address
15) Proof of joint utility bill: XXXX latest statement (under XXXX’s mother’s name, but with both our phone numbers)
16) 3 letters showing joint responsibility for liabilities (2017 and 2019)
17) Letter from university with information on XXXX’s student debt, and a copy of XXXX’s credit report

Proof of planning for future together:
18) Proof of purchase of property in Argentina including XXXX and XXXX’s names (notarial record in Spanish)
19) Translation of notarial record into English
20) XXXX’s retirement account with XXXX: proof of beneficiary information including XXXX’s name (retrieved on 08/22/2019)

 

Shared life experiences:
21) Airbnb trip summary overview for trip to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
22) Plane tickets from Chicago to Puerto Vallarta
23) Airbnb trip summary overview for trip to Cancun, Mexico
24) Plane tickets from Chicago to Cancun
25) XXXX’s Affidavit Letter of Support
26) 21 pictures of trips, events, family gatherings, etc. from October 2018 until present
27) Explanations of missing documents requested

 

Sincerely,

XXXX

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Cambodia
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nothing yet. We were late by 2 days on the Fingerprint due to being out of the country. They did take my wife and K2 for the finger print though. Since then nothing. Nebraska is the service center. Thought this was an open and shut case given that we have 2 children together and our finances are co-mingled as well the K2's last name was changed to my family name so we are all one big happy family. November 7th will my wifes 3rd year as GC. Thinking of applying for Citizenship then. Any drawbacks if I do it now?

 
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