I 751 November 2018 filers

[Cattmo101 1]

Hi all,I have been a silent follower,just got my approval today LIN1990103***,Nebraska,filed 11/05/2018,Case received 11/22/2018,Biometrics 07/24/2019,Approved 10/09/2019,goodluck to everyone else,I hope you get your approvals soon!!!

[fancyfacetammy28 31]

2 minutes ago, Cattmo101 said:

Hi all,I have been a silent follower,just got my approval today LIN1990103***,Nebraska,filed 11/05/2018,Case received 11/22/2018,Biometrics 07/24/2019,Approved 10/09/2019,goodluck to everyone else,I hope you get your approvals soon!!!

 

2 minutes ago, Cattmo101 said:

Hi all,I have been a silent follower,just got my approval today LIN1990103***,Nebraska,filed 11/05/2018,Case received 11/22/2018,Biometrics 07/24/2019,Approved 10/09/2019,goodluck to everyone else,I hope you get your approvals soon!!!

This is encouraging congrats 

[vbms 16]

Probably a dumb question but I am in doubt, we are married since 03/2015. We got 2-year Green card on 2/22/2017. Our 2-year card expired on 2/22/2019. We just received our permanent green card. We are married for over 4 years. When can we file for citizenship? Do we have to wait like an year before we can file citizenship? Please suggest.

[yna2015 22]

6 hours ago, vbms said:

Probably a dumb question but I am in doubt, we are married since 03/2015. We got 2-year Green card on 2/22/2017. Our 2-year card expired on 2/22/2019. We just received our permanent green card. We are married for over 4 years. When can we file for citizenship? Do we have to wait like an year before we can file citizenship? Please suggest.

When you got married has little to do with when to get eligible to apply for citizenship. It's rather about how long you've had your green card. There are two things you need to know. In your case, you will be able to apply for citizenship 90 days before the third anniversary of your green card, that is 90 days before 2/22/2020. If you're not married anymore, then it's 90 days before the fifth anniversary. Hope that helps!

[ayuness 38]

My I-751 Timeline

 

CIS Office: LIN (Nebraska)

Date filed: 11/11/2018

Case delivered to USCIS: 11/13/2018

Check cashed: 11/21/2018

First call to USCIS: 12/31/2018

e-Request of Non Delivery: 1/3/2019

Second call to USCIS: 1/4/2019

Phone call from USCIS: 1/7/2019

Infopass appointment: 1/10/2019

Response from USCIS regarding e-Request: 1/15/2019

Third call to USCIS: 1/15/2019

NOA received: 1/19/2019

Biometric notice letter: 07/11/2019

Biometric appointment: 07/24/2019

Fingerprint review was completed: 07/25/2019

New card is being produced: 10/9/2019

Case was approved: 10/10/2019

 

I hope everyone will get the good news soon. USCIS never sent me email about my case, my status on USCIS homepage is still the same ("you do not need to do anything"), but I check my case status for so many times in a day and got this update since yesterday morning. The wait is (almost) over. 

[vbms 16]

5 hours ago, yna2015 said:

When you got married has little to do with when to get eligible to apply for citizenship. It's rather about how long you've had your green card. There are two things you need to know. In your case, you will be able to apply for citizenship 90 days before the third anniversary of your green card, that is 90 days before 2/22/2020. If you're not married anymore, then it's 90 days before the fifth anniversary. Hope that helps!

Thank you very much....that helps.

[alexpop13 173]

15 minutes ago, vbms said:

Thank you very much....that helps.

@vbms You can use their official tool to calculate when you can apply.

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/uscis-early-filing-calculator

You are eligible for citizenship on or after 11/24/2019 if you are filing under the 3 year rule, or 11/24/2021 if filing under the 5 year rule. 

4 hours ago, ayuness said:

My I-751 Timeline

 

CIS Office: LIN (Nebraska)

Date filed: 11/11/2018

Case delivered to USCIS: 11/13/2018

Check cashed: 11/21/2018

First call to USCIS: 12/31/2018

e-Request of Non Delivery: 1/3/2019

Second call to USCIS: 1/4/2019

Phone call from USCIS: 1/7/2019

Infopass appointment: 1/10/2019

Response from USCIS regarding e-Request: 1/15/2019

Third call to USCIS: 1/15/2019

NOA received: 1/19/2019

Biometric notice letter: 07/11/2019

Biometric appointment: 07/24/2019

Fingerprint review was completed: 07/25/2019

New card is being produced: 10/9/2019

Case was approved: 10/10/2019

 

I hope everyone will get the good news soon. USCIS never sent me email about my case, my status on USCIS homepage is still the same ("you do not need to do anything"), but I check my case status for so many times in a day and got this update since yesterday morning. The wait is (almost) over. 

Congratulations!

 

 

[fancyfacetammy28 31]

So I am looking to travel soon however my extension letter is a bit damaged I guess because to wear and tear some of the words got rubbed out where the page is folded so I was skeptical to travel on it this time around.  I reached out to USCIS to see if I could get back a copy and they customer service rep told me that they would put in a request for a new copy. After which I asked to speak to a tier 2 officer to see if  it was ok for me to travel with the old letter just in case I didn’t get a new copy. The officer explained to me that they can’t resend another copy of the same letter so it’s best to just travel on the old letter even though the words are rubbed out unless a CB officer makes a note that I need a new letter there is nothing they can do. Just got an email saying they mailed me a receipt notice today which I find weird since I was told they can’t produce it again. So will just wait and see what really comes in the mail. 😔  

A bit contradictory. 

[MASH 172]

2 minutes ago, fancyfacetammy28 said:

So I am looking to travel soon however my extension letter is a bit damaged I guess because to wear and tear some of the words got rubbed out where the page is folded so I was skeptical to travel on it this time around.  I reached out to USCIS to see if I could get back a copy and they customer service rep told me that they would put in a request for a new copy. After which I asked to speak to a tier 2 officer to see if  it was ok for me to travel with the old letter just in case I didn’t get a new copy. The officer explained to me that they can’t resend another copy of the same letter so it’s best to just travel on the old letter even though the words are rubbed out unless a CB officer makes a note that I need a new letter there is nothing they can do. Just got an email saying they mailed me a receipt notice today which I find weird since I was told they can’t produce it again. So will just wait and see what really comes in the mail. 😔  

A bit contradictory. 

Mine is the same as well and I used it many times to see my family with no issue , just showed them my passport, green card and extension letter with no issues

[fancyfacetammy28 31]

Just now, MASH said:

Mine is the same as well and I used it many times to see my family with no issue , just showed them my passport, green card and extension letter with no issues

Ok well they are sending something in the mail with 10-14 days they said so let’s see if they will send me a duplicate copy even though the immigration officer said I couldn’t get a duplicate because they only send these one time. 

[I-751 filler 3]

hi every body I need a serious help and advice as I am in a shity situation and don't know what to do. my application was received on November 1st 2018.i did my biometrics in july 2nd 2019 since then I have not heard anything heard or received anything.my marriage have gone so sore that I fear for my life and my usc wife is taking advantage of my application as well as my immigration. she went to the cops as well as uscis office and told them a bunch of lies and well as the stories she made up.i don't know what or how to follow this as my application is almost one year since uscis received it.please guys advice me and share your story if you are or have been through this kind of situation in the past please help a brother 

[Georgia16 2,858]

3 minutes ago, I-751 filler said:

hi every body I need a serious help and advice as I am in a shity situation and don't know what to do. my application was received on November 1st 2018.i did my biometrics in july 2nd 2019 since then I have not heard anything heard or received anything.my marriage have gone so sore that I fear for my life and my usc wife is taking advantage of my application as well as my immigration. she went to the cops as well as uscis office and told them a bunch of lies and well as the stories she made up.i don't know what or how to follow this as my application is almost one year since uscis received it.please guys advice me and share your story if you are or have been through this kind of situation in the past please help a brother 

She can tell the USCIS what she wants but she will need proof otherwise she will just sounds like a bitter ex.

Sounds like you will be getting a divorce and therefore you should switch to a divorce waiver you can ROC by yourself.

[Everlast 49]

14 hours ago, ayuness said:

My I-751 Timeline

 

CIS Office: LIN (Nebraska)

Date filed: 11/11/2018

Case delivered to USCIS: 11/13/2018

Check cashed: 11/21/2018

First call to USCIS: 12/31/2018

e-Request of Non Delivery: 1/3/2019

Second call to USCIS: 1/4/2019

Phone call from USCIS: 1/7/2019

Infopass appointment: 1/10/2019

Response from USCIS regarding e-Request: 1/15/2019

Third call to USCIS: 1/15/2019

NOA received: 1/19/2019

Biometric notice letter: 07/11/2019

Biometric appointment: 07/24/2019

Fingerprint review was completed: 07/25/2019

New card is being produced: 10/9/2019

Case was approved: 10/10/2019

 

I hope everyone will get the good news soon. USCIS never sent me email about my case, my status on USCIS homepage is still the same ("you do not need to do anything"), but I check my case status for so many times in a day and got this update since yesterday morning. The wait is (almost) over. 

Congrats!

 

You see I can see tomorrow? Believe!

[WorkingHardd 6]

17 hours ago, Georgia16 said:

She can tell the USCIS what she wants but she will need proof otherwise she will just sounds like a bitter ex.

Sounds like you will be getting a divorce and therefore you should switch to a divorce waiver you can ROC by yourself.

 

USCIS will evaluate the situation, you will have to be ready with facts and evidences rather than anything else

 

Hire an experienced attorney too even at this stage, in case you don’t have any

 

If USCIS had the assurance that your marriage was legit and bonna fide, given that you didn’t abandon ur spouse, never used violence, and did not have other sexual affairs, then there will be no red lights from approving your case

 

It will not be a simple task, but you should be ready with all that, just in case

 

Goodluck

[Acost4 10]

Hello guys,

 

New to this forum.  I was reading all of the thread and I don't think anybody has the same update I received  a few days ago 

My ROC is bein process at the Nebraska Service Center, and the update says: On October 7, 2019 we updated your name for your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, Receipt Number LIN199010xxxx