google sheet Processing Times (I-751/I-751A) for Nebraska Service Center (LIN-xxxxxxx)

[Thrillhouse 193]

7 minutes ago, Catseal said:

I just got my naturalization interview scheduled in Denver, still no word on the LIN ROC (Pending since July 2021). Did anybody successfully request a combo interview before their N-400 interview date and if so, how did you do it? Not sure it's possible at all, but happy to hear what others have tried.

 

Edit to add that ROC is stuck on "Case Is Ready To Be Scheduled For An Interview" since February.

Hello fellow Denverite, looks like Nebraska also updated a whole slew of November 2022 ROCs to "Fingerprints were taken" status as well this evening. Looks like they do these things in batches, apparently ...

 

[Catseal 268]

3 minutes ago, Gaps0214 said:

I uploaded a letter for a combo interview in my online case for the N400. My spouse came to the N400 interview with me, anticipating they will adjudicate both the I-751 and N-400. But I got an officer who only processed the N-400 and when I passed it said she needed to get my A-file from LIN to look over, and unless they've got questions, there should be no need for an ROC interview. My A-file was transferred from LIN to local office after exactly 30 days. It's been a week since, and I have not heard about anything, so maybe another 3 weeks before they'll update my case. 

How arduous. I just saw your report in the other thread 😕 But good idea with the uploading, I might still try that, had not thought of it, thank you!

 

[Gaps0214 67]

Hello LIN Nebraska Filers,

 

Updating the thread that we have now been issued a USCIS Form N-4405 Notice of Naturalization Oath Ceremony for January 2023.

 

This would be a few days over 18 months to the day from the filing of I-751 Removal of Conditions via Lockbox and assigned to LIN Nebraska for processing.

 

This would be a few days over 6 months to the day from the filing of N-400 Application for Naturalization via Online and processed in Seattle, WA. 

 

You can see more details in my timeline.

 

The journey is almost over and we are very grateful and appreciate all of you in this forum for keeping us company along the way. 

 

Happiest new year to everyone,

 

G&A😊

Edited December 30, 2022 by Gaps0214

[anon_G 2]

Hi LIN ROC I751 filers,

 

Has anyone recently got an approval? Been waiting for 16+ months. Nebraska had 16 months processing time which now has been updated to 19 months. Just wondering which month applications that Nebraska is processing currently.

 

Any Insights would be helpful.

 

Thanks.

[Gaps0214 67]

1 hour ago, anon_G said:

Hi LIN ROC I751 filers,

 

Has anyone recently got an approval? Been waiting for 16+ months. Nebraska had 16 months processing time which now has been updated to 19 months. Just wondering which month applications that Nebraska is processing currently.

 

Any Insights would be helpful.

 

Thanks.

Filed I-751 July 20, 2021 assigned to LIN

Approved / No Interview / January 3, 2023

 

[Colorred 30]

19 hours ago, anon_G said:

Hi LIN ROC I751 filers,

 

Has anyone recently got an approval? Been waiting for 16+ months. Nebraska had 16 months processing time which now has been updated to 19 months. Just wondering which month applications that Nebraska is processing currently.

 

Any Insights would be helpful.

 

Thanks.

 

18 hours ago, Gaps0214 said:

Filed I-751 July 20, 2021 assigned to LIN

Approved / No Interview / January 3, 2023

 

 LIN I-751 NOA- July 21,2021 no update since fingerprints taken Jan 2022. But @Gaps0214 update makes me hopeful. Hang in there 

[Valmabe 249]

Hi everyone, quick update. 

Nebraska Service Center

 

ROC NOA 08-26-21

USCIS update: 03-03-23 New card ordered

Letter received: 03-09-23 ( letter in today’s mail)

 

I read a while ago that cases sent to Nebraska don’t do interview, well I did not have one

[phillyfiler13 19]

Nebraska service center here as well.

 

ROC NOA 9-14-2021

Fingerprints reuse 10-28-2021.

 

Nothing since. I already did my N400 interview a month ago, but my case was never transferred, and the officer didn't have my A-file so they couldn't approve anything. 

[Valmabe 249]

On 1/8/2023 at 11:24 PM, anon_G said:

Hi LIN ROC I751 filers,

 

Has anyone recently got an approval? Been waiting for 16+ months. Nebraska had 16 months processing time which now has been updated to 19 months. Just wondering which month applications that Nebraska is processing currently.

 

Any Insights would be helpful.

 

Thanks.

I jus did, August, 2021 filer, approved on 03-06-23

[Vpanda85 45]

On 1/8/2023 at 10:24 PM, anon_G said:

Hi LIN ROC I751 filers,

 

Has anyone recently got an approval? Been waiting for 16+ months. Nebraska had 16 months processing time which now has been updated to 19 months. Just wondering which month applications that Nebraska is processing currently.

 

Any Insights would be helpful.

 

Thanks.

I received approval on 2/16/2023, filed in 8/5/2021. I wonder if it was due to my pending N-400. The ROC got approved exactly a week prior to my N-400 interview. 

[phillyfiler13 19]

Not sure if the N400 had anything to do with it, but it seems that around 18 months is how long it’s taking for LIN to process I-751. I already did my N400 interview and it didn’t affect my I-751 in any way, decision couldn’t be made on the former and the latter is still stuck in Nebraska.

[Rocio0010 5,567]

2 hours ago, phillyfiler13 said:

Not sure if the N400 had anything to do with it, but it seems that around 18 months is how long it’s taking for LIN to process I-751. I already did my N400 interview and it didn’t affect my I-751 in any way, decision couldn’t be made on the former and the latter is still stuck in Nebraska.

I’m afraid mine is going to be the same. I still haven’t had my N400 interview, but I wouldn’t be surprised 

[phillyfiler13 19]

58 minutes ago, Rocio0010 said:

I’m afraid mine is going to be the same. I still haven’t had my N400 interview, but I wouldn’t be surprised 

I tried my best to avoid this outcome. Took my spouse with me to the interview and asked the officer if she wanted to do an interview for the I-751, which she did, reading off the application on her computer but the evidence wasn’t scanned in I guess and she said she can’t adjudicate since the physical file wasn’t there. Oh well…

[HawaiiLuv 3]

Hi LIN filers, anyone here received 48month

 extension letter? I almost checked all the posts and I only saw national, Potomac, Texas and other centers sending out letters. Are we forgotten by LIN?

[mepck 197]

34 minutes ago, HawaiiLuv said:

Hi LIN filers, anyone here received 48month

 extension letter? I almost checked all the posts and I only saw national, Potomac, Texas and other centers sending out letters. Are we forgotten by LIN?

I am LIN May 2022 filer and have not received the 48 months extension yet

Edited March 14, 2023 by mepck