I-751 June 2019 Filers

[Rachel786 1]

On 10/15/2020 at 2:39 AM, John555 said:

Big congrats... My case is currently at the local office ..I was thinking I would be interview but from your post there was no interview after they received yours at the local office right ?

thank you. After transferring my case to local office, they sent me REF one more and then they sent me their decision. All the best to you. 

[ameise 25]

On 8/25/2020 at 7:29 PM, ToBeHappy said:

My case I-751 has been at “ready to be schedule for an interview” since October 2019. I called USCIS yesterday, the rep/officer I spoke to said my case is outside the processing window. Advised I should call today and request to speak to a tier 2 officer, which I did. 
The tier 2 officer said my case is still in the window and I should keep waiting. 
Anyone else been waiting this long? 

I'm in the same boat as well, stuck in "ready to be scheduled for an interview" since 9 months ago. I haven't called USCIS yet though. I did file for N400 a month ago, and I'm not sure how that will affect my timeline. 

[Hannah_NYC 14]

39 minutes ago, ameise said:

I'm in the same boat as well, stuck in "ready to be scheduled for an interview" since 9 months ago. I haven't called USCIS yet though. I did file for N400 a month ago, and I'm not sure how that will affect my timeline. 

Waiting since July 1 for interview. 

[nyoleg 3]

I have been waiting for an interview since June 10

[Dowbs 11]

I got approved at my interview today! Timeline updated. Good luck to everyone still waiting! 😀

[nyoleg 3]

3 hours ago, Dowbs said:

I got approved at my interview today! Timeline updated. Good luck to everyone still waiting! 😀

Congratulations! How long did you wait for approval?

[Dowbs 11]

24 minutes ago, nyoleg said:

Congratulations! How long did you wait for approval?

I got the update to my case status within an hour of the interview ending!

[Hannah_NYC 14]

1 hour ago, Dowbs said:

I got approved at my interview today! Timeline updated. Good luck to everyone still waiting! 😀

Congrats!!! 🎉

Was the interview difficult? What did they ask you?

[leidaizy 3]

Ive been lurking here for updates from others, only fair I add mine lol

 

- Filed I-751 June 13 2019, California Service Center

- Biometrics done end of January 2020

- No word since, no RFE, no status change online, nada.. until I got a text at 8pm today saying there was a status change

[Sarasota 178]

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Edited December 7, 2020 by Sarasota

[fromthewater 11]

On 11/3/2020 at 12:03 PM, Hannah_NYC said:

Waiting since July 1 for interview. 

Is your receipt number starting with WAC1990?

[rorymcguigan 13]

Hi, June 2019 I-751 filer here (SF, CA). My I-797 18-month ROC expires in Feb 2021.

 

Has anyone tried to get an I-551 stamp during Covid-times? 

 

Do y'all think I can schedule an appt two months in advance of expiry, or do you recommend waiting to closer to my expiry date?  Anyone with experience of appointments in San Francisco?  I've been reading lots of horror stories about no appointments being available for I-551 stamps (due to Covid) unless it's an "emergency".

 

Any suggestions very welcome!  Thank you!

 

My timeline:

• 6/2019 Filed/received Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence / Received I-797 Notice of action 18 month extension.
• 1/2020 I-751 Biometrics appt
• 6/2020 N-400 Submitted / received
• 8/2020 Your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, was transferred to another USCIS office.
• 8/2020 I-751 Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction (Lee's Summit, MO)
• 2/2021 I-797 Notice of action 18 month extension expires

 

 

[MYV 3]

On 12/10/2020 at 8:17 PM, rorymcguigan said:

Hi, June 2019 I-751 filer here (SF, CA). My I-797 18-month ROC expires in Feb 2021.

 

Has anyone tried to get an I-551 stamp during Covid-times? 

 

Do y'all think I can schedule an appt two months in advance of expiry, or do you recommend waiting to closer to my expiry date?  Anyone with experience of appointments in San Francisco?  I've been reading lots of horror stories about no appointments being available for I-551 stamps (due to Covid) unless it's an "emergency".

 

Any suggestions very welcome!  Thank you!

 

My timeline:

• 6/2019 Filed/received Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence / Received I-797 Notice of action 18 month extension.
• 1/2020 I-751 Biometrics appt
• 6/2020 N-400 Submitted / received
• 8/2020 Your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, was transferred to another USCIS office.
• 8/2020 I-751 Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction (Lee's Summit, MO)
• 2/2021 I-797 Notice of action 18 month extension expires

 

 

You are lucky, you've still got two months. My 18 months extension expires on the 24th of this month and I feel so troubled about it.

[leidaizy 3]

On 12/10/2020 at 8:17 PM, rorymcguigan said:

Hi, June 2019 I-751 filer here (SF, CA). My I-797 18-month ROC expires in Feb 2021.

 

Has anyone tried to get an I-551 stamp during Covid-times? 

 

Do y'all think I can schedule an appt two months in advance of expiry, or do you recommend waiting to closer to my expiry date?  Anyone with experience of appointments in San Francisco?  I've been reading lots of horror stories about no appointments being available for I-551 stamps (due to Covid) unless it's an "emergency".

 

My attorney was able to get me an appointment to get the stamp, but I got approved and received my card before that happened. It's definitely possible to get an appointment, California here too.

 

Edit: Sacramento, not SF though

Edited December 18, 2020 by leidaizy

[BosiBr 0]

Hello Everyone,

 

I applied for my I-751 on 06/13/2019, and I have my "Case is Ready to Be Scheduled for An Interview" status since September 3rd, 2020. My 18 month period expires on 01/25/2020.

 

Do I have to request an extension if they do not schedule my interview before that date? If so, could someone point me in the right direction?

Is there any chance they are waiving interviews? My wife and I are in Hawaii now and it could be a hassle logistically to interview across the country.

 

Thank you! I appreciate any help!