I-751 September 2019 filers (merged)

[Jasmine&Roni 33]

19 minutes ago, Jackfruit said:

Regarding your time frame for adjustment of status : that's' wonderful how fast all process is ! I am really glad for you 😊

Yeah, we didn't really have any hiccups during AOS, but it's been two weeks now since our receipt notice for ROC was supposed to "follow in the mail"  I think I'll have to contact them, but I can't do so until October 9th. Crossing my fingers it's just coming slowly! 

[Hawksquill 151]

1 hour ago, Jackfruit said:

Great news,congratulations!

So basically, it's takes them 1 week after the delivery of documents to send the text with case number?

Awesome! 

Thank you!  I think the timeframe definitely depends - it looks like some people have their cash checked before they receive the text, some people receive the text first, and some people don't receive notification until they get the hard copy, even when they've filled out the enotification form.

 

Go figure! 

[Palawan1 11]

Our check cleared this morning:

 

9/19/2019: ROC package sent by USPS to Dallas

9/21/2019: Package received at Dallas lockbox

9/27/2019: Check cleared 

[Hawksquill 151]

Got our NOA in the mail today with a notice date of 9/23.  No typos this time, so now we just have to sit back and wait!

[oloyede777 10]

On ‎9‎/‎21‎/‎2019 at 1:07 PM, narakthisud said:

Just got our NOA1 in the mail yesterday! Woo! 

Congratulations.

[Californiansunset 332]

Hi, my window for ROC opens up on Oct 4th which is a Friday so I’ll probably send my documents on the 3rd or 4th which means they’ll get to USCIS on the weekend (lame). I read in this thread that the forms and cover letter shouldn’t be dated earlier than the date that your window opens. Is that really true? That seems so  extremely picky

[TL2016 208]

10 hours ago, Californiansunset said:

Hi, my window for ROC opens up on Oct 4th which is a Friday so I’ll probably send my documents on the 3rd or 4th which means they’ll get to USCIS on the weekend (lame). I read in this thread that the forms and cover letter shouldn’t be dated earlier than the date that your window opens. Is that really true? That seems so  extremely picky

Hi again!

 

Don't send in your documents early, not even a day. They can and most likely will reject your package if you try to do that. Wait it out a few more days and use the USCIS calculator to make sure you're on track with the exact date. ROC takes so long currently that it honestly doesn't make much of a difference if you send it in day 1 or day 89 in all reality, most of us will be able to apply and get scheduled for an interview for our N-400's before the I-751 even gets looked at.

 

Edit: Usually they go by the postmark or date on the label, and there will definitely be one, even if you try to be sneaky. 

Edited September 29, 2019 by TL2016

[Californiansunset 332]

2 hours ago, TL2016 said:

Hi again!

 

Don't send in your documents early, not even a day. They can and most likely will reject your package if you try to do that. Wait it out a few more days and use the USCIS calculator to make sure you're on track with the exact date. ROC takes so long currently that it honestly doesn't make much of a difference if you send it in day 1 or day 89 in all reality, most of us will be able to apply and get scheduled for an interview for our N-400's before the I-751 even gets looked at.

 

Edit: Usually they go by the postmark or date on the label, and there will definitely be one, even if you try to be sneaky. 

Hey hey great to see you again!

i definitely won’t send my documents in early I didn’t plan on doing that. What I meant was that the cover letter and other stuff supposedly aren’t even allowed to be dated earlier than my window opens. So my window opens on Oct 4th so all forms that I sign with date and cover letter and stuff need to be dated no earlier than October 4th. I guess I will have to re-print everything with a new date. I had everything ready to be sent off on October 4th but now I have to change the dates on the paper. 

[smallgirlbigworld 46]

did you guys highlight anything like important information in your submitted packets?

[Californiansunset 332]

53 minutes ago, smallgirlbigworld said:

did you guys highlight anything like important information in your submitted packets?

I was thinking about doing that on our phone bills bc it is hard to find on it where you can tell that it’s both our phone numbers on the joint phone bill summary. But then again from what I’ve seen the first thing they do is just scan all documents in a black and white version into the system so a normal highlighter will be hard to see anyways...

[RS2016 31]

9 hours ago, smallgirlbigworld said:

did you guys highlight anything like important information in your submitted packets?

I didn't because I listed evidence in the order of highest to lowest value, with durable power of Attorney and living will near the top.

[Hawksquill 151]

On 9/29/2019 at 1:49 AM, Californiansunset said:

Hey hey great to see you again!

i definitely won’t send my documents in early I didn’t plan on doing that. What I meant was that the cover letter and other stuff supposedly aren’t even allowed to be dated earlier than my window opens. So my window opens on Oct 4th so all forms that I sign with date and cover letter and stuff need to be dated no earlier than October 4th. I guess I will have to re-print everything with a new date. I had everything ready to be sent off on October 4th but now I have to change the dates on the paper. 

Well, I think the potential issue with signing and dating things before the window opens is that you technically aren't eligible before then.  So it might look like you've filled out the application before you were eligible to do so.  They'll reject applications and send packets back for the tiniest things, so I figured better safe than sorry and dated everything for after the window opened. 

[Hawksquill 151]

We got an email from VJ saying that based on our timeline and similar ROC timelines, the estimated date we might be approved is October 27, 2020!  About what we were expecting and we'll have applied for citizenship by then anyway, just interesting to see the calculations :)

[J/G 85]

Hello, 

 

My 90 days window began on 27 September 2019 and I mailed my I-751 application pack today 30 September 2019.

 

I used 09/30/2019 to date everything in the application pack. 

 

Wish me luck and to everyone, good luck. 

 

J/G

[Zaidi130 3]

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