June 2020 I-751 filers

[Poiuytrewq 2]

1 minute ago, Nanestern said:

Hello, I came across this thread when I was looking for answers..

 

I applied for ROC on June 20th 2020 had my biometrics in July 2021. My status changed "as for September 2021 case is ready to be scheduled for an interview). Since then I only received an extension letter in December 2020 for 2 years - but it will expire in September of this year.

 

I was hopeful that my case would have been through by then, but September is around the corner and I am about to start a new job and buy a house, so I do not want any issues because of the expiration date. 

How do I extend my status? Thank you

 

1 minute ago, Nanestern said:

Hello, I came across this thread when I was looking for answers..

 

I applied for ROC on June 20th 2020 had my biometrics in July 2021. My status changed "as for September 2021 case is ready to be scheduled for an interview). Since then I only received an extension letter in December 2020 for 2 years - but it will expire in September of this year.

 

I was hopeful that my case would have been through by then, but September is around the corner and I am about to start a new job and buy a house, so I do not want any issues because of the expiration date. 

How do I extend my status? Thank you

You need to request for info pass before your extension expire and have I-551 stamp with valid passport.

[hannac 37]

5 hours ago, Poiuytrewq said:

Do you submitted your final divorced dissolution and explain everything that happened between you and your EX on note for them to read ? Do you filed for divorced waiver ?

Yes, I submitted the divorce dissolution. And explained everything that happened in detail through my lawyer. 

[hannac 37]

6 hours ago, Poiuytrewq said:

Do you submitted your final divorced dissolution and explain everything that happened between you and your EX on note for them to read ? Do you filed for divorced waiver ?

I did send in the divorce dissolution and explained everything that happened. I'm just confused that they're asking for things again I already sent in. I sent the divorce decree as well.

[Poiuytrewq 2]

3 hours ago, hannac said:

I did send in the divorce dissolution and explained everything that happened. I'm just confused that they're asking for things again I already sent in. I sent the divorce decree as well.

You need everything  i already asked you  but do you have at least two years of college in US as a U.S. Dreamer ?

[Wisconsinbly 43]

Hi everyone,

 

I filed ROC in June 2020 (Vermont Service Center). In April of 2021 I got an RFE, which gave me a great chance to update USCIS on my situation (getting a divorce) and to request a Divorce Waiver. At some point, my case got transferred to the local Milwaukee office and in August of 2021, my online status changed to "Ready to be scheduled for interview". Since then, I haven't heard anything.

 

My 24 months extension letter expires at the end of August 2022. Some people in this thread have advised to schedule an InfoPass appointment and to get a stamp in my passport, but my passport has expired as well. I applied for a new one in June, but it takes at least 3 months to issue it.

 

Does anyone have a link to an official document that says "your green card expires, but your status doesn't"? I remember reading that before, but now I can't seem to find it.

 

My SS card still says "valid for work only with DHS authorization" because I never thought to change it. And right now I can't even change that because I'd need my passport again. I'm worried that my employer may want a new extension letter that I don't know how to get.

 

Anyone in a similar situation and have some advice?

[Wisconsinbly 43]

So, to answer my own question (kind of), I just looked up Processing Times for form I-751 for Vermont Service Center and realized that my case is outside of the normal processing time! The website allowed me to fill out a Request Form to inquire about my case. Hopefully, in a couple weeks they might have an answer for me.

 

(I'm not sure why, but I've been looking up form I-485! 😅 Which told me I shouldn't inquire about my case until October of 2022. I'm so silly!)

[Diane and Chris 651]

16 hours ago, Wisconsinbly said:

So, to answer my own question (kind of), I just looked up Processing Times for form I-751 for Vermont Service Center and realized that my case is outside of the normal processing time! The website allowed me to fill out a Request Form to inquire about my case. Hopefully, in a couple weeks they might have an answer for me.

 

(I'm not sure why, but I've been looking up form I-485! 😅 Which told me I shouldn't inquire about my case until October of 2022. I'm so silly!)

We are in the exact same situation. We sent in the form almost 2 weeks ago. Nothing yet!  I can’t wait for this 2+ year part of the journey to be complete. I hope you hear something soon. 

[Wisconsinbly 43]

On 7/27/2022 at 10:27 AM, Diane and Chris said:

We are in the exact same situation. We sent in the form almost 2 weeks ago. Nothing yet!  I can’t wait for this 2+ year part of the journey to be complete. I hope you hear something soon. 

Thank you for replying! So validating, knowing that someone's in the same boat.

I actually got some good news today, I received my new Russian passport! I'm gonna see if I can apply for a new Social Security card, without the restriction on it, so that I can present it at work. If I can and all goes well, waiting for my ROC to be approved will be so much easier.

 

I hope you hear back from them soon! Please, stop in here and let us know what they say. I see that you didn't have an RFE, so it's really discouraging that your case is taking so long.

[InLoveWithABrit 12]

On 7/13/2022 at 1:01 PM, Nav2019 said:

Our application got approved on 10th. Application was filed in June 2020 with a MSC center. Card is still being produced. How long will it take to get physical card? Thanks

Hi there! Congrats! How long did it take you to get your card? We just got notice card was being produced yesterday. Filed in June 2020, no interview and also did not file for N-400. We are MSC center. Thanks! 

[Nanestern 0]

On 7/18/2022 at 10:38 AM, Nanestern said:

Hello, I came across this thread when I was looking for answers..

 

I applied for ROC on June 20th 2020 had my biometrics in July 2021. My status changed "as for September 2021 case is ready to be scheduled for an interview). Since then I only received an extension letter in December 2020 for 2 years - but it will expire in September of this year.

 

I was hopeful that my case would have been through by then, but September is around the corner and I am about to start a new job and buy a house, so I do not want any issues because of the expiration date. 

How do I extend my status? Thank you

So, as some here suggested I called USCIS to schedule an info pass appointment. They told me I am on a waiting list and they can’t guarantee that I get an appointment before my status expires… since then I received 2 emails that “thank me for my patience” and that there are no appointments available as they go in order as you have been put on the list. 
 

my status expires September 23rd. Can I just show up at the USCIS service center and get the stamp in my passport?

[da95826 387]

4 hours ago, Nanestern said:

They told me I am on a waiting list and they can’t guarantee that I get an appointment before my status expires

Your LPR status does not expire, only proof of your LPR status expires. You remain an LPR only an immgration judge can terminate your LPR status. So you will not be "out of status" even after your extension letter expires and you only need proof of your LPR status for travel out of the USA, getting a new job, or renewing a driver's license if you are not doing any of those things you don’t need to do anything.

 

As long as you have a pending ROC you will never be out of LPR status.

[jackyli918918 2]

18 hours ago, Nanestern said:

So, as some here suggested I called USCIS to schedule an info pass appointment. They told me I am on a waiting list and they can’t guarantee that I get an appointment before my status expires… since then I received 2 emails that “thank me for my patience” and that there are no appointments available as they go in order as you have been put on the list. 
 

my status expires September 23rd. Can I just show up at the USCIS service center and get the stamp in my passport?

Hello,

we are the same situation as you have now. The card expired two years ago, and the I797 letter expired on 9/14/2022. I called USCIS couple weeks ago. They said they scheduled us last December 2021 for interview on April 2022. But then they canceled the interview without noticed. We didn’t even get letters about scheduling and cancellation at all. We were waiting for the whole time. The lady that I was talking to, she thinks because it was Covid and USCIS at our location was limited closed or whatever, so they don’t have enough people to process. She put a notice on our document and hope to reschedule soon. She said the only thing we can do is just WAITING!!!!

 

I also asked her about the info pass, she said in our situation, for conditional green card removal, there are not a option to get the info pass stamp. She said we could apply for the reentry US form, which we need to pay for another $600 or so, file another stupid form, and wait for god know how long we need to wait for the slow government make the process.

 

it is such a very lack of communication and falling apart of process. We are now not about to travel out of country or if we travel, we will have trouble to come back. 

Anyway, I hope you and us will hear things back soon.

[Nanestern 0]

1 minute ago, jackyli918918 said:

Hello,

we are the same situation as you have now. The card expired two years ago, and the I797 letter expired on 9/14/2022. I called USCIS couple weeks ago. They said they scheduled us last December 2021 for interview on April 2022. But then they canceled the interview without noticed. We didn’t even get letters about scheduling and cancellation at all. We were waiting for the whole time. The lady that I was talking to, she thinks because it was Covid and USCIS at our location was limited closed or whatever, so they don’t have enough people to process. She put a notice on our document and hope to reschedule soon. She said the only thing we can do is just WAITING!!!!

 

I also asked her about the info pass, she said in our situation, for conditional green card removal, there are not a option to get the info pass stamp. She said we could apply for the reentry US form, which we need to pay for another $600 or so, file another stupid form, and wait for god know how long we need to wait for the slow government make the process.

 

it is such a very lack of communication and falling apart of process. We are now not about to travel out of country or if we travel, we will have trouble to come back. 

Anyway, I hope you and us will hear things back soon.

This is ridiculous!!!!! Paying an extra fee just because they are too slow to process the removal. It should take 3 years for them to do this. Ridiculous. Wish you all the best. My status is “waiting to be scheduled for interview” since September of last year. 

[OldUser 5,067]

@jackyli918918 I don't think they told you the right thing. You should be able to get a I-551 stamp, even as a LPR with pending I-751.

Try calling them again. Maybe they're missing the fact your extension letter expired.

[jackyli918918 2]

25 minutes ago, OldUser said:

@jackyli918918 I don't think they told you the right thing. You should be able to get a I-551 stamp, even as a LPR with pending I-751.

Try calling them again. Maybe they're missing the fact your extension letter expired.

Thank you for your suggestions. I will try to call them again on Monday. However, if they are smart enough, they should know it as soon as they pull up our file to look when I was talking to them couple weeks ago. This is also a sign of lack of detail. Also I was clearly to asked her a couple times about the info pass. She said that it doesn’t apply to our application and situation. She could be wrong, I hope I will get a better answer from other person next time I call again.

 

This is just very disappointing and bad experience of moving into USA.

Edited September 11, 2022 by jackyli918918