June 2020 I-751 filers

[Ajt3 339]

30 minutes ago, hopelifebetter201 said:

hi everyone, for the cover letter do we have to notarize it ? or just sign it without notary? how about affidavits? thanks

Neither my Cover letter nor my affidavits Notarized.I typed the whole cover letter and in the end me and USC husband signed .And Affidavits my friends gave me along with their signature on those.That's about it.It totally depends on you that how u gonna represent your document.🙂

Edited July 11, 2020 by Ajt3

[hopelifebetter201 72]

25 minutes ago, Christy&J said:

We signed the coverletter. Affidavits I have them notarized.

 

FYI- this is me nothing on the instruction said it has to be notarized.

both of you signed the cover letter or just one ?

[Anda 1]

11 hours ago, cazzz84 said:

Hi everyone,

 

just thought I’d post an update of where I’m at right now for anyone looking for timelines etc:

 

ROC Timeline

 

6/9 - I-751 package mailed to Arizona PO Box

 

6/11 - package received at Arizona

 

6/17 - check cashed

 

6/23 - called USCIS and was given receipt number by phone as I forgot to include the G-1145 for notifications - MSC case number

 

7/9 - NOA with 18 month extension received by post (notice dated 6/30)

 

I’ve not received any news at all regarding biometrics. When checking on my USCIS log in, there are no updates other than “case received”.  My GC is CR1. My I-751 package I sent was not excessive, it was 50 pages total including the application form and weighed less than 1lb. If anyone would like to know what I included, feel free to message me.

 

One question I have (if anyone knows) is do I have to carry this letter around with me along with my GC as proof of extension? Or can I just keep it in a safe place at home?

 

Hope this is helpful to someone!

Thank you. My trajectory was similar and I am here to share it (in case some are waiting for responses to their ROCs).

 

 

6/15- Sent package via FedEx to Phoenix, AZ

 

6/16- The packaged arrived at Phoenix

 

6/19- Check cashed and message received

 

7/10- NOA with 18 month extension received by post 

 

I will make a copy of this letter and carry it with me only after my GC expires. 

 

Good luck to all of you!

 

 

[hopelifebetter201 72]

1 hour ago, Ajt3 said:

Neither my Cover letter nor my affidavits Notarized.I typed the whole cover letter and in the end me and USC husband signed .And Affidavits my friends gave me along with their signature on those.That's about it.It totally depends on you that how u gonna represent your document.🙂

do you have copy of ID of people who signed the affidavits?

1 hour ago, Christy&J said:

We signed the coverletter. Affidavits I have them notarized.

 

FYI- this is me nothing on the instruction said it has to be notarized.

do you have copy of ID of people who signed the affidavits?

 

[Christy&J 837]

53 minutes ago, hopelifebetter201 said:

do you have copy of ID of people who signed the affidavits?

 

 

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No we dont. but we put their address phone nr and email address for contact purposes on the affidavits. i.e. 

 

I am xyz live on bla bla road ........ you can contact me for 88-888-8888 or my email xxxxx

1 hour ago, hopelifebetter201 said:

both of you signed the cover letter or just one ?

Yes both of us signed the cover letter 

[Ajt3 339]

1 hour ago, hopelifebetter201 said:

do you have copy of ID of people who signed the affidavits?

do you have copy of ID of people who signed the affidavits?

 

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No I don't have copy of ID for those people.They just added their name,address,Phone number,Date of birth and place of birth.and their signature.That's about it

[JayDGODITRUST 132]

5 hours ago, cami2020 said:

Hey! Same here! Although I made an inquiry on the 5th for non receipt of notice. I am almost positive it’s NOA coming in. I was so itchy to check my UsPs notification and just came in.

Let us know 

I was gonna open the inquiry from the 5th too but I just hang on for a little 

[dannydan 32]

Just received my 18-month Extension Letter (NOA). Exactly 1 month after I received case Receipt number.

 

Now the waiting begins

[cami2020 8]

2 hours ago, JayDGODITRUST said:

Let us know 

I was gonna open the inquiry from the 5th too but I just hang on for a little 

It is Indeed a NOA for 18 months extension. Date on in was July 01st and I made an inquiry on the July 5th. I know I filled out the application correctly , the name on the Petitioner and Beneficiary is mine and I know it is correct, is yours the same? I just want to make sure... also I noticed they put my name on the recipient part and under as it repeated my name as C/O The big BUT is the last name is spelled WRONG. I am not freaking out though since the Rest is correct in Petitioners and Beneficiaries part. 

[Sterai79 25]

20 hours ago, JayDGODITRUST said:

That’s awesome you got yours I’m YSC

too

they received mine the 5th of June no Extension letter but I’m not worried I’m not traveling anywhere soon not that I know of though lol

and my license is not expiring in the next 7 years 

Thanks bro..for support during my days of rejection..

Am with u In prayers..

U r 👌 

 

[Diane and Chris 651]

9 hours ago, hopelifebetter201 said:

hi everyone, for the cover letter do we have to notarize it ? or just sign it without notary? how about affidavits? thanks

No need to have the cover letter or affidavits notarized. At least that’s what we did. 

[kpmartini 23]

Received our NOA receipt letter and extension today.

 

ROC timeline 

 

June 1 2020- sent package I-751

June 3 2020- Delivered to PO Box 

June 9 2020- Both Checks cashed and text message received

June 16 2020- Online update; fingerprints were applied

June 22 2020- received physical NOA for fingerprints being applied to case

July 11 2020- received physical NOA Receipt notice and extension letter

[rajeejunie 110]

On 7/11/2020 at 10:55 AM, hopelifebetter201 said:

hi everyone, for the cover letter do we have to notarize it ? or just sign it without notary? how about affidavits? thanks

There is no need to notarize the cover letter. The official USCIS does not mention that the affidavits be notarized. The affidavit is a self-attestation and is good as notarizing. 

I personally didn't notarize it because of COVD situation. I couldn't find anyone to notarize and also I was not comfortable having someone touch all my papers before I could compile everything and touch those papers again in the process. 

[thatsmygsp 48]

On 6/16/2020 at 2:14 PM, thatsmygsp said:

I-751 mailed on June 7, 2020. Checks deposited today, June 16, 2020.

 

And away we go! 

Received NOA on Saturday, July 11, 2020.

 

So now the REAL waiting begins. 18 months is an awful long time. Hopefully we will get this taken care of before 18 months pass, because we have full intentions of filing for citizenship in August 2021.

 

Good luck to all!

[izavox 147]

1 minute ago, thatsmygsp said:

Received NOA on Saturday, July 11, 2020.

 

So now the REAL waiting begins. 18 months is an awful long time. Hopefully we will get this taken care of before 18 months pass, because we have full intentions of filing for citizenship in August 2021.

 

Good luck to all!

Amazing!! Good luck!