June 2020 I-751 filers

[izavox 147]

On 8/22/2020 at 2:28 PM, See7 said:

Has there been any progress for June or maybe prior WAC applicants?

I'm a WAC applicant and haven't gotten my biometrics yet. Have you received yours? From what I saw her, usually people received the letter saying they'll use the AOS biometrics for this one about a week after getting their NOA but so far I haven't gotten anything. Not sure if it's the delay by mail or if it's something with WAC  

[See7 81]

3 hours ago, izavox said:

I'm a WAC applicant and haven't gotten my biometrics yet. Have you received yours? From what I saw her, usually people received the letter saying they'll use the AOS biometrics for this one about a week after getting their NOA but so far I haven't gotten anything. Not sure if it's the delay by mail or if it's something with WAC  

@izavox I haven’t received biometric appointment yet. It’s been almost 2 months since I got my 18 months extension letter.

[Rose Iaquinto 33]

I am in the same boat as you all. It has been about 1 month since I received the NOA and have not received an update regarding biometrics.

Does anyone know how to track the processing times for the MSC office? It's not an option to select when you click on the processing times on the USCIS website.

[BobKat 62]

5 hours ago, Rose Iaquinto said:

I am in the same boat as you all. It has been about 1 month since I received the NOA and have not received an update regarding biometrics.

Does anyone know how to track the processing times for the MSC office? It's not an option to select when you click on the processing times on the USCIS website.

Since MSC is merely a holding- and distribution facility, it would then depend on your field office. I saw a thread on VJ (which I can’t find) that ranked all field offices re processing times. I’m in Atlanta, one of the busiest FO’s in the US. Due to Covid, they process much less cases, therefore the backlog is pretty long for scheduling anything, I’d assume. That’s my understanding from all info I could gather. 
 

i have to go to Germany on Saturday due to a medical emergency of my mother-I sure hope that I don’t get any letter during my 3.5 weeks of absence. 

[izavox 147]

On 8/26/2020 at 12:06 AM, See7 said:

@izavox I haven’t received biometric appointment yet. It’s been almost 2 months since I got my 18 months extension letter.

I wonder when we should call them or open a SR about it. My NOA was the SR one that I had opened, but, in the case of biometrics, I'm not sure it falls into the same category.

[See7 81]

On 8/27/2020 at 5:26 PM, izavox said:

I wonder when we should call them or open a SR about it. My NOA was the SR one that I had opened, but, in the case of biometrics, I'm not sure it falls into the same category.

I have filed a SR under "Did not receive notice by mail" and it says to expect reply by Sep 20, 2020. Let's see what they have to say, I am hoping to get something by September...hopefully 🙏

[Luke+Lea 7]

Hello guys, 

Do we need to apply for another EAD to continue working while waiting for our I-751 approval? Thanks

[See7 81]

3 hours ago, Luke+Lea said:

Hello guys, 

Do we need to apply for another EAD to continue working while waiting for our I-751 approval? Thanks

@Luke+Lea if you haven't received your I-797C ie; NOA I would suggest to contact USCIS and get the status. If you have received I-797C or NOA it serves as a proof that you filed your I-751 and can continue your residency and work without filing any other forms. Even if your I-797C expires (18 months after the date of your green card expiration date)  you can make an appointment at your local field office and get a stamp...btw you will be eligible to file N-400 even before your I-797C expires 🙏 

 

I hope this helps!!

 

[Diane and Chris 651]

17 hours ago, Luke+Lea said:

Hello guys, 

Do we need to apply for another EAD to continue working while waiting for our I-751 approval? Thanks

No. Your extension letter serves that purpose. 

[izavox 147]

On 8/29/2020 at 10:27 AM, See7 said:

I have filed a SR under "Did not receive notice by mail" and it says to expect reply by Sep 20, 2020. Let's see what they have to say, I am hoping to get something by September...hopefully 🙏

I'll do that too @See7! Good luck to you!

[mnk 62]

On 8/29/2020 at 10:27 AM, See7 said:

I have filed a SR under "Did not receive notice by mail" and it says to expect reply by Sep 20, 2020. Let's see what they have to say, I am hoping to get something by September...hopefully 🙏

Did your case status update on myuscis or egov?

Edited September 2, 2020 by mnk

[jackyli918918 2]

On 6/17/2020 at 8:25 AM, ALittleBritish said:

Hi All, 

 

Just sharing my info: 

 

June 1st - sent in I-751 package 

June 5th - Received by Phoenix lockbox 

June 10th - received text message & cheque cashed - Case number starting MSC (national benefits center)

June 16th - Received update that fingerprints have been reviewed and they are moving onto the next step. 

 

Hoping the process goes quickly and smoothly for us all! 

Hello,

 

I am happy for you that something is moving in your waiting time.

 

Below is my timeline

6/17/2020 mailed out I-751 

6/19/2020 USCIS received and provided case number

6/28/2020 USCIS withdrawal $680

6/30/2020 USCIS sent out I-797 to let us know they received our appication and extended 18 months of conditional resident status

Until then, we never heard anything back.

 

I was doing the website research, most of the people are saying the biometrics appointment is about 4 weeks after they sent out I-797. I think the 9 weeks that we have been waiting is just around the corner. Do anyone know more about the timeline? or any idea how longer to wait for the biometrics?

 

In addition, I have seen not only you, but a lot of people have received the fingerprints schedule in about a week after they received the text message and cashed out the fee.In my case, I have been waiting for almost 9 weeks, is that mean something else?

 

PS: My case is also starting with MSC from Seattle

[Rose Iaquinto 33]

9 hours ago, jackyli918918 said:

Hello,

 

I am happy for you that something is moving in your waiting time.

 

Below is my timeline

6/17/2020 mailed out I-751 

6/19/2020 USCIS received and provided case number

6/28/2020 USCIS withdrawal $680

6/30/2020 USCIS sent out I-797 to let us know they received our appication and extended 18 months of conditional resident status

Until then, we never heard anything back.

 

I was doing the website research, most of the people are saying the biometrics appointment is about 4 weeks after they sent out I-797. I think the 9 weeks that we have been waiting is just around the corner. Do anyone know more about the timeline? or any idea how longer to wait for the biometrics?

 

In addition, I have seen not only you, but a lot of people have received the fingerprints schedule in about a week after they received the text message and cashed out the fee.In my case, I have been waiting for almost 9 weeks, is that mean something else?

 

PS: My case is also starting with MSC from Seattle

Im in the same boat as you.. still have not received biometrics appointment or a notification that they used the biometrics from 2 years ago. Our case also starts with MSC... I wonder if everyone with MSC is dealing with the same thing? We received our receipt in early July I want to say. As of then, still nothing.

[See7 81]

On 9/2/2020 at 9:37 AM, izavox said:

I'll do that too @See7! Good luck to you!

@izavox Great! let me know if you get any response. Though, I will keep everyone posted on my SR!!

[See7 81]

On 9/2/2020 at 9:53 AM, mnk said:

Did your case status update on myuscis or egov?

@mnk no it hasn't!