July 2020 I-751 filers (merged)

[poh 125]

Just got update that our WAC case was transferred to another office and they have jurisdiction.  

Hopefully biometrics appointment soon.  I got this update after i sent them an email requesting update on when I will be getting the biometric appointment notice.  

Edited January 6, 2021 by poh

[Dzfiction 14]

4 minutes ago, poh said:

Just got update that our WAC case was transferred to another office and they have jurisdiction.  

Hopefully biometrics appointment soon.  I got this update after i sent them an email requesting update on when I will be getting the biometric appointment notice.  

How did you send them the email please?

[poh 125]

18 minutes ago, Dzfiction said:

How did you send them the email please?

I forgot who posted this but here it is.  If you don't get an satisfactory reply repeat the steps in few weeks or a month or so... 

Go to Non-Delivery of Notice @ https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayNDNForm.do;jsessionid=7374B454EC16D43F15225333351BC16B?sroPageType=ndn&entryPoint=init

Fill in all the details then under 'Notice Type' select following.

 

a) What notice was not received?

Either Appointment or Other

 

b) Provide Last Action on Your Case

In this section you can let them know that you received I-797C for I-751 (provide WAC#) on MM/DD/YYYY and it's been X days you haven't received biometric appointment letter. Thus you are requesting them to provide an update on biometric letter.

 

Now, wait time begins.....your SR will have "Expect a reply by X days". I would suggest to wait till that day and then call the following day and be ready with WAC# and SR# to share with them.

 

 

Edited January 6, 2021 by poh

[poh 125]

I forgot who posted this but here it is.  Repeat the steps if you get an unsatisfactory response. 
Go to Non-Delivery of Notice @ https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayNDNForm.do;jsessionid=7374B454EC16D43F15225333351BC16B?sroPageType=ndn&entryPoint=init

Fill in all the details then under 'Notice Type' select following.

 

a) What notice was not received?

Either Appointment or Other

 

b) Provide Last Action on Your Case

In this section you can let them know that you received I-797C for I-751 (provide WAC#) on MM/DD/YYYY and it's been X days you haven't received biometric appointment letter. Thus you are requesting them to provide an update on biometric letter.

 

Now, wait time begins.....your SR will have "Expect a reply by X days". I would suggest to wait till that day and then call the following day and be ready with WAC# and SR# to share with them.

Edited January 6, 2021 by poh

[Dzfiction 14]

21 minutes ago, poh said:

I forgot who posted this but here it is.  Repeat the steps if you get an unsatisfactory response. 
Go to Non-Delivery of Notice @ https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayNDNForm.do;jsessionid=7374B454EC16D43F15225333351BC16B?sroPageType=ndn&entryPoint=init

Fill in all the details then under 'Notice Type' select following.

 

a) What notice was not received?

Either Appointment or Other

 

b) Provide Last Action on Your Case

In this section you can let them know that you received I-797C for I-751 (provide WAC#) on MM/DD/YYYY and it's been X days you haven't received biometric appointment letter. Thus you are requesting them to provide an update on biometric letter.

 

Now, wait time begins.....your SR will have "Expect a reply by X days". I would suggest to wait till that day and then call the following day and be ready with WAC# and SR# to share with them.

Thanks a lot for that I really appreciate it and I will proceed with the request right now.

[poh 125]

Just now, Dzfiction said:

Thanks a lot for that I really appreciate it and I will proceed with the request right now.

No problem.  Hopefully you get some good news 

[DC909 105]

Hey all,

 

The status for my ROC also changed to "Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction" today. I did not receive a notification. 

 

It looks like CSC might actually start moving now. Fingers crossed. 

 

7/14/20 - Application mailed

7/17/20 - Application received

7/24/20 - Text notification received with a WAC number
7/31/20 - 797 received. Printed on 7/26/20

1/06/21 - Case transferred

 

[therealsunnydiego 52]

8 hours ago, DC909 said:

Hey all,

 

The status for my ROC also changed to "Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction" today. I did not receive a notification. 

 

It looks like CSC might actually start moving now. Fingers crossed. 

 

7/14/20 - Application mailed

7/17/20 - Application received

7/24/20 - Text notification received with a WAC number
7/31/20 - 797 received. Printed on 7/26/20

1/06/21 - Case transferred

 

Same with me. Very similar timeline.

[DC909 105]

15 hours ago, therealsunnydiego said:

Same with me. Very similar timeline.

Let's hope it does not take another 6 months to hear anything again. Lol 

[MariaDC 18]

On 11/20/2020 at 9:55 AM, MariaDC said:

HI everyone, I have an update on my case - but not sure if its a good one 😭   i got a notification that "My case is ready to be scheduled for an interview" which i think is so weird since I didn't even get an RFE or anything! It just went straight to interview - I looked online for people who might have had this happen to them and I did see some that this also happened to them and they got approved after the interview ...

Anyway just wanted to share... I'm at the Texas Service Center and I filed my paperwork on July 1st - Received NOA on July 20th - and then got my fingerprints updated on August 26. I just hope this is over soon and that all goes well on my interview (which I don't know yet when it will be). Congratulations to all who have gotten approved!!!! So happy for you guys!
 

I just got out of my interview today and the officer said she would approve my case.... Hoping to get my green card soon! My interview experience was really good - she didn't ask much and the whole thing lasted about 10 min. Way less painful than the original one when I filed AOS. I will post again when I receive my card...  I originally filed my application on July 1st. So the whole thing took about 6 months - much faster than expected!!

[notantifun 196]

On 1/7/2021 at 2:51 PM, MariaDC said:

I just got out of my interview today and the officer said she would approve my case.... Hoping to get my green card soon! My interview experience was really good - she didn't ask much and the whole thing lasted about 10 min. Way less painful than the original one when I filed AOS. I will post again when I receive my card...  I originally filed my application on July 1st. So the whole thing took about 6 months - much faster than expected!!

Congrats! I would honestly hate to have to go through an interview at this time but better than nothing I guess.

[DC909 105]

Hey everyone,

 

I am not sure if it is appropriate to put here, but I submitted my N-400 application online today due to military service.

 

When you are in the military you are able to submit your N-400 even if you have a 751 pending and even if you have less than 3 years. Just a heads up.

 

I am putting it on here for those who might be in the same situation or have any questions can contact me.

 

I-751

7/14/20 - Application mailed

7/17/20 - Application received

7/24/20 - Text notification received with a WAC number
7/31/20 - 797 received. Printed on 7/26/20

1/06/21 - Case transferred

 

N-400

1/12/21 - Filed online

[HRQX 4,145]

53 minutes ago, DC909 said:

When you are in the military you are able to submit your N-400 even if you have a 751 pending and even if you have less than 3 years. Just a heads up.

It also looks like you don't need an approved I-751 for them to approve your N-400: https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-i-chapter-3 "If the applicant is a conditional permanent resident and is eligible to naturalize on the basis of military service during hostilities without being an LPR based on being in the United States during enlistment or induction, the applicant is not required to file or have an approved Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence (Form I-751) before his or her Application for Naturalization (Form N-400) may be approved."

Edited January 13, 2021 by HRQX

[DC909 105]

2 hours ago, HRQX said:

It also looks like you don't need an approved I-751 for them to approve your N-400: https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-i-chapter-3 "If the applicant is a conditional permanent resident and is eligible to naturalize on the basis of military service during hostilities without being an LPR based on being in the United States during enlistment or induction, the applicant is not required to file or have an approved Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence (Form I-751) before his or her Application for Naturalization (Form N-400) may be approved."

Indeed! Thanks for the confirmation.

 

I am curious to see what they will do with my I-751 now. 

[notantifun 196]

3 hours ago, DC909 said:

Hey everyone,

 

I am not sure if it is appropriate to put here, but I submitted my N-400 application online today due to military service.

 

When you are in the military you are able to submit your N-400 even if you have a 751 pending and even if you have less than 3 years. Just a heads up.

 

I am putting it on here for those who might be in the same situation or have any questions can contact me.

 

I-751

7/14/20 - Application mailed

7/17/20 - Application received

7/24/20 - Text notification received with a WAC number
7/31/20 - 797 received. Printed on 7/26/20

1/06/21 - Case transferred

 

N-400

1/12/21 - Filed online

I just checked that USCIS Naturalization page and it appears that this is not only true for those in the military. We can file the N-400 so long as we meet below criteria;

 

Eligibility

To apply for naturalization to become a U.S. citizen, you must:

• Be at least 18 years of age at the time you file the application;
• Have been a lawful permanent resident for the past three or five years (depending on which naturalization category you are applying under);
• Have continuous residence and physical presence in the United States;
• Be able to read, write, and speak basic English;
• Demonstrate good moral character;
• Demonstrate a knowledge and understanding of U.S. history and government;
• Demonstrate a loyalty to the principles of the U.S. Constitution; and
• Be willing to take the Oath of Allegiance.