July 2020 I-751 filers (merged)

[notantifun 196]

On 11/13/2020 at 10:37 AM, Martasunny said:

My case updated yesterday, it says case was approved. YAY! 

My timeline here:

07/22 mailed to TX via USPS 

07/31 Checking account pending

(08/03 2 years green card expired, still working without questioning )

08/06 Received NOA letter in mail

08/26 Fingerprint waived

10/22 Transferred to another USCIS office

11/10 New card is been produced

11/12 Case was approved 

 

Congrats! My timeline is very similar to yours. Your update makes me very excited.

[hookem1989 24]

On 11/13/2020 at 10:37 AM, Martasunny said:

My case updated yesterday, it says case was approved. YAY! 

My timeline here:

07/22 mailed to TX via USPS 

07/31 Checking account pending

(08/03 2 years green card expired, still working without questioning )

08/06 Received NOA letter in mail

08/26 Fingerprint waived

10/22 Transferred to another USCIS office

11/10 New card is been produced

11/12 Case was approved 

 

Congratulations!!! 

 

May I ask if your case was transferred to National Benefits Center? Because I am also Texas SC but got a letter in which stating that mine was transferred there.

[Martasunny 25]

Just now, hookem1989 said:

Congratulations!!! 

 

May I ask if your case was transferred to National Benefits Center? Because I am also Texas SC but got a letter in which stating that mine was transferred there.

Yes, it was there. Hope you can get approved soon. Good luck.

[hookem1989 24]

1 minute ago, Martasunny said:

Yes, it was there. Hope you can get approved soon. Good luck.

Thank you so much for your response. I hope it will get approved soon. I almost had a heart attack thinking that it was RFE letter 😀

 

Congratulations again!

[poh 125]

On 11/13/2020 at 6:37 AM, Martasunny said:

My case updated yesterday, it says case was approved. YAY! 

My timeline here:

07/22 mailed to TX via USPS 

07/31 Checking account pending

(08/03 2 years green card expired, still working without questioning )

08/06 Received NOA letter in mail

08/26 Fingerprint waived

10/22 Transferred to another USCIS office

11/10 New card is been produced

11/12 Case was approved 

 

You got approved in 4 months!!!  Unbelievable. 

[Martasunny 25]

On 11/22/2020 at 11:54 PM, poh said:

You got approved in 4 months!!!  Unbelievable. 

I know, right? Unbelievable 3 month 19 days!

[Butterfly2 70]

Hello , i hope you all are doing wonderful. My wife is MSC and July 2020 filer , please let me know about any one from July got Biometrics letter ? 

  Thank you, take care.

[Sneakerpimpz21 6]

50 minutes ago, Butterfly2 said:

Hello , i hope you all are doing wonderful. My wife is MSC and July 2020 filer , please let me know about any one from July got Biometrics letter ? 

  Thank you, take care.

Mine is also MSC and below is my timeline:

 

July 25 -  Form/Documents mailed via UPS to address in Lewisville, TX 
July 29 -   Form/Documents received by USCIS
August 10 - Received Text message with Receipt # (MSC) at 1am
August 10 - Check was cashed as per Bank
August 15 - Received NOA (dated August 7)
September 4 - Received Letter for Biometrics Appointment

September 17 - Biometrics Appointment

October 1 - Case was updated to show fingerprints were taken and has been applied

[Butterfly2 70]

22 hours ago, Sneakerpimpz21 said:

Mine is also MSC and below is my timeline:

 

 

July 25 -  Form/Documents mailed via UPS to address in Lewisville, TX 
July 29 -   Form/Documents received by USCIS
August 10 - Received Text message with Receipt # (MSC) at 1am
August 10 - Check was cashed as per Bank
August 15 - Received NOA (dated August 7)
September 4 - Received Letter for Biometrics Appointment

September 17 - Biometrics Appointment

October 1 - Case was updated to show fingerprints were taken and has been applied

Hi, Thank you for your kind reply and sharing your time line. My wife's  Roc received 7/24/20 , NOA 8/11/2020 and since then no response , she is so anxiously waiting every single day because she want to travel and infopass is denied , when she should expect? can we call USCIS to expedite Biometrics?

Edited November 28, 2020 by Butterfly2

[rajeejunie 110]

1 hour ago, Butterfly2 said:

Hi, Thank you for your kind reply and sharing your time line. My wife's  Roc received 7/24/20 , NOA 8/11/2020 and since then no response , she is so anxiously waiting every single day because she want to travel and infopass is denied , when she should expect? can we call USCIS to expedite Biometrics?

Is there a reason why you need infopass? She has the NOA and that covers her for travel. 

[Sneakerpimpz21 6]

2 hours ago, Butterfly2 said:

Hi, Thank you for your kind reply and sharing your time line. My wife's  Roc received 7/24/20 , NOA 8/11/2020 and since then no response , she is so anxiously waiting every single day because she want to travel and infopass is denied , when she should expect? can we call USCIS to expedite Biometrics?

She can travel and won't need an info pass. The NOA will serve as a proof of her residency. If she's going to travel she should bring her greencard (even if it's expired) and the NOA with her at all times. She will only need an info pass if the NOA is about to expire and she still has not received her 10yr green card.

[Butterfly2 70]

1 hour ago, rajeejunie said:

Is there a reason why you need infopass? She has the NOA and that covers her for travel. 

Hi, thank you for your reply , no particular reason , only she was concerned that airline might give her some hard time with Expired Green Card and the Extension letter while boarding from Karachi, our Attorney also scared her and insisted not to travel without Biometrics done that is why we called USCIS to get her passport stamped , just be on the safe side. Now we cancelled our trip till 3rd week of January.

[Butterfly2 70]

1 hour ago, Sneakerpimpz21 said:

She can travel and won't need an info pass. The NOA will serve as a proof of her residency. If she's going to travel she should bring her greencard (even if it's expired) and the NOA with her at all times. She will only need an info pass if the NOA is about to expire and she still has not received her 10yr green card.

Hi, thank you for your reply , no particular reason , only she was concerned that airline might give her some hard time with Expired Green Card and the Extension letter while boarding from Karachi, our Attorney also scared her and insisted not to travel without Biometrics done that is why we called USCIS to get her passport stamped , just be on the safe side. Now we cancelled our trip till 3rd week of January.

[HRQX 4,145]

16 minutes ago, Butterfly2 said:

only she was concerned that airline might give her some hard time with Expired Green Card and the Extension letter while boarding from Karachi

The airline should reference the CBP Carrier Guide, which clearly states expired GC with Extension Letter is sufficient: https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/assets/documents/2019-Mar/2019 Carrier Information Guide - ENGLISH.pdf

[rajeejunie 110]

13 hours ago, Butterfly2 said:

Hi, thank you for your reply , no particular reason , only she was concerned that airline might give her some hard time with Expired Green Card and the Extension letter while boarding from Karachi, our Attorney also scared her and insisted not to travel without Biometrics done that is why we called USCIS to get her passport stamped , just be on the safe side. Now we cancelled our trip till 3rd week of January.

Please be informed that infopass will not be given for travel if your extension letter hasn’t expired. It is only given when your letter of extension expires and that too for emergency cases like when you need when changing to new employer etc. The biometrics can be postponed in case you are out of country. 
 

for any queries regarding traveling with extension letter refer to:

 

Edited November 29, 2020 by rajeejunie