July 2020 I-751 filers (merged)

[Dzfiction 14]

On 12/5/2021 at 9:43 PM, KaelRos said:

Hi everyone! We filed in July 2020 and still waiting for any sign from USCIS. My Green Card expired, of course, but thankfully they sent me the 18 months extension, which is until March 2022. 

However, last week they sent me another extension of 24 months which, in my understanding, adds 6 more months to the first one. 

Since my driver license is also valid until March, according to the first extension, should I let the DMV know I got 6 more months? Or just wait until it's time to renew it? I just don't want to have any problem with them. Thank you! 

Did you request the 24 month extension yourself? Because I didn’t get anything from them yet !!! Btw I filedI-751 August 2020 got the 18 month extension that’s it!!!

[KaelRos 8]

58 minutes ago, Dzfiction said:

Did you request the 24 month extension yourself? Because I didn’t get anything from them yet !!! Btw I filedI-751 August 2020 got the 18 month extension that’s it!!!

No, I didn't, never even called them to get any updates on my case. Is this unusual? 

[Dzfiction 14]

On 12/9/2021 at 8:24 AM, KaelRos said:

No, I didn't, never even called them to get any updates on my case. Is this unusual? 

Thanks ! I just don’t understand why is it taking too long to schedule a dam interview??? What’s the hold up really and don’t tell me please because there’s is too many of us too many cases !!!! I don’t get it we pay for everything but the service sucks where is the problem please someone tell me ???! I’m going crazy . How hard can it be to schedule an interview for a straightforward case like ours with all documents and everything??? Really???

[KaelRos 8]

On 12/12/2021 at 11:12 PM, Dzfiction said:

Thanks ! I just don’t understand why is it taking too long to schedule a dam interview??? What’s the hold up really and don’t tell me please because there’s is too many of us too many cases !!!! I don’t get it we pay for everything but the service sucks where is the problem please someone tell me ???! I’m going crazy . How hard can it be to schedule an interview for a straightforward case like ours with all documents and everything??? Really???

I totally understand your frustration! Sorry! 

[Keeb4Rez 0]

My wife got a 24 month extension letter today, too. It's printed really poorly (looks blurry). When I saw the envelope, I was hoping it was an interview date but no such luck.

[Dzfiction 14]

On 12/20/2021 at 7:26 PM, Keeb4Rez said:

My wife got a 24 month extension letter today, too. It's printed really poorly (looks blurry). When I saw the envelope, I was hoping it was an interview date but no such luck.

The same here ! Got a really blurry 24 month extension last week !!!

[poh 125]

On 12/12/2021 at 6:12 PM, Dzfiction said:

Thanks ! I just don’t understand why is it taking too long to schedule a dam interview??? What’s the hold up really and don’t tell me please because there’s is too many of us too many cases !!!! I don’t get it we pay for everything but the service sucks where is the problem please someone tell me ???! I’m going crazy . How hard can it be to schedule an interview for a straightforward case like ours with all documents and everything??? Really???

Have you tried writing to your congressman or senator asking for help?  They can look into it for you.

Edited January 2, 2022 by poh

[Guido51 9]

anyone still following this?

 

waiting is really depressing 

[KaelRos 8]

On 2/2/2022 at 7:45 PM, Guido51 said:

anyone still following this?

 

waiting is really depressing 

We are all in this together 

[NicoleAboulanouar 9]

Hey Everyone - Was looking over some of these posts and seems like our situation isn't so strange afterall, but let me know if anyone can offer some help or insight. We filed for removal of conditions in July (or so) of 2020. We got the 18 month extensions letter probably 3-6 months later. We waited and waited. Our case got transferred to another location. Then got an appointment for a biometrics test in August of 2021 finally - husband went to that and seemed all fine and good. Were checking our case status online and no updates all they way until December 2021. Then we had a notice in the case status update page that we were ready for an interview. I don't believe that was up for too long because we had just checked the page about month or 2 earlier. So we submit a form online saying we were missing an appointment letter - then about 3 weeks later we got another 18month extension letter in the mail. We just moved out of state (CA) to Texas so submitted a change of address form - which I image will prolong everything again.....It's so insanely annoying - especially when a lot of our friends have gotten their greencards in the time being in what seems like such a shorter time period?? Our friend from the same country (Morocco) came to the US on a tourist visa with his wife, then applied for his greencard and automatically got a 10 year card in less that 8months. What give?! So frustrating. My husband and I have a child together so we provided tons of proof of relationship - he works and pays taxes so can't imagine what the hold up is. LMK if anyone has advice.

[NicoleAboulanouar 9]

14 minutes ago, NicoleAboulanouar said:

Hey Everyone - Was looking over some of these posts and seems like our situation isn't so strange afterall, but let me know if anyone can offer some help or insight. We filed for removal of conditions in July (or so) of 2020. We got the 18 month extensions letter probably 3-6 months later. We waited and waited. Our case got transferred to another location. Then got an appointment for a biometrics test in August of 2021 finally - husband went to that and seemed all fine and good. Were checking our case status online and no updates all they way until December 2021. Then we had a notice in the case status update page that we were ready for an interview. I don't believe that was up for too long because we had just checked the page about month or 2 earlier. So we submit a form online saying we were missing an appointment letter - then about 3 weeks later we got another 18month extension letter in the mail. We just moved out of state (CA) to Texas so submitted a change of address form - which I image will prolong everything again.....It's so insanely annoying - especially when a lot of our friends have gotten their greencards in the time being in what seems like such a shorter time period?? Our friend from the same country (Morocco) came to the US on a tourist visa with his wife, then applied for his greencard and automatically got a 10 year card in less that 8months. What give?! So frustrating. My husband and I have a child together so we provided tons of proof of relationship - he works and pays taxes so can't imagine what the hold up is. LMK if anyone has advice.

ok sorry - one more thing - I just checked our status again and it says that as of Feb 16, 2022 our case is ready to be scheduled for an interview (although we say that same notice in early December...) I was reading online that while it is technically required to have an interview, it is commonly waived...so I'm wondering since we've had this notice for over 3 months, if this is just the state/step it's on right now in the process - before sending us our updated greencard? Or is it actually common to have an in person interview? Surely no one knows for sure but would be cool to know someone thoughts and feelings!

[peachouille 200]

1 hour ago, NicoleAboulanouar said:

ok sorry - one more thing - I just checked our status again and it says that as of Feb 16, 2022 our case is ready to be scheduled for an interview (although we say that same notice in early December...) I was reading online that while it is technically required to have an interview, it is commonly waived...so I'm wondering since we've had this notice for over 3 months, if this is just the state/step it's on right now in the process - before sending us our updated greencard? Or is it actually common to have an in person interview? Surely no one knows for sure but would be cool to know someone thoughts and feelings!

Hi! 

I applied in June 2020 and had a timeline similar to your husband's (see my signature or timeline).

Ready for interview is the status your application will be in until they actually schedule said interview. 

Everyone who came through a CR-1 visa gets an interview and the processing times are opaque, see this topic:

 What is your local office? ROC interviews seem to be a very low priority for local offices. 

 

The only reason my case moved forward was that I applied for naturalization when I became eligible in June 2021 and am now a citizen. Any reason why you guys haven't applied for that? 

Edited March 10, 2022 by peachouille

[Dianalorena 1,153]

On 12/20/2021 at 6:26 PM, Keeb4Rez said:

My wife got a 24 month extension letter today, too. It's printed really poorly (looks blurry). When I saw the envelope, I was hoping it was an interview date but no such luck.

I thought I was the only one! mine looks like it was printed by a bored, drunk Office Depot teenager 

Edited March 13, 2022 by Dianalorena

[Dianalorena 1,153]

Hey everyone! 
I'm glad (but sad) that I am not the only one left from July 2020. 
anyone still waiting for their interviews? Mine was assigned at the end of February for March 31st. 

I guess I was hoping that my interview would be waived, but I'm doing it with a divorce decree so even front loading the application I knew it was a very slim chance! 
 

[GEOntificator 271]

On 3/13/2022 at 11:37 AM, Dianalorena said:

Hey everyone! 
I'm glad (but sad) that I am not the only one left from July 2020. 
anyone still waiting for their interviews? Mine was assigned at the end of February for March 31st. 

I guess I was hoping that my interview would be waived, but I'm doing it with a divorce decree so even front loading the application I knew it was a very slim chance! 
 

I am also waiting for any updates. I have a divorce waiver case. I have not had any updates whatsoever since the status saying that my fingerprints were applied. No updates since August of 2020... I am not confident that my case will take any less than 2 years.