I-751 September 2020 Filers

[Bob in Boston 630]

2 hours ago, mighty836 said:

i was just in January 2020 thread and i was seeing some people getting approved that were in Vermont service center. So hopefully we are looking at about 10 months maybe sooner. 

The App ""Lawfully"  estimates the time between 28 May and 26 August Hope they are right. all most 10 to 12 months

[YazminJ 22]

Just found this on the DHS website with some interesting information. If anyone was to know about processing times and such, it also says that cases with MSC will have an interview and others like EAC, VSC, and LIN might be waivered for the interview ( don’t take my word for it if it’s not, but it just states it in this article that it might be waivered) anyone with those centers are the lucky ones https://www.dhs.gov/publication/uscis-processing-concurrently-pending-forms-n-400-and-forms-i-751

[frank19910210 65]

5 minutes ago, YazminJ said:

Just found this on the DHS website with some interesting information. If anyone was to know about processing times and such, it also says that cases with MSC will have an interview and others like EAC, VSC, and LIN might be waivered for the interview ( don’t take my word for it if it’s not, but it just states it in this article that it might be waivered) anyone with those centers are the lucky ones https://www.dhs.gov/publication/uscis-processing-concurrently-pending-forms-n-400-and-forms-i-751

Oh this is very interesting. But it doesn't seem they have a recording of the webinar, or a transcript. I am curious about how they responded to some of the questions mentioned at the end of the article

[YazminJ 22]

Just now, frank19910210 said:

Oh this is very interesting. But it doesn't seem they have a recording of the webinar, or a transcript. I am curious about how they responded to some of the questions mentioned at the end of the article

I know right I’ve looked for it and can’t seem to find it anywhere yet. Hopefully someone uploads it online so we can know how they answered the questions. 

[frank19910210 65]

Just now, YazminJ said:

I know right I’ve looked for it and can’t seem to find it anywhere yet. Hopefully someone uploads it online so we can know how they answered the questions. 

I hope the powerful Youtube would have it, I don't even know USCIS holds such webinar sometimes 😅

[frank19910210 65]

2 minutes ago, YazminJ said:

I know right I’ve looked for it and can’t seem to find it anywhere yet. Hopefully someone uploads it online so we can know how they answered the questions. 

I hope that our GC can arrive before the time to apply for N-400, I have heard of stories that pending both applications can make things complicated. (Especially your local office don't have your i-751), you might end up waiting longer.

 

Also they say, once you file for N-400, they move your pending I-751 to MSC as well. 

[YazminJ 22]

Just now, frank19910210 said:

I hope the powerful Youtube would have it, I don't even know USCIS holds such webinar sometimes 😅

Lol hopefully, but neither did I. I just happened to find this article in one of the other forums on here and thought others would like to know. Now I know about the webinars I’m gonna keep my eye out for them. That be interesting to see how they answer all these questions. 

[frank19910210 65]

1 minute ago, YazminJ said:

Lol hopefully, but neither did I. I just happened to find this article in one of the other forums on here and thought others would like to know. Now I know about the webinars I’m gonna keep my eye out for them. That be interesting to see how they answer all these questions. 

Yes it surely is very interesting. Do you know where they have a list of upcoming webinars?? I would certainly like to join.

[YazminJ 22]

2 minutes ago, frank19910210 said:

I hope that our GC can arrive before the time to apply for N-400, I have heard of stories that pending both applications can make things complicated. (Especially your local office don't have your i-751), you might end up waiting longer.

 

Also they say, once you file for N-400, they move your pending I-751 to MSC as well. 

Yes hopefully it can, I’ve also hear some bad stories and some good stories where it has speed up the process so I guess it just depends. 
 

I'm already going to be waiting a while for mine anyway since mines already at MSC so it’s gonna be a long process 😬 

 

Yeah true so it might end up in MSC anyway we’ll have to see what happens. 
 

I’ll have to look it up and let you know where they have the webinars, I’m not sure yet where they have any links but if I find it I’ll let you know.

[frank19910210 65]

Just now, YazminJ said:

Yes hopefully it can, I’ve also hear some bad stories and some good stories where it has speed up the process so I guess it just depends. 
 

I'm already going to be waiting a while for mine anyway since mines already at MSC so it’s gonna be a long process 😬 

 

Yeah true so it might end up in MSC anyway we’ll have to see what happens. 
 

I’ll have to look it up and let you know where they have the webinars, I’m not sure yet where they have any links but if I find it I’ll let you know.

Thanks keep us posted pls!

 

Yes I have read some of the posts in the Naturalization forum ahahha. But I just hope we can receive more updates soon enough🤞

[debbietvxq 10]

15 hours ago, Bob in Boston said:

Possible rejection?  When did you download the  I. - 751 form

No, it shouldn't be rejection. I checked several times before I mailed out my package. I used the correct edition of form on USCIS website and write the correct amount on my check.

[YazminJ 22]

39 minutes ago, frank19910210 said:

Thanks keep us posted pls!

 

Yes I have read some of the posts in the Naturalization forum ahahha. But I just hope we can receive more updates soon enough🤞

So it seem like you have to just keep an eye out on this webpage https://www.dhs.gov/office-citizenship-and-immigration-services-ombudsmans-webinar-series under the ‘Upcoming webinars’ and there will be a link at the bottom of the page that they posted about the webinar, you click the link and it’ll take you to an email draft where you rsvp your info and then I think they will email you back the link to the webinar with information about it. 

[frank19910210 65]

2 minutes ago, YazminJ said:

So it seem like you have to just keep an eye out on this webpage https://www.dhs.gov/office-citizenship-and-immigration-services-ombudsmans-webinar-series under the ‘Upcoming webinars’ and there will be a link at the bottom of the page that they posted about the webinar, you click the link and it’ll take you to an email draft where you rsvp your info and then I think they will email you back the link to the webinar with information about it. 

Oh thanks a lot!

I will do that right now!!

[YazminJ 22]

Just now, frank19910210 said:

Oh thanks a lot!

I will do that right now!!

You’re welcome, I think you can only rsvp to the email when a webinar is announced but just keep an eye on that webpage that’s what I’m gonna do 😊

[jean Baptiste A 18]

Ok people hang in there it is going to be an interesting wait this time.

so yesterday, a letter came for my daughter. the letter mentioned that her fingerprint is waived ( I know some people say USCIS don't take minor's fingerprint well they took my daughter's during the AOS process ). Anyway should i wait for another one to come for me or should I call now? or is this one somehow means that both our fingerprints are waived?

Thanks.