I-751 February 2021 Filers

[Rafagus 64]

On 5/25/2023 at 12:39 AM, MrSingle2020 said:

Where in the app you see that info?

you have to search by ranges of case numbers, YSC would be the Potomac center 21 would be the fiscal year, and then for January 2022 you have the following  range 9007XXXX, so you pick a number, search like 300 cases, and look for one where they only say "case received" which will give a date, and then see the cases around that one.

[MrSingle2020 10]

4 hours ago, Rafagus said:

you have to search by ranges of case numbers, YSC would be the Potomac center 21 would be the fiscal year, and then for January 2022 you have the following  range 9007XXXX, so you pick a number, search like 300 cases, and look for one where they only say "case received" which will give a date, and then see the cases around that one.

Fun fact, cases around mine are approved and card already delivered  and mine still on fingerprints

Also, I wouldn’t really rely on that, as case number ending in one number less in this explanation would be same day or day before, but in my case, previous number has difference in 1,5 month. And next number after mine was already approved, but on the date 1 month before mine was received.

Edited June 1, 2023 by MrSingle2020

[OldUser 4,957]

2 hours ago, MrSingle2020 said:

Fun fact, cases around mine are approved and card already delivered  and mine still on fingerprints

Also, I wouldn’t really rely on that, as case number ending in one number less in this explanation would be same day or day before, but in my case, previous number has difference in 1,5 month. And next number after mine was already approved, but on the date 1 month before mine was received.

Go figure, I know many cases filed way after me being approved while mine is still waiting for action. USCIS doesn't process cases strictly sequentially. 

[Fe.Ta 857]

3 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Go figure, I know many cases filed way after me being approved while mine is still waiting for action. USCIS doesn't process cases strictly sequentially. 

Sadly, this is true.

[MrSingle2020 10]

29 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Go figure, I know many cases filed way after me being approved while mine is still waiting for action. USCIS doesn't process cases strictly sequentially. 

Yeah, that’s what I’m saying. And I don’t think that numbers after 21 attached to case the way the were received. So that’s why I’m saying, numbers doesn’t mean anything. It would be huge coincidence to review 100 cases(for example) before yours and after yours, and skip completely just one. 

[anotherimmigrant 0]

my wife got an interview notice for her N-400 (citizenship) application but we are out of town that day. Anyone know how long it will take if we were to reschedule the interview? when i searched, the answer Google gave me was 4-6 weeks which will then again cause issues with our scheduling. I wonder if she can reschedule it a second time.

[Rocio0010 5,570]

51 minutes ago, anotherimmigrant said:

my wife got an interview notice for her N-400 (citizenship) application but we are out of town that day. Anyone know how long it will take if we were to reschedule the interview? when i searched, the answer Google gave me was 4-6 weeks which will then again cause issues with our scheduling. I wonder if she can reschedule it a second time.

You have to be kidding me. Come on, attend the interview and get it done with!

[MrSingle2020 10]

6 minutes ago, Rocio0010 said:

You have to be kidding me. Come on, attend the interview and get it done with!

You said exactly what I was thinking while reading. 😂 

[anotherimmigrant 0]

1 hour ago, Rocio0010 said:

You have to be kidding me. Come on, attend the interview and get it done with!

i wish they gave her a 1 month notice. my wife got the letter today for an interview 1.5 week later. now we have to change our plans and it's going to cost us (flights/hotels/car rentals). sigh.

[Olga&Jared 267]

10 hours ago, anotherimmigrant said:

i wish they gave her a 1 month notice. my wife got the letter today for an interview 1.5 week later. now we have to change our plans and it's going to cost us (flights/hotels/car rentals). sigh.

I know it sucks but there're so many people who wish they were in your shoes in terms of finally having their interviews scheduled. You're very lucky. 

Edited June 2, 2023 by Olga&Jared

[Rocio0010 5,570]

12 hours ago, anotherimmigrant said:

i wish they gave her a 1 month notice. my wife got the letter today for an interview 1.5 week later. now we have to change our plans and it's going to cost us (flights/hotels/car rentals). sigh.

Doesn't she have an online account? She should. I can guarantee you that letter has been posted for about a month.

[veronicadc 18]

Has anyone gotten approved by Potomac YSC office from here recently? 

[PJN&MMR 107]

4 hours ago, veronicadc said:

Has anyone gotten approved by Potomac YSC office from here recently? 

Potomac? Hahahahahh I spoke with friend at DOS and they couldn't even get state visit visa visas through timely out of potomac.

 

just file for citizenship. They are waiting for you to do so. Were in the same boat. Just filed since its been 2.5 years and got sick of waiting.

 

 

[cocoVA 60]

On 6/2/2023 at 12:21 AM, anotherimmigrant said:

i wish they gave her a 1 month notice. my wife got the letter today for an interview 1.5 week later. now we have to change our plans and it's going to cost us (flights/hotels/car rentals). sigh.

 

Me personally wouldn't care less. I'd be flying back from Japan within one day to attend that.

Edited July 5, 2023 by cocoVA

[cocoVA 60]

anybody from MSC got approved recently? (I751)