I-751 September 2021 Filers

[Southern_Belle07 146]

I am so anxious about the silence here. Any approvals anyone?

[Joyoussinger 1,418]

7 minutes ago, Southern_Belle07 said:

I am so anxious about the silence here. Any approvals anyone?

It has been quiet, but that's to be expected given the slowness and backlogs. It will happen!

[Buboo 1]

As long as you have the extension letter, I 751 is not considered a priority. There are other applications which require all of USCIS's resources.

Your life is the same as having the 10y GC.  All that you can do with the 10y GC you can do with the 2y expired one+ the extension letter.

 

 

[Eric&Mirella 367]

25 minutes ago, Buboo said:

As long as you have the extension letter, I 751 is not considered a priority. There are other applications which require all of USCIS's resources.

Your life is the same as having the 10y GC.  All that you can do with the 10y GC you can do with the 2y expired one+ the extension letter.

 

 

I beg to differ, I’m an international event planner and many countries do no accept an expired green card as a visa waiver/exception.  Making my job more stressful, difficult, and also losing lots of work thus affecting my income opportunities. I have calculated at least low six figures of lost income. 
 

In several states people have issues while applying for loans, mortgages and even IDs if their green cards are expired. 
 

There is absolutely no reason or excuse why this situation cannot be fixed. 
 

I keep asking myself to be patient but is running low. 

[Southern_Belle07 146]

33 minutes ago, Buboo said:

As long as you have the extension letter, I 751 is not considered a priority. There are other applications which require all of USCIS's resources.

Your life is the same as having the 10y GC.  All that you can do with the 10y GC you can do with the 2y expired one+ the extension letter.

 

 

That gives me comfort. I may be traveling internationally multiple times due to work and personal reasons. Hence, my anxiety. Thank you for your insight!

[Buboo 1]

2 hours ago, Eric&Mirella said:

I beg to differ, I’m an international event planner and many countries do no accept an expired green card as a visa waiver/exception.  Making my job more stressful, difficult, and also losing lots of work thus affecting my income opportunities. I have calculated at least low six figures of lost income. 
 

In several states people have issues while applying for loans, mortgages and even IDs if their green cards are expired. 
 

There is absolutely no reason or excuse why this situation cannot be fixed. 
 

I keep asking myself to be patient but is running low. 

There are many reasons... but i prefer USCIS to issues Gc s and other important documents , despite the fact that i am also waiting for my ROC. And of course  to adjudicate my ROC as soon as possible.

[Rocio0010 5,577]

2 hours ago, Buboo said:

There are other applications which require all of USCIS's resources.

I understand your point and painfully have to agree with it, but with an expired GC it can be difficult to start a new job, apply for a DL, mortgage, loan, open a bank account...There is zero reason to take this much time to adjudicate I-751s. We just need USCIS to do what they are supposed to do, which is actually work. The problem is that the USCIS backlog does not make it to the media because yes, there are other pressing issues going on and not everyone is married to a foreigner.

[Buboo 1]

22 minutes ago, Rocio0010 said:

I understand your point and painfully have to agree with it, but with an expired GC it can be difficult to start a new job, apply for a DL, mortgage, loan, open a bank account...There is zero reason to take this much time to adjudicate I-751s. We just need USCIS to do what they are supposed to do, which is actually work. The problem is that the USCIS backlog does not make it to the media because yes, there are other pressing issues going on and not everyone is married to a foreigner.

There is zero reason to take this much time to adjudicate I-751s---there are a few million reasons for the delay. About 9.5

[Precisely 95]

I am a Feb 2022 filer and received an extension of 18 months on my original expired GC. I am MSC and can see MSC takes a long time.

 

Are there any of you September MSC filers still waiting for your interview? Have you had another letter extending your GC or are you still within your timeline?

 

Would really appreciate any responses! Thank you.

Edited May 11, 2022 by Apelcina

[Joyoussinger 1,418]

9 hours ago, Apelcina said:

I am a Feb 2022 filer and received an extension of 18 months on my original expired GC. I am MSC and can see MSC takes a long time.

 

Are there any of you September MSC filers still waiting for your interview? Have you had another letter extending your GC or are you still within your timeline?

 

Would really appreciate any responses! Thank you.

I think we're all still waiting, and hoping our interviews are waived. Our extension letters were for 24 months. 

[Rocio0010 5,577]

14 hours ago, Apelcina said:

I am a Feb 2022 filer and received an extension of 18 months on my original expired GC. I am MSC and can see MSC takes a long time.

 

Are there any of you September MSC filers still waiting for your interview? Have you had another letter extending your GC or are you still within your timeline?

 

Would really appreciate any responses! Thank you.

Join the thread for February filers 

 

[Carpe Vinum 2,314]

On 5/11/2022 at 6:25 PM, Apelcina said:

I am a Feb 2022 filer and received an extension of 18 months on my original expired GC. I am MSC and can see MSC takes a long time.

 

Are there any of you September MSC filers still waiting for your interview? Have you had another letter extending your GC or are you still within your timeline?

 

Would really appreciate any responses! Thank you.

Your timeline says you are a Feb 2021 filer. You should have received your updated 24 month extension letter. I'm pretty sure we all received the 24 month extension letters with our original NOA 1 as Sept 21 filers.

[Joyoussinger 1,418]

31 minutes ago, Carpe Vinum said:

Your timeline says you are a Feb 2021 filer. You should have received your updated 24 month extension letter. I'm pretty sure we all received the 24 month extension letters with our original NOA 1 as Sept 21 filers.

Yes. We got our 24 month letters, and anyone before us who got 18 month extensions got those upgraded to 24 months.

[Southern_Belle07 146]

1 minute ago, Joyoussinger said:

Yes. We got our 24 month letters, and anyone before us who got 18 month extensions got those upgraded to 24 months.

I love how our group is so helpful to others outside our timeline. Wishing for approvals and happy Friday everyone!!!!

[Joyoussinger 1,418]

47 minutes ago, Southern_Belle07 said:

I love how our group is so helpful to others outside our timeline. Wishing for approvals and happy Friday everyone!!!!

I love that, too! We're about helping each other, so why not! I second your wish and Happy Friday to you and everyone!