I-751 September 2021 Filers

[Rocio0010 5,572]

2 hours ago, Sk87 said:

I’m flying to UK but I booked my ticket in my married name however passport is in maiden name. Will this be a problem 

Not if you take your marriage certificate+ extension letter+ expired green card 

[Eric&Mirella 367]

4 hours ago, Sk87 said:

I’m flying to UK but I booked my ticket in my married name however passport is in maiden name. Will this be a problem 

I work in the events industry, both domestic and international. I have booked flights for hundreds of people, the general rule is to always book your international flight using the name on your passport. I’ve had people miss their flights because they booked their international tickets using other names not exactly as it appears on their passport. 
 

Airlines will check this and will charge you for a change of name, if it happens on the same day you are traveling. 
 

I travel internationally often and always book my tickets using the name on my passport. 
 

 

[Southern_Belle07 146]

3 hours ago, catnap said:

Same here! I had to go in for biometrics, but my status still says "your case was received". It never updated to reflect that my biometrics was taken. 

You guys are not the only one. 

 

Sent: Sept 19, 2021

Delivered: Sept 24, 2021

USCIS Received: Sept 26, 2021

Check cashed by USCIS: Sept 28, 2021

NOA with extension received: Oct 1, 2021

Biometrics waiver letter received: Nov 6, 2021

 

No updates in myuscis.

[Alekezam 161]

On 5/21/2022 at 7:13 PM, Southern_Belle07 said:

You guys are not the only one. 

 

Sent: Sept 19, 2021

Delivered: Sept 24, 2021

USCIS Received: Sept 26, 2021

Check cashed by USCIS: Sept 28, 2021

NOA with extension received: Oct 1, 2021

Biometrics waiver letter received: Nov 6, 2021

 

No updates in myuscis.

Cool, at least I now know there is some consistency with their failure to update our cases in system. 

 

It's a good thing to get some feedback from actual experiences. Hate to say it but I'm getting somewhat tired of all the people that just love to spout off answers based on speculation or opinion.

Edited May 23, 2022 by Alekezam
Grammar

[Southern_Belle07 146]

On 5/21/2022 at 7:47 PM, Eric&Mirella said:

I work in the events industry, both domestic and international. I have booked flights for hundreds of people, the general rule is to always book your international flight using the name on your passport. I’ve had people miss their flights because they booked their international tickets using other names not exactly as it appears on their passport. 
 

Airlines will check this and will charge you for a change of name, if it happens on the same day you are traveling. 
 

I travel internationally often and always book my tickets using the name on my passport. 
 

 

I am getting anxious again sis. Just found out last week that I need to travel internationally for work between September to October. No definite date yet. Didn't have to worry traveling domestic but you know how nerve-wracking it is to travel internationally due to the hassles it comes with. My passport is still in my old name.

 

I pray that we all get some good news this week!

[Carpe Vinum 2,311]

Looking at recent posts and the spreadsheet it seems SRC has ground to a halt 😕

[Joyoussinger 1,414]

8 minutes ago, Carpe Vinum said:

Looking at recent posts and the spreadsheet it seems SRC has ground to a halt 😕

Nothing seems to be happening at EAC, either.

[Carpe Vinum 2,311]

Just now, Joyoussinger said:

Nothing seems to be happening at EAC, either.

Blah...🙃

[eatphyllosophical 8]

Hi Everyone,

 

I hope you guys are doing fine beside waiting for the new green cards. For some personal reason, I need to fly back home for around 20 days in Dec. My questions were probably asked elsewhere but I would love to hear confirmations again from everyone for peace of mind:

 

1/I have not had the 10-year card yet. Can I still come back with my expired GC and extension letter?

 

2/If I don't apply for N-400 before I go,  when earliest can I apply in the case I will be out the US for 20 days? My sister argues with me if I leave without a pending N-400, I have to add 18 months before I can again. Is it true?

 

Thanks!

Edited May 28, 2022 by eatphyllosophical

[Rocio0010 5,572]

4 minutes ago, eatphyllosophical said:

1/I have not had the 10-year card yet. Can I still come back with my expired GC and extension letter?

And your valid passport. Yes.

 

4 minutes ago, eatphyllosophical said:

2/If I don't apply for N-400 before I go,  when earliest can I apply in the case I will be out the US for 20 days? My sister argues with me if I leave without a pending N-400, I have to add 18 months before I can again. Is it true?

 

You can apply whenever you were planning to. 20 days outside doesn’t affect your eligibility whatsoever.

[ODATT 26]

On 5/24/2022 at 6:03 AM, Carpe Vinum said:

Looking at recent posts and the spreadsheet it seems SRC has ground to a halt 😕

Can you link me to the spreadsheet please?

[Joyoussinger 1,414]

2 hours ago, ODATT said:

Can you link me to the spreadsheet please?

Here ya go:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vonQCJgs9HODO2Y1DdSs3HNyL_FRnMfenlIeDQAUpWg/edit#gid=1471319631

[lightson 74]

I lost my NOA with extension letter  Does USCIS issue a duplicate/copy? Looking to change jobs soon. 

[Rocio0010 5,572]

3 hours ago, lightson said:

I lost my NOA with extension letter  Does USCIS issue a duplicate/copy? Looking to change jobs soon. 

No, but they do give you a stamp on your passport that acts as such I think. Call them and ask for an info pass appointment 

[Eric&Mirella 367]

On 5/22/2022 at 10:43 PM, Southern_Belle07 said:

I am getting anxious again sis. Just found out last week that I need to travel internationally for work between September to October. No definite date yet. Didn't have to worry traveling domestic but you know how nerve-wracking it is to travel internationally due to the hassles it comes with. My passport is still in my old name.

 

I pray that we all get some good news this week!

Don’t forget to travel with your marriage certificate, in case they want to see proof of the name change. I’ve never been asked for this, but is better to be prepared.