I-751 September 2021 Filers

[Mekulisch 97]

Just now, AffableAndy said:

I had my N400 interview already prior to my I-751 approval. It cuts down the waiting time.

 

Also, a lot of people notice that their I-751 has no action taken until you file for citizenship. Then your files have to be reviewed.

Thank you!  I will get on that right away, then.  I appreciate your advice.

[Jymeff18 1]

How long does this process seem to take I applied for i-751 on 9/03/21? Last update was February of last year but also received 48 month extension yesterday 

[OldUser 5,094]

33 minutes ago, Jymeff18 said:

How long does this process seem to take I applied for i-751 on 9/03/21? Last update was February of last year but also received 48 month extension yesterday 

It depends on your service center and luck.

If you want to naturalize, you can submit N-400 whenever you get eligible (which you should be, unless you don't meet continuous residence and physical presence requirements).

Edited April 11, 2023 by OldUser

[Jymeff18 1]

Yeah it's texas service center I believe 

[aznhouston 124]

49 minutes ago, Jymeff18 said:

How long does this process seem to take I applied for i-751 on 9/03/21? Last update was February of last year but also received 48 month extension yesterday 

I'm also SRC filer, submitted July 2021 and also just got the 48 extension letter yesterday. 

[Tatjana&Velemir 119]

On 4/11/2023 at 11:50 AM, Jymeff18 said:

How long does this process seem to take I applied for i-751 on 9/03/21? Last update was February of last year but also received 48 month extension yesterday 

Same here!  We are SRC center filers back in September 21 and just got the 48 month extension yesterday, but that’s it. 

[Carpe Vinum 2,314]

My wife received the 48 month extension letter yesterday. Blah. When she got home from work and I gave it to her she said that my government is slower than the Philippines))) SRC here also.

Edited April 13, 2023 by Carpe Vinum

[vivfran 59]

Today I had my n400 interview and they let me know they had already approved my 1-751!! 

 

sept 2021 applied for removal of conditions 

sept 2022- applied for n400

october 2022 - transferred to nbc

march 2023 - 48 month extension letter received 

March 2023 - n400 interview scheduled 

April 13 2023 - n400 passed and approved 

 

awaiting scheduling oath ceremony!! 

 

[HawaiiLuv 3]

Hi, I finally received my card today, and want to give everyone here my timeline as reference: 

Apr 11, 2023, Card Was Mailed To Me
Apr 6, 2023, Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken
Apr 5, 2023, New Card Is Being Produced
Oct 28, 2021, Case Was Approved
Sep 30, 2021, case received at LIN

 

It’s been an exhausting journey for me (because I didn’t apply citizenship), but everyone here offered me great help and kind advice. Btw, It’s been weeks, my lawyer still hasn’t received my 48 extension letter but that doesn’t matter any more. 

I remember someone mentioned if you are close to end of the processing time, applying citizenship may not be helpful, instead, waiting patiently for ROC would be better. This worked for me personally.

[HawaiiLuv 3]

27 minutes ago, HawaiiLuv said:

Hi, I finally received my card today, and want to give everyone here my timeline as reference: 

Apr 11, 2023, Card Was Mailed To Me
Apr 6, 2023, Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken
Apr 5, 2023, New Card Is Being Produced
Oct 28, 2021, Case Was Approved
Sep 30, 2021, case received at LIN

 

It’s been an exhausting journey for me (because I didn’t apply citizenship), but everyone here offered me great help and kind advice. Btw, It’s been weeks, my lawyer still hasn’t received my 48 extension letter but that doesn’t matter any more. 

I remember someone mentioned if you are close to end of the processing time, applying citizenship may not be helpful, instead, waiting patiently for ROC would be better. This worked for me personally.

Oct 28, 2021 should be fingerprints update, Apt 6, 2023 should be case approval. 
 

[catnap 12]

Got an update today: "Case Transferred To Another Office" - What does this mean?

[Bavarian91 57]

4 minutes ago, catnap said:

Got an update today: "Case Transferred To Another Office" - What does this mean?

Did you apply for N400? They mostly move it to the field office  / closest office to your address to process them combined.

[catnap 12]

Just now, Bavarian91 said:

Did you apply for N400? They mostly move it to the field office  / closest office to your address to process them combined.

No I did not apply for N400

[OldUser 5,094]

22 minutes ago, catnap said:

No I did not apply for N400

Did you move?

[catnap 12]

17 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Did you move?

Nope