I-751 September 2021 Filers

[johnnyI129F 86]

1 hour ago, anon_G said:

Hi Sep 2021  I751 filers,

 

Has anyone recently got an approval from LIN (Nebraska center) ? Been waiting for 16+ months. Nebraska had 16 months processing time which now has been updated to 19 months. Just wondering which month applications that Nebraska is processing currently.

 

Any Insights would be helpful.

 

Thanks.

Whats your timeline ? Did you apply for citizenship yet ? LIN. Here as well ROC received Sep 27 2021 .. no update yet .. applied for citizenship on Dec 31 2022 ., just few days ago .. hope it will make the ROC moving . 

[Rocio0010 5,577]

8 hours ago, anon_G said:

Hi Sep 2021  I751 filers,

 

Has anyone recently got an approval from LIN (Nebraska center) ? Been waiting for 16+ months. Nebraska had 16 months processing time which now has been updated to 19 months. Just wondering which month applications that Nebraska is processing currently.

 

Any Insights would be helpful.

 

Thanks.

On a Facebook group I saw an approval from May 2021. And here I saw an approval for July 2021, so it seems that they’re working towards the end of fall into 2021 summer.

However, that information alone is not really useful unless we know if they applied for N400 or not

[Vicolas 121]

I had a combo interview today, N-400 with a pending LIN I-751. Both cases were approved. 751 interview questions were the basic ones, how we meet, where we live, etc., in the end officer asked for the most recent bill as additional supporting documents and that was it.

 

System hasn’t been updated yet but I’ll keep watching. This long journey is finally getting to the end. Wish you all best of luck and hang on tight!

[johnnyI129F 86]

3 minutes ago, Vicolas said:

I had a combo interview today, N-400 with a pending LIN I-751. Both cases were approved. 751 interview questions were the basic ones, how we meet, where we live, etc., in the end officer asked for the most recent bill as additional supporting documents and that was it.

 

System hasn’t been updated yet but I’ll keep watching. This long journey is finally getting to the end. Wish you all best of luck and hang on tight!

Congratulations! Thats amazing ! Your interview here in Salt lake city ? We are in Salt lake city too !

[Vicolas 121]

2 minutes ago, johnnyI129F said:

Congratulations! Thats amazing ! Your interview here in Salt lake city ? We are in Salt lake city too !

Thank you!!! Yes it’s quite amazing, in my case the N-400 definitely pulled in the I-751’s approval timeline.

 

My initial AOS was in Salt Lake but I moved out 2 years ago. I’ve heard the N-400 in Salt Lake is quite fast/easy too, good luck!! 

[johnnyI129F 86]

Thanks .. now i wish should have applied to citizenship like your timeline lol .. but applied 12/31/2022 .. 

 

How did you get the book for the citizenship test please ? Did they ask the civil question ? Test reading and writing ?  

20 minutes ago, Vicolas said:

Thank you!!! Yes it’s quite amazing, in my case the N-400 definitely pulled in the I-751’s approval timeline.

 

My initial AOS was in Salt Lake but I moved out 2 years ago. I’ve heard the N-400 in Salt Lake is quite fast/easy too, good luck!! 

Thanks .. now i wish should have applied to citizenship like your timeline lol .. but applied 12/31/2022 .. 

 

How did you get the book for the citizenship test please ? Did they ask the civil question ? Test reading and writing ?

[Vicolas 121]

29 minutes ago, johnnyI129F said:

Thanks .. now i wish should have applied to citizenship like your timeline lol .. but applied 12/31/2022 .. 

 

How did you get the book for the citizenship test please ? Did they ask the civil question ? Test reading and writing ?  

 

Thanks .. now i wish should have applied to citizenship like your timeline lol .. but applied 12/31/2022 .. 

 

How did you get the book for the citizenship test please ? Did they ask the civil question ? Test reading and writing ?

Never too late! 
 

I just downloaded the material from uscis website, they have the civic test with multiple versions(basic questions, text format, questions with background introduction etc.). Per their requirement I used the 2008 version, there’s total 100 questions. It’ll take some time to memorize them all, I started about 2 weeks prior to my interview. You can also find the writing and reading materials from the website , they are quite easy. In my interview the officer only read one sentence and I wrote it down on the tablet as the writing test, and I read one sentence from the tablet as the reading test. Focus on the civic practice first, leave the reading/writing to the last. 

[johnnyI129F 86]

6 minutes ago, Vicolas said:

Never too late! 
 

I just downloaded the material from uscis website, they have the civic test with multiple versions(basic questions, text format, questions with background introduction etc.). Per their requirement I used the 2008 version, there’s total 100 questions. It’ll take some time to memorize them all, I started about 2 weeks prior to my interview. You can also find the writing and reading materials from the website , they are quite easy. In my interview the officer only read one sentence and I wrote it down on the tablet as the writing test, and I read one sentence from the tablet as the reading test. Focus on the civic practice first, leave the reading/writing to the last. 

Great ! Thank you so much

sorry to ask alot .. Do they start with Citizenship interview / test .. then grab your US. Spouse and do the I751 interview ? Or both interviews the spouse with you ? I would appreciate the nitry bitty details from start to finish  

* Also did you travel outside the United States ? Do they ask about the trips ? Do they want to see the stamps on the passport ? 

[Eric&Mirella 367]

On 1/8/2023 at 4:18 AM, johnnyI129F said:

Hi Mirella! any update on the ROC?   

Just crickets.  I recently moved to a different state and had my interview for n400 scheduled just a couple of months after changing my address. 
 

I’ll let everyone know how it goes. 

[johnnyI129F 86]

1 minute ago, Eric&Mirella said:

Just crickets.  I recently moved to a different state and had my interview for n400 scheduled just a couple of months after changing my address. 
 

I’ll let everyone know how it goes. 

Good luck   When is your interview ? Location 

 

[jtdm 76]

4 hours ago, Vicolas said:

I had a combo interview today, N-400 with a pending LIN I-751. Both cases were approved. 751 interview questions were the basic ones, how we meet, where we live, etc., in the end officer asked for the most recent bill as additional supporting documents and that was it.

 

System hasn’t been updated yet but I’ll keep watching. This long journey is finally getting to the end. Wish you all best of luck and hang on tight!

Congrats! 

[Eric&Mirella 367]

42 minutes ago, johnnyI129F said:

Good luck   When is your interview ? Location 

 

Greer,SC on Feb 23rd 😅 I’m very nervous 

[jtdm 76]

My wife’s I751 was approved yesterday during the N400 interview. Definitely made a huge impact applying for citizenship in our case.

[Eric&Mirella 367]

4 minutes ago, jtdm said:

My wife’s I751 was approved yesterday during the N400 interview. Definitely made a huge impact applying for citizenship in our case.

Yup! I agree. This is the first time I hear something positive from USCIS since 2021. 

[Eric&Mirella 367]

2 hours ago, Vicolas said:

Never too late! 
 

I just downloaded the material from uscis website, they have the civic test with multiple versions(basic questions, text format, questions with background introduction etc.). Per their requirement I used the 2008 version, there’s total 100 questions. It’ll take some time to memorize them all, I started about 2 weeks prior to my interview. You can also find the writing and reading materials from the website , they are quite easy. In my interview the officer only read one sentence and I wrote it down on the tablet as the writing test, and I read one sentence from the tablet as the reading test. Focus on the civic practice first, leave the reading/writing to the last. 

Thanks for sharing, this is very helpful.