roc Report receiving 24 months i751 extension letters here please

[lottles 14]

1 minute ago, Bhinda C said:

Its in the news release linked in first post. 24 months from harr copy green card expiry date.

Yeah. That's what I thought. How silly is that. So I have an extension that expires next month but a 551 stamp that expires July 2022.

[Keila_27 32]

751 filed on: 02/10/2021

green card expired on: 05/07/2021

n400 filed? (Yes/No): No

new extension letter i797 recieved date: 12/13/2021 (notice date)

First 3 of Receipt Number - MSC

[Wisconsinbly 32]

i751 filed on: 6/10/2020

green card expired on: 8/29/2018

n400 filed? (Yes/No): No

new 24 months extension letter i797 received date: 12/14/2021 (didn't have it in the mail until 12/20/2021)

First 3 of Receipt Number (MSC/LIN/IOE etc): LIN

[Southern_Belle07 146]

On 12/28/2021 at 7:51 AM, lottles said:

Filed Nov 2019. Recieved 18 month extension. That expired July 2021. Went for stamp and that is good till July 2022. This week Recieved 24 month extension letter.

Question - is 24 months from passport stamp in July 2021 or from original green card expired in Jan 2020? 24 months put me expired again next month if that's the case lol. 

It should be in the first 3 statements of your 24 month letter 

[lottles 14]

On 12/29/2021 at 11:20 AM, Southern_Belle07 said:

It should be in the first 3 statements of your 24 month letter 

It does say 24 months green card expiration.  What is frustrating is that they are so far behind that I got my 551 stamp as 18 month extension expired July 21. So technically I am good till July 22. The 24 month letter extension expires Jan 22 lol. 

Edited January 1, 2022 by lottles

[Southern_Belle07 146]

17 hours ago, lottles said:

It does say 24 months green card expiration.  What is frustrating is that they are so far behind that I got my 551 stamp as 18 month extension expired July 21. So technically I am good till July 22. The 24 month letter extension expires Jan 22 lol. 

Oh my they make it so much confusing huh? Lol

[Gringuitico 4]

 

i751 filed on: 11 Sept 2020

 

green card expired on: 03 Dec 2020

 

n400 filed? (Yes/No): Yes

 

new extension letter i797 recieved date: 14 Dec 2021

 

First 3 of Receipt Number (MSC/LIN/IOE etc): MSC

Edited January 3, 2022 by Gringuitico

[Southern_Belle07 146]

2 hours ago, Gringuitico said:

 

i751 filed on: 11 Sept 2020

 

green card expired on: 03 Dec 2020

 

n400 filed? (Yes/No): Yes

 

new extension letter i797 recieved date: 14 Dec 2021

 

First 3 of Receipt Number (MSC/LIN/IOE etc): MSC

Wait, did you file I-751 and N-400 in the same year? How is that possible?

[Gringuitico 4]

44 minutes ago, Southern_Belle07 said:

Wait, did you file I-751 and N-400 in the same year? How is that possible?

No, we filed the i751 in 2020, then got the 18 month extension about a week later. Then, a couple weeks ago (Dec 2021), we got that 24 month extension that apparently a lot of other folks got around the same time. Our 18 month extension would have expired around June, but we're not expecting our interview until August/September, based on the best estimates we can scrape together.

 

We filed the N400 this year, right before Xmas.

Edited January 3, 2022 by Gringuitico

[MarryMe987654 241]

751 filed on: sent via USPS on 12/20/2021, received on 12/22/2021

green card expired on: 03/03/2022

n400 filed? (Yes/No): No

new extension letter i797 received date: 12/24/2021 (notice date)

First 3 of Receipt Number - YSC

[Southern_Belle07 146]

On 1/2/2022 at 11:12 PM, Gringuitico said:

No, we filed the i751 in 2020, then got the 18 month extension about a week later. Then, a couple weeks ago (Dec 2021), we got that 24 month extension that apparently a lot of other folks got around the same time. Our 18 month extension would have expired around June, but we're not expecting our interview until August/September, based on the best estimates we can scrape together.

 

We filed the N400 this year, right before Xmas.

So you are in citizenship filing now. I wonder if there's an overlapping interview with I-751 when you are now eligible for a schedule of citizenship test. Let us know please when you make progress 😀

[Gringuitico 4]

On 1/5/2022 at 8:17 AM, Southern_Belle07 said:

So you are in citizenship filing now. I wonder if there's an overlapping interview with I-751 when you are now eligible for a schedule of citizenship test. Let us know please when you make progress 😀

Yeah.  We have simultaneous applications pending for both Removal of Conditions (i-751) and Naturalization (N-400).  We've done biometrics for both now (well, my wife has).  As of today, we just got a notice that she's been scheduled for an interview for the Removal of Conditions (not sure the date yet, until we get the letter in the mail).

[fernando Urrea 0]

Good day, can my wife apply for a citizen ship who has been a resident for more than 3 years but she has not received the permanent green card, she received the 24 moths extension letter.

 

Thanks

 

 

[Gringuitico 4]

3 minutes ago, fernando Urrea said:

Good day, can my wife apply for a citizen ship who has been a resident for more than 3 years but she has not received the permanent green card, she received the 24 moths extension letter.

 

Thanks

 

 

Short answer: yes.

 

The rule is that, as the wife of a citizen, she can apply for citizenship after 3 years of living in the US as a lawful permanent resident.  In fact, we just did that for my own wife a few months ago, while we were still waiting on her removal of conditions application (which was happily just approved a few days ago).

 

I can't seem to post links here, for some reason, but if you Google "USCIS Naturalization Eligibility Tool", the first link will take you to a Q&A from them that will confirm this.

 

One nice thing is, with the N400 application for naturalization, you can actually file online, even with scanned copies of all your supporting evidence.

 

Now... Down side.. She'll need to remain a lawful permanent resident in order to stay here while all that plays out. Last i saw, the application process was taking on the order of 2 years. So... Really hope she gets that extension and is able to have her conditions removed, in order to take the issue off.

 

Good luck!