I-751 October 2021 Filers

[Blasian 2]

2 hours ago, aznhouston said:

That would keep increasing as I submitted last July and it's already 15 months for me. 

i was excited when it was 11 months. then 13 months.. and now 15.5.. it's gonna be nextyear..

[dleen 33]

On 10/29/2022 at 5:50 AM, dleen said:

We see a status update as of Oct 28 that my wife’s  biometrics was scheduled. We haven’t received the mail yet. My wife had her biometrics for I-751 in Nov 21. She immigrated through consular processing and not adjustment of status. From my experience, if one has adjusted status and has had an interview with USCIS, then you have a big chance of I-751 interview waiver provided you have submitted solid proof of bonafide marriage. If one has immigrated through Consular processing i.e. the interview was conducted by DOS and one has not had an interview in the US, then in most cases, an I-751 interview will be scheduled. The same may be true for biometrics.

We received the biometrics for N400 in the mail. The biometrics appointment is Nov 16, 2022.

[TastyCake 232]

On 11/3/2022 at 1:59 PM, Blasian said:

i was excited when it was 11 months. then 13 months.. and now 15.5.. it's gonna be nextyear..

I'm convinced the service centers are now punting most of the I751s and letting people get frustrated so they submit the N400 and letting the field offices handle them.

[Cheschirecat 176]

14 hours ago, TastyCake said:

I'm convinced the service centers are now punting most of the I751s and letting people get frustrated so they submit the N400 and letting the field offices handle them.

I agree with this 

[Knome 245]

I just submitted my N400 today online. LIN filer.

[Oaklandish 8]

Finally, there is an update on my case today! Case status changed to New Card Is Being Produced. Took them exactly 12.5 months as per the current WAC case processing time posted on USCIS. I am excited and relieved! Glad I held off on filing the N-400, feeling that it would have delayed things a bit. Anyway, now I have to wait until I receive the card in my hand. I filed AR-11 for address change earlier this year. Let's see if USCIS sends the card to the right address. USPS messed up the mail delivery last time and returned the card to USCIS. Took me another 3 months to get  USCIS to resend it. I'll watch my mailbox like a hawk.

Edited November 10, 2022 by Oaklandish

[Mike E 11,727]

Congrats.  In our case, it took less than a week for a tracking number to show up in the case status. 
 

You will know if the card is coming to your new address if you have usps informed delivery set up at your new address and deleted from your old address.  Then if usps sends you an email or text about your green card through informed delivery the card is likely coming to you at your new address. 

[Joyoussinger 1,417]

7 hours ago, Oaklandish said:

Finally, there is an update on my case today! Case status changed to New Card Is Being Produced. Took them exactly 12.5 months as per the current WAC case processing time posted on USCIS. I am excited and relieved! Glad I held off on filing the N-400, feeling that it would have delayed things a bit. Anyway, now I have to wait until I receive the card in my hand. I filed AR-11 for address change earlier this year. Let's see if USCIS sends the card to the right address. USPS messed up the mail delivery last time and returned the card to USCIS. Took me another 3 months to get  USCIS to resend it. I'll watch my mailbox like a hawk.

Congratulations!

 

[Oaklandish 8]

10 hours ago, Mike E said:

Congrats.  In our case, it took less than a week for a tracking number to show up in the case status. 
 

You will know if the card is coming to your new address if you have usps informed delivery set up at your new address and deleted from your old address.  Then if usps sends you an email or text about your green card through informed delivery the card is likely coming to you at your new address. 

Thank you! We did update Informed delivery to our new address. I'll wait for the tracking number. Approval notice was sent today. 

[Loo1 91]

Anyone have ROC approved from the Texas office yet? The continued delays are so disheartening 😬

[A110 80]

Potomac Center seems to be the worst.

[Rearviewmirror 380]

18 minutes ago, Dude41 said:

Potomac Center seems to be the worst.

Yup... And barring a miracle that's where my case will be assigned...

Edited December 6, 2022 by Rearviewmirror

[A110 80]

Just now, Rearviewmirror said:

Yup... And barring a miracle that's where my case will be assigned...

I am also in DC and got assigned to Potomac

[Rearviewmirror 380]

Just now, Dude41 said:

I am also in DC and got assigned to Potomac

 

BUT - it does look like filing N400 for I751s assigned to Potomac shakes the whole thing loose within 4-6 months.

[A110 80]

Just now, Rearviewmirror said:

 

BUT - it does look like filing N400 for I751s assigned to Potomac shakes the whole thing loose within 4-6 months.

Perhaps,but DC is not a great office for processing N400's either. That being said EAD's and I485's seem to be getting processed way faster than previously, maybe USCIS will start with I751's too .