I-751 October 2021 Filers

[Crazy Cat 39,624]

24 minutes ago, Andy & Val said:

I guess they're hoping I get tired waiting and then file for citizenship somewhere down the line.

Yep.  They can collect your I-751 fee, then just sit on it until you pay again for the N-400.  Two fees for a single interview.  What a racket.  At least, we are done with USCIS forever.  No more address change reporting, no more trying to get an infopass appointment, no more keeping up with extension letters, no gathering evidence, and my wife can help vote the bums out of office!!

Edited March 2, 2023 by Crazy Cat

[OldUser 5,071]

1 hour ago, Elena & Craig said:

Not sure of how long this member @OldUser awaits by now but doesn’t want to file N-400 either. 

Since end of November 2021 😊

Will keep updated whenever I get I-751 approved.

[Loo1 91]

On 3/2/2023 at 12:47 PM, OldUser said:

Since end of November 2021 😊

Will keep updated whenever I get I-751 approved.

Since the start of October 2021 😬😬

[dleen 33]

On 2/16/2023 at 8:36 AM, dleen said:

Update:

N400 Case Status: Oath Ceremony was Mailed. Oath ceremony date: March 09, 2023. (Chicago Field Office)

I-751 Case Status: Changed today morning from "Case was Received" to "Case was approved".

And it's a wrap. My wife became a US. Citizen today. POE - Jan 10, 2020. Citizen - 03/09/2023.

[Joyoussinger 1,416]

1 hour ago, dleen said:

And it's a wrap. My wife became a US. Citizen today. POE - Jan 10, 2020. Citizen - 03/09/2023.

Congratulations!!!

[KandN 38]

Quick progress update (ROC was finally approved last week!):

• 10/4/2021 - Filed I-751 - assigned to LIN (Nebraska)
• Oct 2021 - fingerprints reused
• 10/1/2022 -  Filed N400 
• 12/9/2022 - N400 Interview Scheduled (Chicago FO)
• 1/23/2023 - Combo interview at Chicago FO. I-751 part was relatively easy (wife was required to attend as well), officer asked for proof of jointly filed taxes for 2021 and nothing else. Passed the civics test but was given a notice for N-400 that case must be reviewed (apparently they had to request I-751 case files to be transferred from Nebraska).
• 3/10/2023 - I-751 case transferred to NBC
• 4/6/2023 - I-751 Approved
• 4/10/2023 - N-400 recommended for approval and placed in oath line

There seems to be some issue with ROC cases in Nebraska that delays approvals post N-400 interview. I was preparing to get congressman and/or lawyers involved as the 120 day deadline since N-400 interview was approaching but glad that didn't have to go down that route.

 

Best of luck to everyone else - looks like October 2021 filers (even with Nebraska SC) are now seeing some movement.

[mangomochi 21]

Hey all. Texas service center here. Just got my greencard extension for 48 months letter.

[Cheschirecat 176]

My husband applied for  ROC on 10/21/2021. Today he got a message that card is being produced. He applied for N-400 on 1/27/2023 and the last message he received is that it is being actively reviewed!! Almost done!! 

[Sarge2155 4,571]

On 2/7/2023 at 2:51 PM, Loo1 said:

Not yet. I had been on the fence about applying. We’re in the process of moving to a different state, so we’re waiting until that’s done first. Really seems like they are trying to push citizenship 

USCIS has been known to turn and change on a dime, what you are on the fence about today might be sorrow tomorrow. I say get it while the getting is good, don't wish you had later!

[JJA1979 69]

Still waiting for 48 month extension letter

[Olga&Jared 267]

22 hours ago, JJA1979 said:

Still waiting for 48 month extension letter

I still haven't gotten one either (November 2021 filer). 

[Tidus992 47]

I-751 Approved, Received Congratulations Letter, Approval Notice 5/18

 

USICS Receive Date 10/29/2021

Received 48 Month Extension in March approved before 48 month extension was needed 8 months before 24 month extension expired.

Vermont Service Center

No Interview

 

There is hope folks who are still waiting.

Edited May 22, 2023 by Tidus992

[Cheschirecat 176]

On 5/22/2023 at 5:25 PM, Tidus992 said:

I-751 Approved, Received Congratulations Letter, Approval Notice 5/18

 

USICS Receive Date 10/29/2021

Received 48 Month Extension in March approved before 48 month extension was needed 8 months before 24 month extension expired.

Vermont Service Center

No Interview

 

There is hope folks who are still waiting.

 

[Cheschirecat 176]

Hubby’s citizenship interview is 6/20. We heard of one couple who is approved and has been waiting to take the oath since February😳 Good luck everyone 

[TastyCake 232]

On 5/22/2023 at 6:25 PM, Tidus992 said:

I-751 Approved, Received Congratulations Letter, Approval Notice 5/18

 

USICS Receive Date 10/29/2021

Received 48 Month Extension in March approved before 48 month extension was needed 8 months before 24 month extension expired.

Vermont Service Center

No Interview

 

There is hope folks who are still waiting.

We don't have the slightest bit of hope right now.  We even wrote to one of our senators whose office sent an inquiry on our behalf.  Over a month has passed and not a word from the senator's office or the USCIS.  Gee, that sure helped.

 

The Boston office isn't moving and should be ashamed of itself.  There should be an investigation of that office because something is not right over there.

 

So many couples have leapfrogged us from other offices.  I am happy for those people who achieve their goals but what is happening to some of us is just not right.