November 2021 ROC Filers

[skapali 33]

7 minutes ago, Olga&Jared said:

It's been saying "Any day now" for over a month. My case was transferred to NBC after filing N-400 so I doubt it will be approved there at all.

I just got the any day now. My I751 is still at Vermont despite filing N400. Based on data I don't anticipate my I751 being approved until August and N400 no earlier than October. 

[Olga&Jared 267]

1 minute ago, skapali said:

I just got the any day now. My I751 is still at Vermont despite filing N400. Based on data I don't anticipate my I751 being approved until August and N400 no earlier than October. 

Hang in there! I think it might be a good thing that your case wasn't yet transferred. It still might be looked at before they schedule you for N-400 interview. I have no hope at this point and I'm also looking at another 6 months at least at my local office for citizenship interview. On top of that, I still can't get my 48-months extension from USCIS. Calling, e-requests don't work. Grrr. 

[skapali 33]

12 minutes ago, Olga&Jared said:

Hang in there! I think it might be a good thing that your case wasn't yet transferred. It still might be looked at before they schedule you for N-400 interview. I have no hope at this point and I'm also looking at another 6 months at least at my local office for citizenship interview. On top of that, I still can't get my 48-months extension from USCIS. Calling, e-requests don't work. Grrr. 

Sorry to hear that. Hope you get your 48 month extension soon. It's just sad that USCIS, senators, representatives don't care about immigrants lime us since we don't have a sob story etc 

[skapali 33]

Vermont I751 processing times just jumped 7 months to 28.5 months. They keep shifting the goal post. This is plain ridiculous

[Fe.Ta 858]

1 hour ago, skapali said:

Vermont I751 processing times just jumped 7 months to 28.5 months. They keep shifting the goal post. This is plain ridiculous

I can't believe this is happening.  Also, we are September 2022 and we are in Potomac, so we have been at "28.5" for a while and I would not be surprised if it jumps.  YET, you have this BS happening:
 

Like what in the USCIS' name is happening?  Why are March 2023 cases being issued cards within weeks or months?  I am hoping I am misreading or misinterpreting this.

[skapali 33]

8 minutes ago, Fe.Ta said:

I can't believe this is happening.  Also, we are September 2022 and we are in Potomac, so we have been at "28.5" for a while and I would not be surprised if it jumps.  YET, you have this BS happening:
 

Like what in the USCIS' name is happening?  Why are March 2023 cases being issued cards within weeks or months?  I am hoping I am misreading or misinterpreting this.

This is part of their new plan to drive down decision times and they achieve this by adjudicating new cases quicky to.lower the average processing time and haphazardly jumping all over the place. 

[Fe.Ta 858]

15 minutes ago, skapali said:

This is part of their new plan to drive down decision times and they achieve this by adjudicating new cases quicky to.lower the average processing time and haphazardly jumping all over the place. 

Thanks for the clarification.  It is still sad they work backwards.  I am sure there are people from 2021 or earlier that just have straight up cases that can be processed as quickly.  USCIS is just a mess. LOL

[lil.han 39]

so texas jumped to 28.5 months and i am so angry. 

i am trying to be patient but when we filed the turn around time was 8 months for Texas. The earliest I can even do anything is March 2025 if it even stays at that processing time. 

[Elena & Craig 80]

3 minutes ago, lil.han said:

so texas jumped to 28.5 months and i am so angry. 

i am trying to be patient but when we filed the turn around time was 8 months for Texas. The earliest I can even do anything is March 2025 if it even stays at that processing time. 

Not sure if those estimates are of any help. I currently stand at “approx.22 days until your case decision” for N-400. I can hardly believe they’ll send me an invitation in about those 22 days 🥺

[Rafagus 64]

Potomac 29 months.....

[Olga&Jared 267]

@OldUser Did you get an approval yet?

[OldUser 5,199]

8 hours ago, Olga&Jared said:

@OldUser Did you get an approval yet?

Nope 😅

[Olga&Jared 267]

12 hours ago, OldUser said:

Nope 😅

That's taking insanely long time! I'm sorry 😥 You didn't file N-400, right? I assumed that everyone from November filers who didn't go for citizenship got their I-751 approved by now. 

 

Also, I keep seeing more and more I-751 approvals for those who filed this year. Saw someone on lawfully getting approved in 66 days yesterday. That makes me so angry 🤬

[Cata&Ben 199]

On 6/10/2023 at 1:25 PM, skapali said:

Vermont I751 processing times just jumped 7 months to 28.5 months. They keep shifting the goal post. This is plain ridiculous

Do you know what happened?   I cannot understand why these people are playing with us. We did the right thing, and yet, we are facing so many difficulties. After reading all those posts, I do not know where our cases are.

[skapali 33]

10 minutes ago, Cata&Ben said:

Do you know what happened?   I cannot understand why these people are playing with us. We did the right thing, and yet, we are facing so many difficulties. After reading all those posts, I do not know where our cases are.

Did your I751 case get transfered or is it still at Vermont? I assume mine is at Vermont as u got no notice of the case being transfered ?