I-751 filled it on time. Will they reject it?

[Rocio0010 5,565]

5 minutes ago, Mike E said:

to a specific day and then get them to justify that day. 

You’re not going to find that. Between day 90 and day 1 there are 89 possibilities.

 

6 minutes ago, Mike E said:

so is sending it 90 days before the gc expires your recommendation?

90 days or some days after

 

13 minutes ago, Mike E said:

not, why not?

Seriously? I’ve said it already! Because if you mail it on day 92 and it unexpectedly arrives a day earlier than the 90 days, it will get rejected.

[Mike E 11,723]

22 minutes ago, dwheels76 said:

Human Beings make mistakes many people have had petitions rejected or worst got all the way to a interview and petition denied because they said "You filed to early" when it wasn't the case.

I’d love to see a single example of an I-751 filed 90 days before a conditional green card expired  that was denied for filing to early.  

[Mike E 11,723]

20 minutes ago, ra0010 said:

You’re not going to find that. Between day 90 and day 1 there are 89 possibilities.

 

90 days or some days after

 

Seriously? I’ve said it already! Because if you mail it on day 92 and it unexpectedly arrives a day earlier than the 90 days, it will get rejected.

You are the one  who wrote file it 3-4 days early.  Your response “or some days after” is equivocal. 
 

My question never asked about filing 92 or 91 days before the gc expired.  
 

Last word is yours.  Over and out for me on this thread. 

[arken 4,197]

I'd say this is the time when mods should jump in, it's getting dragged for no reason.

[dwheels76 5,462]

57 minutes ago, Mike E said:

I’d love to see a single example of an I-751 filed 90 days before a conditional green card expired  that was denied for filing to early.  

It was someone who posted in our I-751 group on Facebook went all the way to his N-400 interview and it was denied because it was 1 day early. Not the N-400 but I-751. It happens. I have seen a few rejected on day 90 day.
I do believe they go by mail date not receive date who knows.
People get denied everyday over stupid USCIS errors.

[Hello729 74]

On 11/16/2021 at 2:24 AM, cal_bear_ said:

Hi! Firstable, I really appreciate anyone who passed by and leaves their comment, advice on this forum. I'm kinda in panic now because I dropped my I-751 package on 11/12 in ups, and my 90 day window opens is 11/13. However, the package is delivered and signed by one of the USCIS Phoenix officer on 11/15. Will they reject me? 

 

Again thank you so much for your timing and advice! Wishing all the good luck on your application as well.

I honestly don't think that just because it was a day early that they are going to reject it. 

[Rocio0010 5,565]

1 hour ago, Hello729 said:

I honestly don't think that just because it was a day early that they are going to reject it. 

Package was not delivered a day early. It was delivered two days after the window opened, so OP will be fine.

That being said, they can reject packages that are delivered one day early.

[Wierobles 8]

We sent our packet on 11/6 via UPS and it was received on 11/12 by a certain Lopez. We still have not received any text or email. Check has not been encashed as of this date. Can’t help but be anxious. 

[Mr Genuis 91]

On 11/16/2021 at 4:36 AM, cal_bear_ said:

 

I told my husband to send it on the exact day, he just messed it up, and I was out of the town. Will the USCIS officer count those shipping days within those 90 days?Or is the 90-day window open the day the USCIS officer received the i751 package?

Yes. Uscis will processed on the date it was filled up and signed not when it was received. It will definitely be return back to you with no doubt.

Edited November 22, 2021 by Mr Genuis

[arken 4,197]

6 hours ago, Mr Genuis said:

Yes. Uscis will processed on the date it was filled up and signed not when it was received. It will definitely be return back to you with no doubt.

Absolutely not true.

[Rocio0010 5,565]

6 hours ago, Mr Genuis said:

Yes. Uscis will processed on the date it was filled up and signed not when it was received. It will definitely be return back to you with no doubt.

Source?

[Mr Genuis 91]

2 hours ago, arken said:

Absolutely not true.

Alright. Let wait for update on his application.

[cal_bear_ 1]

Hi guys! Really appreciate for the response. I’ve been a bit busy lately. Anyway, I just wanna keep you update about my case in case someone needs help. My 90 days open window is 11/13. —As I said I downloaded and signed the 2 weeks early.

—I wrote the exact date 11/13 when I signed the form. 

—My husband sent the package by mistake on 11/12. One day early the 90 days open window

— The package is delivered and signed on 11/15

— I received the text notification on 11/18

— I got the mail today 11/22 that my green card is extended for 24 months. 
Again thanks for the reply and i wish you all the best of luck.

[Mr Genuis 91]

So I just checked my i751 case online  it is ready to be scheduled for interview. I filed February 8 2021. I received noticed for biometrics in August . Had my biometrics taken on August 24th 2021. And interview ready to be scheduled as of  11/24/2021. ( MSC). I was praying for my interview to be waived but I see I must go for interview. I seriously don't like interviews and I am very nervous. How did your interview go? How long did it take for your actual interview Date to be scheduled?

[Locito 85]

11 hours ago, Mr Genuis said:

So I just checked my i751 case online  it is ready to be scheduled for interview. I filed February 8 2021. I received noticed for biometrics in August . Had my biometrics taken on August 24th 2021. And interview ready to be scheduled as of  11/24/2021. ( MSC). I was praying for my interview to be waived but I see I must go for interview. I seriously don't like interviews and I am very nervous. How did your interview go? How long did it take for your actual interview Date to be scheduled?

Someone else will likely be able to post a link to change in USCIS policy in 2018 or something, meaning virtually all of us who came here on a CR-1 (married to a US Citizen for less than two years on the day you were admitted to the US as a permanent resident) will face an interview. Some I-751 cases are routed to service centers that can recommend the interview to be waived (mostly people who already got an AOS interview), but CR-1s mostly go to MSC = interview scheduling.

 

And I don’t like the thought of people prying into my private matters, ie. asking how you met, sending financial records etc., but this is US immigration so it is what it is.

 

Having to go the interview is frustrating, but if you have a genuine marriage, you’ve got nothing to worry about. I think someone here had the stats that 95% of all I-751 cases are approved.

 

And even if someone isn’t happy with their initial evidence I-751, they can always present more evidence at the interview.

 

If you filed jointly, just remember to take your US citizen spouse with you to the interview 😅