I-175 May 2019 Filers

[Bobval 21]

1 minute ago, JourneyingByUSCIS said:

@Bobval Much congrats to you guys. I see you are from Ohio as well? Were you guys LIN? Mind sharing your case without the last three numbers? We filed with the received date of May 24th and had biometrics in Oct; no update since. 

Case number LIN199049****

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

2 hours ago, Bobval said:

As at yesterday the 8th of May 2020 my new card is been produced, NOA date May 31st 2019. No interview probably because I had one during my AOS.

Congrats

[kranthi143 34]

On 5/7/2020 at 1:41 PM, Nette0726 said:

WAC filers -timeline 

Filed May 16 2019

Bio - Dec182019

Case status - Fingerprint applies to my case as of dec 2019 

No changes , Filing jointly 

Hoping to hear good news soon ! 

Almost same for me . NOA -13th May, biometrics completed on Dec 3rd, since than no update. Worst thing is USCIS case system won’t even recognize my case number. It throws an error msg.

[arman597 58]

On 5/9/2020 at 11:38 AM, Sarasota said:

Hello, looking for people at Potomac here.

 

How is your case going? Any updates past biometrics?

 

I'm a July filler trying to get an idea

 

Thank you

nothing, Biometrics done on 2/6/2020, updated on 2/8/2020 that fingerprints were taken, nothing since then, Filed July 3

[Aryma 10]

Hi all,

 

Just wanted to give an update that my "New Card Is Being Produced". Woooo!

I just got the update - we didn't have any interview either. Also didn't have to send any additional document  

 

Good luck everyone!!! 

[kranthi143 34]

2 minutes ago, Aryma said:

Hi all,

 

Just wanted to give an update that my "New Card Is Being Produced". Woooo!

I just got the update - we didn't have any interview either. Also didn't have to send any additional document  

 

Good luck everyone!!! 

Congratulations. When you filed and which service center??

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

Congrats!

[Aryma 10]

2 minutes ago, kranthi143 said:

Congratulations. When you filed and which service center??

Thank you! I am a LIN filler.

 

Here's my timeline:

I-751 Removal of Condition:

5/24/2019: ROC sent to USCIS Dallas via USPS (Day 1)

5/28/2019: ROC received date (Day 5)

6/4/2019: 18 month Extension letter received through Mail - Assigned to LIN (Day 12)

10/4/2019: ASC Appointment Notice date (Day 134)

10/16/2019: ASC Appointment Notice Letter Received (Day 146)

10/21/2019: ASC Appointment Biometrics Done (Day 151)

5/12/2020: New Card is Being Produced  (Day 354)

 

😄

[Hope&Love 38]

24 minutes ago, Aryma said:

Thank you! I am a LIN filler.

 

Here's my timeline:

I-751 Removal of Condition:

5/24/2019: ROC sent to USCIS Dallas via USPS (Day 1)

5/28/2019: ROC received date (Day 5)

6/4/2019: 18 month Extension letter received through Mail - Assigned to LIN (Day 12)

10/4/2019: ASC Appointment Notice date (Day 134)

10/16/2019: ASC Appointment Notice Letter Received (Day 146)

10/21/2019: ASC Appointment Biometrics Done (Day 151)

5/12/2020: New Card is Being Produced  (Day 354)

 

😄

Our timeline is super close. Did you get interview for AOS?

[Aryma 10]

9 minutes ago, Hope&Love said:

Our timeline is super close. Did you get interview for AOS?

I did!  I was wondering if maybe that's why I didn't get one now (That and all the docs I sent, I guess hehe)

[Hope&Love 38]

23 minutes ago, Aryma said:

I did!  I was wondering if maybe that's why I didn't get one now (That and all the docs I sent, I guess hehe)

What’s your lin number?

[Harold_Oakland 133]

Seems that the Texas Service Center has ignored their backlog and skipped on to approving July and September 2019 cases. USCIS is maddening.

[tu2008 97]

9 minutes ago, Harold_Oakland said:

Seems that the Texas Service Center has ignored their backlog and skipped on to approving July and September 2019 cases. USCIS is maddening.

That is not true. Most of April 2019 and May 2019 cases are being approved as before. The July-September 2019 cases getting approvals are ones transferred to local offices. As local offices cannot conduct interviews, they have lots of time on their hands and are helping out texas service center with their case load.

 

Please read the thread below and other months cases.

 

 

[Harold_Oakland 133]

6 minutes ago, tu2008 said:

 

 

Isn't that really to my point, though? They chose to transfer newer cases instead of older ones. I used the verb skipped to imply this. There are people languishing away from 2018 and early 2019. I'm well aware of these transfer and their choice is not equitable. It doesn't matter to say that the field offices have nothing to do and "have lots of time on their hands", that is a given. The point is people pay the same fee and expect an equitable return.

[PolarPear 8]

1 hour ago, Harold_Oakland said:

Isn't that really to my point, though? They chose to transfer newer cases instead of older ones. I used the verb skipped to imply this. There are people languishing away from 2018 and early 2019. I'm well aware of these transfer and their choice is not equitable. It doesn't matter to say that the field offices have nothing to do and "have lots of time on their hands", that is a given. The point is people pay the same fee and expect an equitable return.

I assume they probably had the late July-December cases sitting around and sent a batch....Mine didnt get transferred and I was Oct1