I-751 MAY 2022 Filers

[Scott001 119]

10 hours ago, Don0 said:

Hi guys! I just got a notice of extending my green card validity to 48 months! 🙃 I'm not really sure if I should do anything right now or just wait.. 

 

Any update with you guys who didnt get their 10 yr gc yet? 

Got the same notice myself today. The NOA was date March 1 

[Scott001 119]

Since I can't edit my post anymore I have to make a new one. Sorry for spaming it up today. 

 

After browsing the last few pages of other I-751 filer threads it looks like USCIS sent a ton of the 48 month extension letters out recently. 

[Caligirl1 201]

6 hours ago, Scott001 said:

Just got an NOA today. Was hoping it was for an Interview or biometrics but nope. It was a 48 month extension letter. But on the bright side, I know for sure the case was transfered to the National Benifits Center. 

 

Heres to hoping it doesn't actully take 4 years. 

🤔 great....🤷‍♀️ I see you applied for ROC at the same time , May '22... so I assume my NOA extension is on the way,too.....

[mepck 197]

3 hours ago, Caligirl1 said:

🤔 great....🤷‍♀️ I see you applied for ROC at the same time , May '22... so I assume my NOA extension is on the way,too.....

Keep us posted! I have similar timeline as you guys as well.. Thanks!

[Caligirl1 201]

On 3/7/2023 at 11:59 AM, mepck said:

Keep us posted! I have similar timeline as you guys as well.. Thanks!

So, I haven't gotten a 48 month extension,yet. But already thinking about the N-499application: should I just send the documents required by uscis or add already the once you're supposed to bring to the interview,ike bank statements and so on ??🤔 how are you guys going about it? I'm eligible in May.  

[OldUser 5,053]

1 minute ago, Caligirl1 said:

 But already thinking about the N-499application: should I just send the documents required by uscis or add already the once you're supposed to bring to the interview,ike bank statements and so on ??🤔 how are you guys going about it? I'm eligible in May.  

What's N-499? You mean N-400?

Submit as much as possible with initial filing to avoid RFE and bring the rest to the interview.

[Caligirl1 201]

1 minute ago, OldUser said:

What's N-499? You mean N-400?

Submit as much as possible with initial filing to avoid RFE and bring the rest to the interview.

Ooops🤣🤣yes N- 400.typo😉 so you recommend all of it, bank statements, pay stubs since filing I-751, tax transcripts?

[OldUser 5,053]

13 minutes ago, Caligirl1 said:

Ooops🤣🤣yes N- 400.typo😉 so you recommend all of it, bank statements, pay stubs since filing I-751, tax transcripts?

Of course, you need to prove your marriage just like you did for I-751 and AOS / CR-1 when filing under 3 year rule. Not sure if pay stubs are needed though. Just the evidence that has both names on it.

Edited March 14, 2023 by OldUser

[Caligirl1 201]

1 minute ago, OldUser said:

Of course, you need to prove your marriage just like you did for I-751 and AOS / CR-1 when filing under 3 year rule. Not sure if pay stubs are needed though. Just the evidence that has both names on it.

So basically all the things they got for I-751  just up to date, like bank statements or bills ok

[OldUser 5,053]

1 minute ago, Caligirl1 said:

So basically all the things they got for I-751  just up to date, like bank statements or bills ok

Yes, there's two approaches. Either submitting all the evidence since marriage date or only updated information after I-751 filing. You do what's more comfortable for you.

[Caligirl1 201]

1 minute ago, OldUser said:

Yes, there's two approaches. Either submitting all the evidence since marriage date or only updated information after I-751 filing. You do what's more comfortable for you.

I think, I'm going to send everything since I-751 because the stuff since marriage they got already twice. Thanks for your input!👍

[mepck 197]

47 minutes ago, Caligirl1 said:

So, I haven't gotten a 48 month extension,yet. But already thinking about the N-499application: should I just send the documents required by uscis or add already the once you're supposed to bring to the interview,ike bank statements and so on ??🤔 how are you guys going about it? I'm eligible in May.  

I will wait for two more years for N400, I am not ready to study all those questions (yet) LOL... I need a break! 😛  Good luck for your N400!

[Caligirl1 201]

8 minutes ago, mepck said:

I will wait for two more years for N400, I am not ready to study all those questions (yet) LOL... I need a break! 😛  Good luck for your N400!

@mecpk : that's exactly why I'm not waiting, I wanna be done with dealing with uscis, plus I want to be able to vote next year 😉

[mepck 197]

1 hour ago, Caligirl1 said:

@mecpk : that's exactly why I'm not waiting, I wanna be done with dealing with uscis, plus I want to be able to vote next year 😉

I hear ya! I want to be done with USCIS as well, yet am not ready to add more stress preparing documents for N400 and study LOL..  Earlier I was thinking to apply N400 after I have 10 year GC in hand, but with this 48 months extension, who knows when I will have the GC in hand hahaha

Edited March 14, 2023 by mepck

[Caligirl1 201]

8 hours ago, mepck said:

I hear ya! I want to be done with USCIS as well, yet am not ready to add more stress preparing documents for N400 and study LOL..  Earlier I was thinking to apply N400 after I have 10 year GC in hand, but with this 48 months extension, who knows when I will have the GC in hand hahaha

True.....they might come up with another extension...you never know 🤪I don't want to jinx it 😉