Question regarding Biometrics

[Adders321 1]

Hello all,

 

I would just like to say thank you to whoever reads and replies to my questions, I really appreciate you taking the time. So, my 2-year card expired February of this year, but me and my wife filed the I-751 in December 2022. It's almost been 1 year since we filed and my case still shows as "case received" Now, since then I haven't had a Biometrics appointment scheduled, I believe this was supposed to take place 6-12 weeks after? Is there a possibility that It's not a requirement for my renewal? again, sorry I am just a bit confused/nervous about this. My wife says it's fine, but I just wanted to ask if this has happened with anyone else and what the outcome was, did you have to contact the USCIS to verify? also is there a possibility that i could receive my 10-year card this year, or most likely after the expiration date of my original card (February 2023) I just want to hopefully try to surprise my wife with my 10 year card, I know this is something I can't control but what happens after "case received" once again, thank you so much.

[Crazy Cat 39,689]

If the case has been received by USCIS, you are stuck until they get around to processing it. My wife's case took 44 months before it was approved (in a combo N-400/I-751 interview).  I suggest filing an N-400 as soon as eligible.  Nothing more you can do.

Edited October 11, 2023 by Crazy Cat

[Adders321 1]

Thank you I appreciate the response, well. I guess all I can do is just be hopeful, thank you so much.

[OldUser 5,109]

I've seen biometrics reuse / appointment taking a year or more in some cases.

4-6 weeks after filing is to receive extension letter

[SalishSea 16,921]

Our biometrics were reused, and we were notified of that only months in.   Took 18 months at Nebraska overall.