I-751 September 2024 Filers

[sweetieyou 13]

On 12/7/2024 at 10:18 PM, M Islam said:

wow! Congrats! That's really amazing! What evidence you provided in your packets? Could you please share?

This is the list from my cover letter:
 

Documents for Petition:

1. Application fee of $750 with Form G-1450 (Credit Card Authorization).
2. Completed Form G-1145 (E-Notification).
3. Completed and signed Form I-751.
4. Copy of Permanent Resident Card (front and back).
5. Copy of our marriage certificate.
6. Copies of passports for petitioner and spouse.

Evidence of Bona Fide Relationship:

7. Driver's licenses showing shared residence.
8. Tax returns for 2022 and filed jointly for 2023. The petitioner had no income after becoming a lawful resident in 2022 and her identity was not yet established so tax return in 2022 was filed separately.
9. Joint bank account and back transaction records.
10. Spouse’s credit card summary showing petitioner as an authorized user.
11. Two affidavits of support.
12. Joint apartment lease agreement.
13. Copies of offer letter and student ID from the University of XXXX.
14. Faculty/Staff IDs and offer letters from XXXX for both of us.
15. Life insurance policies naming each other as beneficiaries.
16. Spouse’s health insurance listing petitioner as a dependent.
17. Joint AEP electric bill. Columbia Gas and Spectrum Internet bills showing our names and the same address.
18. Photos with family, friends, coworkers, and shared activities.
19. Cards from family and friends.

After I sent the package, I noticed some people talked about a notice enclosed in the 2-year green card envelope. It says, "Use this tear-off portion to speed your application for an extension or replacement card."

But it was too late for me to include the notice in the package so I uploaded the scanned copy to the document section after my case was added to my online account.

I'm not sure if that helped but make sure to include the notice if you're about to file your i-751.

Let me know if you have any questions! 

 

[MNI 14]

On 12/11/2024 at 5:10 PM, sweetieyou said:

After I sent the package, I noticed some people talked about a notice enclosed in the 2-year green card envelope. It says, "Use this tear-off portion to speed your application for an extension or replacement card."

But it was too late for me to include the notice in the package so I uploaded the scanned copy to the document section after my case was added to my online account.

I'm not sure if that helped but make sure to include the notice if you're about to file your i-751.

Let me know if you have any questions! 

 

You are very lucky! again congrats! I added the tear off page with my package. hopefully it will help to expedite my case.

 

I sent my i-751 Packet on Dec 13

They received today on Dec 16

 

Praying my credit card payment go through successfully.

[sweetieyou 13]

3 hours ago, M Islam said:

 

You are very lucky! again congrats! I added the tear off page with my package. hopefully it will help to expedite my case.

 

I sent my i-751 Packet on Dec 13

They received today on Dec 16

 

Praying my credit card payment go through successfully.

I suggest you contact the bank or probably you can also put in the notice of the expected spending in the app. I did that and it went through without a problem. 

[MNI 14]

3 hours ago, sweetieyou said:

I suggest you contact the bank or probably you can also put in the notice of the expected spending in the app. I did that and it went through without a problem. 

I already talked to the bank they said it should be fine and they don't have this option lol. Its wells Fargo.

 

Finger crossed!!

[OldUser 10,595]

59 minutes ago, M Islam said:

I already talked to the bank they said it should be fine and they don't have this option lol. Its wells Fargo.

 

Finger crossed!!

Even when bank says they have some system to notify about upcoming charge - most likely they're making it up. Most of banks nowadays use automated AI based fraud detection. Human can only override some transaction and lift fraud flag only after it occurs 

[MNI 14]

On 12/16/2024 at 10:15 PM, OldUser said:

Even when bank says they have some system to notify about upcoming charge - most likely they're making it up. Most of banks nowadays use automated AI based fraud detection. Human can only override some transaction and lift fraud flag only after it occurs 

I agree. My card payment went through. I'm grateful.

[K.D.C 6]

My receipt date is 10/2 and I was expecting to wait until my N-400 filing to get any sort of update. On a whim yesterday I checked my case status and it's aleady been approved my card is being produced!

 

I'm happy to see I'm not the only one with that fast of approval! Does anyone know why it would be so fast? My husband is active duty so I was wondering if that would be why? Or did I just luck out and send the exact evidence they needed? 

 

Congrats for those that have been approved and hoping everyone else gets a quick response too!

[0NI 115]

Any updates here?

[sz1lk 2]

I filed September 3, 2024. They were "actively reviewing" September 10, but nothing at all since then. My case is at VSC, and I see VJ says VSC is processing August 17 NOA1 now, so I guess we'll see soon? Shocked some already received their new GCs last year...

[Tee_A 4]

No update on i751 case yet. Filed N400 online

Best of luck to everyone!

Edited September 23 by Tee_A

[Vivibabylol 1]

On 9/23/2025 at 9:10 AM, Tee_A said:

No update on i751 case yet. Filed N400 online

Best of luck to everyone!

I just filed N-400 too. No update on I-751 as well.

 

Hang in there guys!

[0NI 115]

Same here.

 

Filed N400 3 weeks ago. No update on I-751 application.

[OldUser 10,595]

1 hour ago, Vivibabylol said:

I just filed N-400 too. No update on I-751 as well.

 

Hang in there guys!

 

26 minutes ago, 0NI said:

Same here.

 

Filed N400 3 weeks ago. No update on I-751 application.

Pretty normal for I-751. My I-751 took 20.5 months. @Crazy Cat's wife's case took 44 months or so.

 

N-400 should help unblocking it. Good luck!

Edited 19 hours ago by OldUser

[Crazy Cat 45,445]

13 minutes ago, OldUser said:

@Crazy Cat's wife's csse took 44 months or so.

Yep.  When wife submitted her N-400, our I-751 had been pending 40 months.  Four months later, both the I-751 and N-400 were approved during our combo interview.  About 6 weeks after that (which included Christmas holidays), she took the oath.