US Immigration from Hong Kong

Has anyone filed their I-751 yet this month? We are planning to overnight ours tomorrow so that it will arrive in Phoenix on Friday, May 10.

My wife and I are currently waiting on our I-130 to get approved. I filed May 11,2023 and have been pushed back twice, after getting down to less than a week we get pushed back 9 months. This was the second time. She is Filipina and is working in Hong Kong. My question is about the I-485. Can I file that form after she comes home, or does it have to be done/approved before she can come home?

My green card expired in 3/2023, I filed I-90 to renew in 10/2022 in USCIS's website

until now I still haven't received my new green card. Instead they gave me a letter I-797, it said it extends my green card for 24 months...

But still.... I has been over 450 days since I filed I-90.

USCIS website shows that process time of green card 10 year renewal is about 9 months... and replacing green card is 28.5 months

I called USCIS, the automated message just read out the status on USCIS's webpage... It is impossible to talk to agent thru the USCIS contact center.

If i say "talk to agent", the robot will say "if you insist to talk agent, I will have to release the call"

So what can I do? is anyone waiting that long?

Hi all, I am in a dilemma... my N400 was approved in 2023 and finally received the Oath ceremony is scheduled in February. However, I have internation travel plan late March (part business part lesiure).

While I am excited to become a citizen, I believe at the Oath Ceremony, I will need to turn in my green card... which also mean I don't have travel documents and I will not be able to apply for a US passport in time.

What would you recommend? Is it difficult to get the Oath Ceremony to be rescheduled? Or is there a way I can still travel without US passport even though I will become US citizen.

TIA!

I have tried over and over and over to get information on my wife's 10-year Green Card. It's been over 5 years since we filed. USCIS sent her Green Card after waiting over a year for it to a previous address that we were forced out of by property management in order to renovate the apartment. After over a year of waiting they finally get off their butts and send it at the same time we are being kicked out. We changed our address immediately, but it was too late. Trying to even get a document number for proof for my federal employment has been a pain in the ###. I don't know where to turn. I can't log-in online at myUSCIS because they won't send me a verification code. I'm losing opportunities because of this #######, and it's pissing me off. I don't think it's fair that USCIS decides to send a very important document over the mail 18 months after applying at exactly the same time we are being kicked out of our apartment.