D&Wontheroad

You should be fine, but maybe consider getting an infopass appointment and get a I-551 stamp? It serves the same purpose and will need to get one anyways when your 1-year extension letter expires (while we wait longer).

Not completely conviced with your statement here. Looks absolutely random to me. Drop the case on one pile, and a administrative clerk will process any random case on top of any random pile at the moment is what it looks like to me. Many people have been waiting several months for an NOA2 while being model citizens, never traveling to any "questionable" country, working great jobs, university educated and so on. So unless you have some major questionable background, your review should not take any longer but just a few days extra from the moment your file falls on someones desk to approve or sent back.

I decided that perhaps I wasn't positive enough, so I decided to put a nice bottle of champagne in the fridge for when the NOa2 comes along so I can immediately kling some glasses perhaps this optimism looks... By now the bottle is cold enough and ready for use . I would say its NOA2 time for us November filers
*positive thoughts* *positive thoughts* *positive thoughts*
Good luck all
I decided that perhaps I wasn't positive enough, so I decided to put a nice bottle of champagne in the fridge for when the NOa2 comes along so I can immediately kling some glasses perhaps this optimism looks... By now the bottle is cold enough and ready for use . I would say its NOA2 time for us November filers
*positive thoughts* *positive thoughts* *positive thoughts*
Good luck all