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2 minutes ago, Cincyman said:

Just 2 months is very fine, don't worry. 

You should read an know all required things, and the rules of the citizenship. 

https://www.uscis.gov/n-400

 

Thanks!

On 5/4/2018 at 2:57 AM, Nathan N. said:

Good luck man! I 751 is simply easy as long as your spouse agrees to show up for an interview and have married joint tax filing, you have 80% of passing rate! It just sucks because the waiting game never stops.

Thanks for sharing your information. really helpful. we being waiting for  almost a year and half, still nothing.

just one question, did IO ask you to write or read anything while you being interview?  if yes, like what? 

Thank you.

14 minutes ago, Cincyman said:

If he be inside US more than 6 months per one year, he will be fine. 

No, he only out for less than 2 months,  does he needs any other information to file N-400? Thank you, 

1 minute ago, Lemon23 said:

Depends how many months he stayed out of the US, if only like weeks then he should be fine applying N-400

Was there for almost 2 months, is that too long?

14 minutes ago, Cincyman said:

I see! 

17-19 months from the date that we sent our files. So this means there is nothing new  

Hi,  Just check online for my husband's case, it said transfer to local office on beginning of March, during the time of ROC, we can apply N-400 at the same time too?

also during the ROC period, my husband went back to his own country for emergency, does that affect him to apply for N-400?

Thank you!

21 minutes ago, Lemon23 said:

Based on what I read on other members here, you can walk in if there's an urgency that you need to get a stamp, like travelling internationally, getting a new job that requires you to provide the current status, those are valid reasons for you to do walk in and request for a I-551 stamp, but if there's no urgency then you have to wait for the availability, if you're more concerned about your status, don't worry, your LPR status is in effect with or without the i-551 stamp since you have pending application (i-751) with USCIS.

Hope this helps and clarifies. 

Thanks

it helps a lot, I will try to get the appointment if not I'll try walk in see if it works.

thanks again 

it seems like all March Filier have to wait aleast a year and half to get the Permanent GC. 

2 hours ago, Lemon23 said:

Get an infopass for the i-551 stamp on your passport. The i-551 serves as green card for another year while your ROC is still pending.

 

Here's the link: https://my.uscis.gov/appointment

 

Bring your expired extension letter and green card, passport and biometrics appointment on the day of your appointment.

 

Are they going to stamp right at the office? I tried to get an info pass, but my local uscis areout of appointment dates, can I just walk in? 

Also, I checked my case statues and it only said they have received my case but did not said it's processing time, 

my service center is CSC 

filed on March 2017 

Hello All, does anyone know if the extension a year letter expired, how can I get a new one? And how long does it take to get it? Got emergency needs to travel out of US in 2months, does anyone have similar situation, please let me know thanks