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I think your timeline is actually mostly normal. We never filed for N400, but were approved without interview after 23 months. Congrats, its a great feeling .

Just to update. The case was approved on March 13 with card being ordered. On March 27, the card wad sent, on March 30, the card was delivered. 

I am wondering if MSC is starting to issue the GC without interview? I got approved on March 14 even though it stated my case was ready for interview. I did call them over a month before asking for the status. Maybe calling them flagged the case and they decided to approve it. 

It is hard to believe that would have caused the approval being over a month since I called, but who knows. All I know is it as approved just one month before 2 years. I originally filed in April 2021. 

I was a bit shocked to be approved given that that MSC is a shoe in for an interview. Anyway, just wanted to update and find if there are similar MSC folk now experiencing approval without interview.

What is the typical processing time from the time the card is ordered to arrival? 

Holy cow! My wife's case was approved on the 14th and the card is on the way without an interview. I am MSC. What a pleasant surprise lol.

1 hour ago, OldUser said:

Congratulations! You're legal beyond 2025, even if your extension letter expires. Only immigration judge can terminate your LPR status.

Thanks  I thought the expiratins was from the time the green card expired? Anyway, good to know it is longer just in case. 

We recieved our 48 month extension letter today. So we are legal through June 2025.

On another note, who has gotten their 48 month letter? Still waiting, but hoping a green card instead

Is Nebraska MSC? If so,tm there is hope lol.

Thanks for the info. We are not vaccinated so going or not going is really based on whether or not we don't have to be vaccinated.

Are the vaccine requirements still in place or have those been completely lifted inlcuding the quarantine? Not really able to find good info. our plan is to travel back to the Philippines in December.

Wow a 48 month extension letter after the 24 month. That is crazy.

I know it doesn't say anything, but anyone else having issues with status not showing as available? Been that way for me for since Friday.

17 hours ago, OldUser said:

There's no new extension, there is ADIT (I-551) stamp in passport valid for 1 year.

hmm. why would he state that you would call in 60 days prior to expiration for a new extension? Guess we will find out soon, hopefully the case will be interviewed by then.

Called USCIS and learned that there is a potential that our case will not be resolved until October 11, 2024. Of course our ext letter is expires in June of this year. So what we have to do for those who have extension expiring is to call the USCIS 60 days before the extension letter expires to get a new Extension. 

Wanting to get some thoughts here. not legal advise ;) just thoughts.

My wife wants to travel back to the Philippines for about 2 months in December. However, her removal of conditions is still pending and her 2 year ext is coming up in June. if traveling with a Philippine passport staying the Philippines is visa free for us. Would it be better to just wait and file the citizenship aftwards or is the processing times quicker with N-400? 

What happens if the ROC is still pending in December. She would nee to get a stamp correct? 

Has anyone tried calling USCIS? Seems like a lost cause, especially if you ask for an agent. The system just kicks you out. So how did you get through?  My wife's 24 months will be up in June.

Glad to see approvals and green cards being issued. L the last correspondence we had was that our case was ready for interview on December 22, 2021. More than a year waiting for that interview and her 2 year extension ends in April.

Been almost a year since ready to be scheduled and not a peep from them.

4 minutes ago, hasmax80 said:

My wife was ready for Interview since September 11, 2019. So frustrating and yesterday was the first day past normal processing. We filed in May 24, 2019 so normal processing for us is 3 years 1 month which is absurd to call it normal.

And you still are waiting for an interview? Crazy! Why is that even allowed. What would you do if you are traveling outside the country?

MSC is awol on everyone....may need to send a search party or something to check on them.  Like many Filed April 2021, Ready for interview on Dec 2021. Nothing since......ahh that joys of the USCIS.

Sad that many of us continue to wait on the interview to be scheduled. We are planning to visit the Phillippines in April 2022 for our mothers retirement and birthday party. Not sure what to should be done if the interview goes past April of next year. Been ready to schedule since December 2021.

Been over a year now, been ready for interview since December 2021.  My thinking is maybe should apply for citizenship now since I believe I am in that window now.

3 years + married, 3 years in the USA (June 24).

Great! Thanks everyone for the replies :).

Wouldn't the child be added as a dependent/beneficiary on the same application?