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Just now, fcorona85 said:

I-751 was July 19 of 2017

N-400 was September 1st 2018.

 

Transferred to new office in December 21st of 2018. 

 

quite ever since. 

Yes you are right we have similar timeline. 

1 hour ago, fcorona85 said:

Good luck. I have a similar time frame than you. 

When did you file I-751 and N400? Was yours transferred from local office and nbc too?

1 hour ago, fcorona85 said:

another week, good luck y'all 

Yes good luck to all of us waiting to get approved!

I called uscis this morning, and asked the officer why my I-751application was transferred to national benefits center, i filed it end of july 2017, was transferred to my local office in febuary 2018, then december 2018 was transferred to national benefits center,  I applied N-400 august of 2018, biometrics september 2018, and the uscis officer’s respond was, my application is now in queue for interview, I hope this is a good news. And hope to get interview scheduled as soon as possible.

39 minutes ago, Nilay89 said:

My Green card was finally APPROVED today!..thank you for all the support.

my number is EAC17353

Congrats to you! I applied july 2017 and i’m still waiting and hoping to receive good news soon. 

3 hours ago, alexsalter519 said:

Applied Sept. 2017 and just received approval notice today. No RFEs! There is hope fellow September 2017 filers!

 

Event	Date
CIS Office :	California Service Center
Date Filed :	2017-09-25
NOA Date :	2017-10-04
RFE(s) :
Bio. Appt. :	2017-10-25
Interview Date :
Approval / Denial Date :	2019-01-24
Approved :	Yes
Got I551 Stamp :
Green Card Received :

Congrats! I applied july 2017 i’m still waiting and hoping for good news soon. 

On 1/22/2019 at 8:09 PM, muja said:

Hello everyone, 

 

Just wanted to give an update and share this info. with you. 

 

I got a notification today that my new green card is being produced. 

 

My case was originally at CSC then was transferred to the local office (Oakland Park, Florida) in February 2018. 

 

Today I was approved. 

 

Hopefully all of you who are still waiting will receive good new very soon! ❤️ 

Thank you! Yes i’m hoping to receive good news soon. Congrats!

42 minutes ago, Luciann said:

Hello guys, 

I could not post last week, but I just want to say thank you all for your help!

It was my turn now, after the long waiting (one year and six months) finally I got great news and I received my new card on Saturday!!

Those who are still waiting and were transferred to a new office, you will receive good news soon!!

 

 

Congrats to you!

and yes i’m really hoping to receive good news soon about my I751 and N400 applications :) 

I called USCIS twice, last night and this morning, i spoke with tier 2 and i got the same information. They said National benefits center handles all application for N400 and they prepair the application for interview. Therefore since i applied for both I751 and N400. My application for I751 was transferred to NBC and i do have a chance to get a combo interview they said. Also my local field office is in milwaukee, my N400 is in queue for interview they said once they have available slots they will go ahead and schedule my interview. I hope this is true and i’m hoping for speed process.

1 hour ago, zeta054 said:

Create an account https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov/

Oh ok. That i have, i thought you meant there’s other website than uscis.

44 minutes ago, Jerry and Elena said:

Yes it diffenatly faster when you apply for citizenship with I751 still pending. Seems like it's could safe us up to 12 months of waiting time☺

Ugh my application for I751 was submitted in july of 2017. Havent heard anything until dec 21 when they told me they finished with the preliminary review of the application and was transffered to nbc. I dont know what kind of preliminary review that is. But i’m hoping for positive news soon.

12 minutes ago, Jerry and Elena said:

It's coming!) How I know? I had read a lot of forums and people's experiences. USCIS sending unfinished I751 to NBC only in case if you already applied for citizenship, and then they sending it to local office for interview. How fast? It's depends how busy your local office. Good luck!

That’s good to know! I’m really hoping for speed process and approval. Good luck to us  

5 hours ago, hir0 said:

Thank you.. I hope my status will finally change online. 

 

I wish you a lot of luck and a speedy process. The timeframe for the N400 depends on where you live, but it’s definitely faster than it appears on the website (when I submitted it, I had a timeframe of 20months - may 2020).

Oh really? Mine says the same thing feb 2020 estimated completion. 

On dec 21 i received a letter saying that they are done with the preliminary review of my application and that it was transferred to National benefits center. I am CSC filers. I dont know what NBC do. I’m really hoping to get my I751 and N400 be approved before my 18months extension letter expires. 

51 minutes ago, hir0 said:

I hope to get some help here.. I applied for ROC 9/2017 (pending) and N-400 9/2018 (interview 1/7/2019, submitted for approval by the agent). Since my N-400 interview, only the status of my I751 changed to “Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction”. No update on my N400. Is this normal a week after the N400 interview?

 

about the combo pending I751 and N400 application, the agent told me that she reviewed my case (she had everything since the K1 visa) and it was good enough proof to not need my husband to be there. If my file was smaller or not as strong, he’d have needed to come to my N400 interview (it was early and he was in bed). The agent also explained me that due to the double application, if i’m approved (which i was), my I751 will be approved but I won’t get a 10year GC because my N400 would also be approved and I’d be scheduled for naturalization (and there’s pretty much no need for the 10year GC). During the N400, the agent will have every single document you ever sent, make sure to send enough and if you want, you can ask your US spouze to come with you). I hope this helps someone..

Congrats to you!

i applied N400 in august of 2018 but still pending. I did biometrics in sept 2018 and i haven’t heard anything since then.

i’m hoping to hear good news regarding both my I751 and N400 soon. 

Congrats again! 

7 hours ago, Jerry and Elena said:

Hi!

As we figure it out here, Missouri office is actually NBC, that means they are almost ready to schedule our I751+N400 interviews. It's already happened for some people, who's local offices is not so busy  I still waiting for invitation, Denver is not fast one. On-line status is not most reliable source of information, some people is done with immigration process already, but their status is still like "we accept your biometrics":))     

I was wondering how did you know they are almost ready to schedule our I751 and N400 interviews? I’m really hoping to hear good news from NBC soon.

On 12/26/2018 at 5:17 PM, zeta054 said:

DHS site and USCIS status should update soon if you already gotten the approval letter. Mine was approved first on USCIS site with email and text notification then DHS site updated a few days later and received official letter in the mail along with 10yr GC.

How do i got about checking DHS website for application status?

On 12/26/2018 at 11:24 AM, AlfNel23 said:

I751 July 24th 2017 still pending 

N400 June 15th 2018 still pending

 

I751 transfer update Dec 20 and 21, Dec 24th got a letter case was transferred to National Benefits Center, Lee Summit Office. It doesn't say anything about combo interview or anything.

Same situation as mine. Filed the same day, and I-751 application got transfered to NBC. N-400 still pending. I’m hoping to hear good news soon.

I applied july of 2017 for my I-751 and August 2018 for N-400,

MAY of 2017 i recieved NOA1 saying they received my application for I-751 and that they will use the same biometrics they have on file therefore no biometrics appointment needed. Then Dec. of 2018 i got letter saying they transfer my I-751 application to National benefits center who now has the jurisdiction of my application. 

As for N-400 i did my biometrics in sept 2018 and didnt hear anything since then.

congrats to all of you who got their approval already. I’m hoping to my I-751 application will get approved soon. My 18months extension will expire in 2 months. So i’m hoping for good news.

2 hours ago, Jerry and Elena said:

Hi!

As we figure it out here, Missouri office is actually NBC, that means they are almost ready to schedule our I751+N400 interviews. It's already happened for some people, who's local offices is not so busy  I still waiting for invitation, Denver is not fast one. On-line status is not most reliable source of information, some people is done with immigration process already, but their status is still like "we accept your biometrics":))     

I applied july of 2017 for ky I-751 and August 2018 for N-400,

may of 2017 i recieved NOA1 saying they received my application for I-751 and that they will use the same biometrics they have on file therefore no biometrics appointment needed. Then Dec. of 2018 i got letter saying they transfer my I-751 application to National benefits center who now has the jurisdiction of my application. 

As for N-400 i did my biometrics in sept 2018 and didnt hear anything until

now.

congrats to all of you who got their approval already. I’m hoping to my I-751 application will get approved soon. My 18months extension will expire in 2 months. So i’m hoping for good news.

I applied july of 2017 for ky I-751 and August 2018 for N-400,

may of 2017 i recieved NOA1 saying they received my application for I-751 and that they will use the same biometrics they have on file therefore no biometrics appointment needed. Then Dec. of 2018 i got letter saying they transfer my I-751 application to National benefits center who now has the jurisdiction of my application. 

As for N-400 i did my biometrics in sept 2018 and didnt hear anything until

now.

congrats to all of you who got their approval already. I’m hoping to my I-751 application will get approved soon. My 18months extension will expire in 2 months. So i’m hoping for good news.

Hi everyone!

anybody here who filed there N-400 in august 2018? Any progresss?

1 hour ago, Carl&Ellie said:

Hi All, CSC filer WAC17258  I-751 finally approved yesterday! My case was transferred to local field office (Milwaukee, WI) following my N-400 interview. It was not a combo interview as such, but the IO commented that the I-751 was still pending and so she could not fully complete the N-400 process, but that she would have the case transferred to her jurisdiction and approve it before finalizing the N-400. It took about a week total between the N-400 interview and receiving notification that the I-751 case was transferred and then approved.

 

The IO did say she would probably 'cancel' the 10-yr GC production since the Naturalization oath ceremony would likely be scheduled before then and I wouldn't need it. I still have my expired 2-yr conditional GC.

Yay! Congrats! I applied my I-751 in july 2017, and they told me they can use biometrics i have on file, then dec 22, my case was transferred to national benefits center, i dont know what it means, i’m hoping it’s a good thing. As for my N-400 i did my biometrics in milwaukee in sept 2018. I’m still waiting for my application to get approved my 18months extension will expire in april. I hope to get my 10yr green card before my extension expires. Congrats to you!

51 minutes ago, amyno said:

Yes he did, we filed on Jan 2018 and still waiting. 

I hope it won’t affect us with all this trump policy.

Hello everyone,

any updates with july filers? I sent my application july 11,2017, couple months letter they told me they can use the same biometrics i have in their system alao they sent me extension letter, then december 20,2018 i received a letter saying that they already did premilinary reviewed/processed f my application and that my application was transferred to national benefits center. I dont what NBC means and how long it takes to process my I-751. Hope it’ll be quick. I’m also worried with all this trump policy because when i first got here i used medicaid when i was pregnant but cancelled it as soon as i gave birth but my us born son used it for 2 years. I work as registered nurse now. I hope it wont be an issue.

hoping for good news soon. 

3 hours ago, amyno said:

I’m wondering the same thing too. For our case, my husband applied for Medical after he got his 2 year green card. However, he has never used it. He hasn’t been to doctor’s office since he got Medical. So we don’t know if the new policies still cause us any problem at all? 

Did you apply to remove conditional starus too?

Hello everyone,

has any of you here have or had used medicaid insurance before while waiting for greencard to get approved? I used medicaid before when i was pregnant when i first got here, 2015, as soon as i gave birth i cancelled it. I dont have medicaid anymore and i work as registered nurse now. but with this trump administration policy i’m worried that it might delay my application process to remove conditional status. I hope it won’t be cause any problem.

Thank you all for all responses i appreciate it! I just have question though with n-400 part 12 question 45-50, am i supposed to answer yes to all?

10 minutes ago, Roel said:

You don't.

The form asks for living children. You don't have any, hence you answer NO to having children and you don't write any names.

Oh oo that make sense. Thank you!

8 minutes ago, arken said:

You don’t list an unborn child. Just list your first one.

Ok thank you.