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There were some LIN, some EAC and a few WAC from what I read.

Nothing here but I was just looking at the May 2019 thread and lots of people are getting approved without interview (if they already had one for AOS). Hopefully this is good news for us too.

Nothing here but I was just looking at the May 2019 thread and lots of people are getting approved without interview (if they already had one for AOS). Hopefully this is good news for us too.

I searched around the house yesterday, and FOUND the 18-month extension letter. I feel relieved. Now waiting for 10-year GC
@Randyandyuni   @Phoenix777

WAC, cases after 19902505XX were approved today and cards were mailed! Around 10-15 cases. Some of them show RFE sent today or yesterday ( not a lot of them). Some with RFE in the range 19902480XX Others thousands before and after - fingerprints completed Oct/Nov 19. 
also some WAC 19902626XX were approved today. 

Wanna provide one data point for California Service Center (WAC). Hope everyone will receive the good news soon!!
 
01/14/2019 Case Received
04/30/2019 Fingerprint
waiting.....
03/24/2020 Case Approved
03/25/2020 Card Ordered
 
Case Was Approved
On March 25, 2020, we approved your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, Receipt Number WAC199011xxxx. We sent you an approval notice. Please follow the instructions in the notice. If you do not receive your approval notice by April 9, 2020, please go to www.uscis.gov/e-request. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address.

Thanks! I didn't realize that view was limited or that you meant the initial NOA.
 
My husband received his new card in the mail today! WAC assigned from the beginning via text 5/31/19. No RFEs, transfers, or interview. Rescheduled biometrics December to January. March 11 received card being produced update (online).
 
Thank you all for sharing your stories and offering support. Wish you the speediest of processes. Might see some of you around for the N400. 
 
Tagging a few WAC in hopes yours is coming soon if it hasn't already.(Also saw action in March 2019). @Stelare@tamaara@gaby9@kranthi143@Ideaux@ShawnBethlehem@WOODHIKER@Scandi
 

I wasn't counting on it before the virus so I truly doubt the odds will be any better now. Sorry for the negativity, just my opinion.

Thanks a lot for reply Tamaara. I was confused on reading another post where it seems that people filed this form first time after becoming resident.
I didn't earn income outside of US till last year. So i think it should be fine.
I will have to file the form this year.
 

WAC here. Just got notice that card is being produced as of yesterday!

Hi Folks,
 
After a long wait since my interview, USCIS finally approved my case N400 and scheduled my oath ceremony on Mar 19, at Los Angeles.  However, due to the coronavirus pandemic,  Governor Newsom has called to cancel or postpone any public gathers with 250 people and more.
 
I have a feeling that all oath ceremonies in March will be cancelled and postponed. I thought my immigration road would finally be over but I might be stuck at the last step. Such a bad timing.
 
I wish they could do virtual oath ceremonies, given a lot of universities have already made their classes online. 

Me

The recent fear of false claim of citizenship or misrepresentation rivals the coronavirus pandemic levels.
 
"Relax cousin, nothing's gonna happen"
 
I do like the little green checkboxes in the first post!

I think you should be fine

I think you're overthinking this. Make sure you keep your past DL and I-20s. I don't think it's "easy" to make the mistake of saying you're a citizen when you were clearly a non resident alien. I also have several DLs in CA from when I was on J-1, they were all valid for less than a year, and I now have a 5 year DL because of my green card.

No, it's called Removing Conditions.

This should help https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/history-search

Just had our removal of conditions done here and it was a smooth process. Filing for citizenship soon and we’ll have that handled at this office as well.

You take the written test, then get a permit, and then you can schedule behing-the-wheel test. The following link has information if you decide to wait until you get your EAD. As other said you can go the AB60 route but I don't have experience with that.  https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv/detail/dl/dl_info#two500
 

Once you have your green card, make sure you go to the SSN office to update your SSN card to an unrestricted one. The unrestricted card won't have that message anymore.

I believe I mentioned intent to marry since I wasn't married at the time I asked for the waiver.
 
I don't have experience with the particulars of your case but you can send AOS as long as you have the favorable recommendation from DOS. You can find that information on the I-485 instructions, page 3.  Otherwise, you will be considered inadmissible.
 

We did Biometrics about 3 weeks ago and our online status never changed from Case Received

Our local credit union. We got the original loan with his extension letter so I don’t know why this underwriter is making a big deal of it.

You send the biometrics and form fee with the package. They will notify you later (probably months later) when to show up for biometrics, same as in AOS

Bio Appointment done today at Riverside CA application center. about 15mins in total.