yesandtolove

Hi all -- we are going to the field office tomorrow to get our I-551 stamp since we haven't received the second extension letter. Do we need to bring anything aside from passport, expired green card, and original extension letter?

On 10/26/2018 at 7:02 PM, xilef said:

@yesandtolove Did you apply for your N-400 ? If so, this denotes them bundling your cases and scheduled a combined I-751/N-400 interview ? If not, it's a case transfer to another processing center (NSC.TSC) to process your case. It's a good sign, folks have gotten their approvals after transfer in less than a month,

@Fish0542 Did you apply for your N-400 ? 

We did not apply for N-400. 

10 minutes ago, Jay&M said:

Got this case update today - "Case Transferred And New Office Has Jurisdiction"

 

 Anyone know what this means or got the same?

We just got that same update as well today... no idea what it means though. 

Any other September 2017 filers not receive an 18 month extension letter? 🤔 Looking like we're going to need to get a stamp as there have been no updates for us online since April -- any New Yorkers have any insight on the Infopass appointment -- the website says there are no appointments at this time, and now i'm worried because the extension letter expires in mid-November... 

28 minutes ago, mindthegap said:

To be clear... he wasn't arrested, and the fine was reduced from $100 to $60 because they found "the MTA was not deprived of a fare" 

Hi All,

My husband was recently ticketed by the MTA in New York City for fare evasion. He has an unlimited monthly metrocard and got on a bus; but for this particular bus (even though it's not marked clearly anywhere) you need to have a receipt upon entry to prove you paid. He had his hearing this morning, and was still found guilty, and had to pay a fine, although the judge even said on his paperwork that the MTA was not actually deprived of a fare because he had his unlimited card. Will this affect his naturalization? He has not committed any other crimes, and would literally not harm a fly. But I want to be prepared and am trying to look at this objectively. Has anyone else had experience with this? It's so minor, and in our minds no crime was actually committed, it's just the MTA trying to make a quick buck. But I know USCIS looks at these things with a different mindset... 

It's been a while since I had to worry about forms, so I'm a little fuzzy! We don't have to apply until August, but i'm trying to get everything done as soon as I possibly can. Looking at the first page of the I-751 form, there is a field that asks for USCIS Online Account Number... what is this? The only thing I can think of is the receipt number I have from filing the I-29, but i'm not sure. Can anyone advise?

Fantastic, I submitted the form last night, and we already got a response confirming that I can now accompany my fiance to the embassy!

Fantastic, thanks all! Dan has actually already confirmed the appointment online/paid the fee, so i'll use the contact form!

No it wasn't mentioned on the DS-160 that I would be in attendance. I planned this trip about a month and a half ago ago before Dan even went in for his medical. Once he submitted his notification of readiness, I thought it might be a possibility that the interview date/trip might overlap, but didn't know for sure until we got our official letter late last week!

Was just curious if any other U.S. petitioners on here were allowed to be in the waiting room!

So my fiance and I just got our interview date - June 5th - YAY! Coincidentally, I already had a trip planned to visit him at the beginning of June and will be in the UK on June 5th. Obviously I know that I can't actually be in the interview room with him, but can I stay in the waiting room with him? I couldn't find a definitive yes or no answer on the London embassy website.