MariaR323

I think the general rule is within 30 days.  I read a post the other day that the customer service agent wouldn’t allow someone to schedule before that, even though their office was quite busy and they were asking for an appointment inside those 30 days. 
 
It’s my biggest gripe with this process - it should be on them to provide us continued proof if it takes more than 18 months.  *Hopefully* this will be a non-issue and we’ll get approvals rolling in like candy on Halloween this month

Filed september 2018. Biometrics july 2019. Case status says fingerprint completed. Case active 1 year 1 month 26 days according to the case status app.
 
Not holding my breath on any updates soon. Average processing time in California is 16-22 months.

Hi California filer as well.
filed 10/28/2018
May 2019 Biometrics are re-used
June 2019 your case is transferred to Potomac UCSIC facility. And that is the last update. My n-400 window opened but havent applied yet. Dont really expect to hear from them until Jan/Feb 2020... 
backlog is so crazy these days...

California received my case december 20th. No updates since "case received"
Did biometrics in May

Finally got that sweet approval email yesterday. "New Card is Being produced". Thank you all!

I got my biometrics taken on 5/1/19 and they updated the website almost the next day. Maybe try to confirm. I when to the local office here in Phoenix Az. I'm on the California center.

Oye - now my anxiety is rising because of course that would be something that happens to me.  Thanks for that LOL just kidding. 😂😂
 
Did you go with your wife/step-kids to their biometrics?  I wonder if they had the same experience as me.  When I went, I was the last called for that appointment slot, and everyone else was back there at least 5 minutes.  I was done in about 2.  He only took my photo and one thumbprint.  I believe when I went for the AOS biometrics, all 10 of my fingers were printed (scanned).  I was hoping that this means they’re just reusing them.  I don’t have a “common” name (married or maiden), and obviously nothing in my background to be worried about.  
 
I do have the receipt that is stamped, so if this worst case nightmare scenario does wind up being true, at least I have that to back it up.  
 
I’m also remembering how embarrassing it was because I thought the door was locked when I tried to go in, but turns out I just wasn’t using enough arm strength to open it.  😩

Just a month after entering on a K-1 Visa and you received an RFE for "shared life together" - INCREDIBLE!
I mean, just after 1 month of entering... how much could you possibly have... please keep us posted and let us know the outcome. Good luck!!

Thank you for this! I just updated ours in the sheet.

Hi! We created a  WAC timeline document (WAC/CSC) and it includes a 2018 tab. Not sure if you have a timeline going for December 2018 filers  but if you share in the document, it would also make it more visible to filers from other months. Thanks! And wishing a speedy(er) approval. 
I'm tagging some that I think might be WAC /CSC. Best.
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Hello!! A friend of mine filed his I-751 in July 2018 (California Service center) and he just got his approval...
So I believe that means that October filers will start to get approval around December 2019.....

I have similar timeline as you guys as well. I am in Phoenix, Az. I just got an email from visajourney.com that my acceptance for the i751 when from probably March 20 of 2020 to be April 21 of 2020. Did this happen to you guys too? Have an excellent day and hope everybody is good.

Hi folks, I have been following this topic and wanted to share my timeline with you.  I live in San Diego, CA. 
 
01/30/2019 I-751 Received by Phoenix AZ. 
02/01/2019 NOA Received 18 Months Extension with the Receipt number starting  WAC (California Service Center)
05/03/2019 Biometrics Done 
 
Since then waiting patiently
 
Both https://my.uscis.gov/   and   https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do  says My Case was received when I submit my receipt number.  

I think you will be fine but ROC process so far hasn't been so stressful , hopefully things will move forward for us very soon but I saw some of the folks from earlier 2017 , 2018 or even 2016 are still waiting on their approval for ROC and made me curious why the heck USCIS are taking so long? Look like they just randomly processing case which is not fair for folks waiting on their approval since 2017, 2018. I believe everyone should be fairly treated regardless of how strong or weak their cases are?

I mean, ideally, that’s a fair processing time, but definitely not the standard.
 
I feel like my ROC will be troublesome because the K1 and AoS process went fast and smooth, so I’m due for a headache, right? 
 
Sometimes I think files get worked in the wrong order by accident, although that works in favor of that person. 
 
I do wish there was some more transparency.  I’ve had issues with UPS and USPS lately with packages so I irrationally fear that USCIS had lost my case when it was transferred to VT, and I will forever be in limbo. Haha.  

Just popping in to say hi to everyone and pass along some info...
 
There's been a couple more October 2018 filers with ROC approvals recently and a couple filers got RFE notices in the last couple days.
 
So it seems like maybe we're 3 mos. away or so from starting to see some activity [hopefully] 

Just popping in to say hi to everyone and pass along some info...
 
There's been a couple more October 2018 filers with ROC approvals recently and a couple filers got RFE notices in the last couple days.
 
So it seems like maybe we're 3 mos. away or so from starting to see some activity [hopefully] 

Just popping in to say hi to everyone and pass along some info...
 
There's been a couple more October 2018 filers with ROC approvals recently and a couple filers got RFE notices in the last couple days.
 
So it seems like maybe we're 3 mos. away or so from starting to see some activity [hopefully] 

Just popping in to say hi to everyone and pass along some info...
 
There's been a couple more October 2018 filers with ROC approvals recently and a couple filers got RFE notices in the last couple days.
 
So it seems like maybe we're 3 mos. away or so from starting to see some activity [hopefully] 

Me too... this phase has been the most stress-free. We're just going about normally without worrying about anything. Our day will come  

Just popping in to say hi to everyone and pass along some info...
 
There's been a couple more October 2018 filers with ROC approvals recently and a couple filers got RFE notices in the last couple days.
 
So it seems like maybe we're 3 mos. away or so from starting to see some activity [hopefully] 

Just popping in to say hi to everyone and pass along some info...
 
There's been a couple more October 2018 filers with ROC approvals recently and a couple filers got RFE notices in the last couple days.
 
So it seems like maybe we're 3 mos. away or so from starting to see some activity [hopefully] 

Just popping in to say hi to everyone and pass along some info...
 
There's been a couple more October 2018 filers with ROC approvals recently and a couple filers got RFE notices in the last couple days.
 
So it seems like maybe we're 3 mos. away or so from starting to see some activity [hopefully] 

That card production update is the actual green card. Wow, that was pretty darn fast!!

Thank you, Glad to know I am not the only one