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Got my interview notice today. I applied Feb27.
Dallas Field office.
excited and I predict my interview will be Nov6-8 just given other timelines I have seen.

i have the exact same dates as @Apoorva Iyer. applied 2.18, and received NOA around march, i believe

Applied on February 24th and interview on November 5th. 

All - My interview date is November 1st. @morgan.croft can you please update my details on the table? Thank you.

Yes, it should be coming soon enough. My interview date is November 1st! I am so excited!!

Thanks a lot. If we are to go by NOA date then I am 4days behind you. I hope to get something this week. More so you and RJQuilla got the interview notice same day and you both apply 18th. So I hope for good news

You spend more time sat in the waiting room than you do in the actual interview, but the wait was only around 20-25 minutes, they seemed to be calling people in constantly so they get through people very quickly

Congrats hopefully I am next from Dallas

I just got a notification that my interview has been scheduled!! Great news for all Texas filers!! I will reply with the date once I receive my notice
 
Removal of Conditions
02/08/18: I-751 Filed
02/05/2019: Case Transferred to NBC
05/02/2019: I-751 Approved
05/07/2019: 10 year GC received
 
Naturalization
02/18/19: N-400 Filed Online
02/23/19: NOA
03/11/19: Biometrics
09/27/2019: Interview scheduled, awaiting date

Well, I reached out to my Congressman today to see if he can help get my I-751 moving. We'll see what happens.

Thanks alot to Visa Journey - People here helped alot in hard times and in wait game  

Combo interview early this went well N400 and I-751, Officer said he will Recommend for approval.
 
My Suggestion is If you have I-751 pending and N400 intervierw - take your US Citizen spouse with you and kids if apply,  that will helps alot. Message me if any questions. 
 
Still waiting to see status update online. Anyone know how lond it takes to get update online?
 
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Trust me, I feel the same about my mum too ... I have invited and applied for visiting visa for her twice and she was denied visa . But now that I'm a USC, no more denial of visas cos I'm definitely filing for her and have her closer to me in Dallas  
 

For those of you who got their cases transferred from California Service Center to the National Benefits Center, has any of you gotten the letter that USCIS mailed?
 
Supposedly they mailed the letter on Friday, it has been a whole week and I have not received it. How long dies it take? I can mail a letter from coast to coast and it does not take more than 3 days. 
 
Anyways, how many of u, who have had their cases transferred, applied for citizenship already? I did, so I was wondering if they will do a dual interview?

This has exactly happened to my case too! I am scheduled for N400 interview on 9/13 (LA office). I have noticed these updates to my I751 case on exact same dates as yours and I have not received any letter in the mail either. I was told on the phone my I751 is sitting next to my N400 and they are going to be adjudicated together (even though I have received no letter saying I am having a combo interview just yet!). I was hoping the letter (the same letter we didn't receive) would say something about combo interview. After all these updates I have now no clue where my I751 is and if they don't have it for N400 interview, I am going through more pain and waiting. 

Mine was transferred 45 days ago... still waiting. 

YOU ARE NOT ALONE.

it tells me in my email from Visa journey ...your i-751 approval estimate 
 
 
your approval is past due 

Interview is 7/3. 

Congrats!!!
 
the only thing I have in my hands is disappointment.... 😂😂😂

This is what I sent to my wife's HR Dept and it cleared things up. You need the expired Greencard, extension letter and a government ID like a driver's license. 
 
 
I have attached chapter 7.1 from the USCIS Hanbook for Employers (M-274) that verifies the documents she has submitted are sufficient for employment. The entire handbook is here: https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/handbook-employers-m-274
 
The most relevant portions are here:
 
Employees must be allowed to choose which document(s) they will present from the Lists of Acceptable Documents. You cannot specify which document(s) an employee must present. Employees who attest to being an LPR in Section 1 may choose to present a List A document (such as a Permanent Resident Card, Form I-551) or a List B and List C document combination
 
The combination of an expired Permanent Resident Card and a Form I-797, Notice of Action, that indicates that the card is valid for an additional year, is an acceptable List C evidence of employment authorization for one year as indicated on Form I-797. At the end of the one-year period, you must reverify.
So the combination of her unexpired Texas driver’s license (Type B document) and the Greencard + Extension Letter (Type C) satisfy the requirements of the employment eligibility. The USCIS is really backed up so every single person who has a marriage green card gets one of these letters while the case is processed.

Ha. I got the same thing. But here I am, living the daily disappointment. Haha

Well... I just got a text from USCIS. They wanted to let me know they are still reviewing my case LOL.
 
 

I am not going to hold my breath. Lol

Yes I've had a 10 year card for years, I've renewed it at least 2 times. 

Hey guys, I just checked my case, on April 5th we mailed a request for additional evidence for your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. So at least I got some kind of updates...just don’t know what they need yet. Does anyone knows How long it usually take for them to approve the case after I send the evidence back to USCIS?