AlluringSoul

Just an update. My wife's ROC was approved 1-17-2019 and her 10-yr GC should arrive in the mail tomorrow, according to USCIS website. We received the approval letter in the mail a couple days ago.

Congrats to everyone. We received our green card and approval letter in the mail the same day. 

I’m in New York as well. I did biometrics already and now the site is saying processing time is 9 months. So around September 🤞🏾

January 2020 (12 months) 
January 3, 2019 scheduled your interview January 2, 2019 reviewed your biometrics December 15, 2018 scheduled your biometrics appointment December 10, 2018 received your application

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 so much

approval letter!!

Don't forget Facebook screenshots! If it's not on Facebook, it's not real! /s

But they likely have to push a few buttons extra to scan your documents from being double sided.   

More good news. Yesterday my husband received his I-751 approval letter dated 1/14 and his green card today. No advance notice. Filed 10/10/17. EAC 18017xxxxx. 
Sending positive thoughts for all those still waiting!

I have EAC1803**** receipt number too for I-751 and status still "Case Was Received At My Local Office" since September 27, 2018.
 
For N400, they scheduled my interview on February 26. Hopefully, they approve my I-751 before N400 interview. 

Application mailed Vermont 09/28/17. NOA 10/03/17. Biometrics 11/03/17. Case transferred to Texas 12/05/18. Card in mail 01/18/19.  EAC18003000XX

Hey, 
I filed in Oct 2017. I got transferred to local office in Feb 2018. I went to get my i551 stamp in Nov 2018. I didn’t get transfer 2nd time. I’m so happy! Hope this can give some of you hope! Good luck! 😉 

You should file an inquiry now, don’t wait about it. If they give you a generic response, call TIer 2 customer service. 

Went in today and got the biometrics  done. No one looked at the date I was supposed to be there. 😁

today marks 15 months pending for me with no end in sight! i know its only 9:00am but that tequila is looking pretty good right about now!

Thank you 
 

You should bring your identification documents (your GC, passport etc). I have read somewhere that it is good to bring extra copies of passport photos, just in case. 
 
Originals of the documents that you submitted with N-400 application like marriage certificate, proof of your spouse's citizenship etc. If you have kids, you should have birth certificates.
 
Joint supporting documents since becoming LPR like joint taxes, joint bank account statements, mortgage, health insurance etc. Chances are the interviewer won't ask for a lot but s/he might want to see recent bills and keep latest taxes for the file. The interview might not even ask for supporting documents because for N-400 they are not asking for a lot but you never know.
 
And of course, study for your test! 🙂 Being prepared is good!

I appreciate that despite technically being an Oct 2017 filer, in reality I am in a very different boat to most of you, but my N-400 interview has been scheduled for a months time... 
I genuinely have no idea if I even need another I-751 interview (or combi interview) given the reason for denial of the first I-751 was not for lack of evidence of bona-fide ness, but as I have not heard anything regarding this 751, we shall see how the land lies in a month.
 

Hi all, 
 
I guess finally is my turn now.  Today my case status shows card was picked up by post office.  Woohoo!  My case number is  Wac18013xxxxx and NOA was Oct.13th 2017.  No interview, no ref, no N400.  But I haven’t received the approval notice in mail yet.  Will update again when I receive my card.  Good luck to every one.  

Call them again. They gave me a heart attack many times because they don't know what they're looking at and/or saying.
 
Tell them you need to obtain a stamp because you don't have proof of your status and your employer is asking for it. They make infopasses when there's an emergency and make it sound like a big emergency.
 
The whole USCIS doesn't allow to make infopasses on the website anymore, only through the phone.

Hi VJ community, I’m just so happy to share with you all that I finally received my 10 year Green card after waiting for exactly 18months  I’m very greatful to this website coz it helped us a lot. My fiancé (now my spouse) didn’t have to hire an immigration lawyer for our K1 to my removal of condition. I can now officially say that I am a US permanent resident. Next stop! Citizenship, will keep u posted once we’re done with the naturalization process. Good luck y’all

Yay! Congratulations, it's been a looooooong wait.  
 
Now you get to start the N400 fun. 
 
But today, celebrate! 🎈🍾🍷
 
 

YOU GUYS!!!! Just noticed (card is being produced) approved on Jan 11th!!! I am so beyond relieved! Will let you all know once card is on hand! 

The problem is, you can no longer even schedule an infopass on the site. The infopass scheduling was taken over by the CS at USCIS.
 
@asls -- Just keep calling until they give you an infopass. Tell them it is an EMERGENCY. If not, try getting a letter from the HR stating that you need a proof of status (addressed to USCIS , whatever it takes) and just try walking in at the time they open. Stay on top of this because honestly, the customer service people have no clue sometimes (well, majority of the time).