Yalda

Hi friends! Forgot to update you but mine was also approved. I had no news since having done my fingerprints back in April 2019. Received my 10year green card 4 weeks ago. It says I got approved on March 5th. Good luck everyone!

21 minutes ago, Yalda said:

Hi guys,

 

I filed my i751 back in February/March 2019 and to this day I had no updates. I filed divorce back in September 2019 and just received my divorce decree. I want to update uscis of my new status. My questions is: what is the address I should send my documents (copy of my divorce decree and a letter explaining my divorce)

that is all?

 

thanks friends!

 

yalda

Also should I write the paper by hand of on the computer?

Hi guys,

I filed my i751 back in February/March 2019 and to this day I had no updates. I filed divorce back in September 2019 and just received my divorce decree. I want to update uscis of my new status. My questions is: what is the address I should send my documents (copy of my divorce decree and a letter explaining my divorce)

that is all?

thanks friends!

yalda

1 hour ago, Scandi said:

The person is removing conditions. They filed for spousal visa earlier and was approved in 2017. So makes sense to file for ROC in 2019.

Yes but they did not do the k1 but the cr1 and for all those it is way faster than the ones who got married with a k1 visa so it is not surprising that they got approved so quickly.

1 hour ago, wbeem said:

Nope. We had no updates at all.  

We filed last year in March. Status went to Case Received. 

It didn't change. 

We got biometrics waiver letters three times in the mail. Nothing changed on the website. 

Then we got a biometrics appointment in the mail a month ago. Still no case update. 

We attended biometrics and it went to Fingerprint Review completed.  Stayed like that for a week and then said "Card is Being Produced." 

Got my card in the mail last week. NO updates. It still doesn't show a tracking number or even that it was sent. 

We did not have an interview. 

A big congrats to u guys! 

2 hours ago, wbeem said:

We did not. Some people do - it seems most don't but there is always a possibility and if you get called for an interview, it doesn't necessarily mean that there is something wrong.  I think they randomly screen handfuls of applicants for these. 

If you follow your notifications on the USCIS website it's worth noting that you don't get a notice if your interview is waived. They simply don't schedule you for one.  For the biometrics, if they choose to reuse the ones they took for your previous application, you do get a notice in the mail about that.  

So basically u never had your status updates to "ready to schedule interview"?

7 hours ago, wbeem said:

As stated above, probably biometrics (or you may get a waiver if they decide to reuse your previous ones - it varies). Once your current GC expires, you'll need to carry the letter with it if you travel. 

Just to keep things realistic, it's quite a long process right now.  We filed last year in March and got our new GC's last week. For the most part though, life just goes on and it's a waiting game as with most things USCIS related. 

Best of luck

Did u get an interview for it?

4 hours ago, Cryssiekins said:

Congrats!  That’s awesome (and fast!).

 

I’m guessing someone took a file from the wrong pile?  Haha worked out to their benefit though  

No I think (and I noticed) that anyone who got their green card through IR-1/CR-1 Visa  instead of K1 got their process accelerated.

8 hours ago, dza said:

nothing since Feb :S

Same here. 

6 hours ago, mar2015 said:

Yesterday I received an email saying that card is under production.

 

This morning I received another email saying that my case was transferred to another office.

 

Did happen to anybody here? How long does it take usually in another office?

 

I was so happy, but my happiness didn't last long.

Congrats! When did you have your interview exactly? Did u have one for the adjustment of status also?

2 hours ago, manilatoatlanta said:

Our status is changed to ready to schedule interview.  

 

May 29 - ready to schedule for interview (however long that takes)

Bio Met completed March 18

 

What is your center from?

I do not think people are quiet just to be quiet. It is just that there is no update happening so nothing really do say about the progress of our cases. 

6 hours ago, Skeiamn said:

Is it only MSC filers that status changed to  interview? 

I think so. I am WAC (California) and my status did not change. I did my bio on April 26 and it did not even state online.

23 hours ago, TheKingmaker said:

This has to be a glitch right? I mean a good glitch, but not really supposed to have an interview so soon.

 

I imagine a USCIS pulled a file from the bottom of a pile rather than from the top. 

They won't have an interview soon. It just means that their file has been checked and approved and that they are ready to be scheduled for their interview. It does not mean they will necessarily have their interview anytime soon. They still have to interview all the people who have sent their file before them from 2017, 2018 and 2019.

2 hours ago, Pitaya said:

You are asking AOS interview questions (seeking a 2-yr conditional Green Card) of folks that are awaiting ROC adjudication for their 10-yr regular Green Card. Is this correct?

 

Lately in the AOS forums (K1/K3 and others) people have been talking about a new happening at USCIS where the folks are get waived by the AOS interview. Likely an attempt by USCIS to  lighten the processing load. However, it may also end up increasing the number of folks that have a ROC interview when the time comes.  We had an AOS interview (from hell) at the local USCIS Field Office, but our ROC was approved without interview but after a appropriate RFE response and when they could get around to it.

 

The current USCIS system seems to be going in slo-mo....

HTH

Exactly. I did have an interview for my AOS so fingers crossed I won't have one for ROC.

On 5/10/2019 at 12:45 PM, Duncan21 said:

Yes, after the NVC stage at the local embassy abroad for the CR-1 visa....I believe everyone goes through this.

Maybe for the cr1 but not necessarily for the adjustment of status if u came under a k1 visa which is my case. 

7 hours ago, Duncan21 said:

It depends on your location...how many cases in line for an interview etc.  

 

Sorry, I don't understand your question....it is an interview for removal of conditions...currently, we have the temporary green card.

Thank you...you will hear good news soon my friend...hang in there!

Sorry. I meant did any of you guys got the interview to get the temporary green card?  

Did u guys who received the email for the interview when you got here in the usa with your temporary green card?

On 4/25/2019 at 7:27 PM, Barry and Mila said:

Finally.  Just posting dates FYI, you can check our timeline as well.

 

--Barry and Mila

Congrats did you get an interview for it?

1 hour ago, ASEIRDLO said:

Did you send back everything as it was or did you send a new application? Did you fill out a new form and sign with a new date? 

I sent everything the same but I filled a new form + sign and date the day I resent the file.

Just received my biometrics appointment notice and it is scheduled for 4/29. So happy that my file process is moving forward. 😊

On 4/11/2019 at 4:17 AM, Georgia16 said:

You can inform them now that you are divorcing and that you wish to proceed with a divorce waiver then they will issue you a RFE for the divorce decree if they get to your case before they have it. 

You are very early in so you can also wait and then just sent in your divorce decree when you have it. It kind of depends how long the rules are for getting divorced in your state. 

 

Sorry to hear! 

Thank you so much. My husband and I are in good terms despite the decision to separate. He told me that we could still live under the same roof and wait a little longer before officially getting divorce if it will be easier for me and my case. That's why I don't know what to do. For sure I can't move out anyway because do not work and are actively looking for a job.

Hi guys,

My husband and I decided to get a divorce and I was wondering what I should do now. I got my extension letter in late February and nothing else happened yet. My file is at the California Center. Is anyone went through the same thing or is going through the same thing please help me out to figure my next steps. 

Thank you!

8 hours ago, EAxTrueHollywood said:

So USCIS sent my package back, saying the credit card information provided was incorrect, but it was correct. 

Sent back my package yesterday, this time with a check!  Let’s see how this goes 2nd time around.

Same thing happened to me and i did the same thing as you and it worked with the check. I know that i wrote the right number of my cc though.

Btw, who had an interview when applied for i485? Personnaly7 i had one and i remember the officer telling me if I had one at that time there is likely that I won't have one for i751.

Also I found this online: 

For Form I-751 cases received on/after December 10, 2018, USCIS has previously interviewed the I-751 principal petitioner (for example, for an I-485 adjustment of status or I-130 Petition for Alien Relative);