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    I-751 February 2018 Filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted

    I searched everywhere for a situation like mine and didn't find any conclusive or recent posts, so decided to post my story/complications.

     

    Applied I-751 Feb 2018

    One year extension March 2018

    Biometrics reused May 2018

    18 month extension August 2018

    Approval letter for I-751 Feb 2019

     

    But.... no green card ever came. On both new and old sites no update about approval or card either.

    On approval letter, specifically said I should not travel until I receive green card. I had to wait 60 days for inquiry about not getting green card.

     

    Contact USCIS by calling and online requests 4 separate times. Every single time, told me I was approved and that they sent for card production. Always told me to wait for 45 days for card to come before making another inquiry. Last online inquiry (end of July 2019), they said that they were "unsure why my card has not been printed, must be missing bad/data, my case has to be sent back to I-751 unit for review"

     

    So 6.5 months later and still no card (end of August 2019), sent letters to my 2 senators and then 2 weeks later to my congressman. No reply from senators after 2 weeks, congressman replied quickly and efficiently. Right after his response, I got an update on old USICS case status site that card was being mailed out. I don't think the card got printed because of my contact with the 2 senators or 1 congressman, but coincidental. 

     

    I wasn't hopeful about anything until I had green card in hand and that all information on card was correct (which it was).

     

    Anyways, that's my story. So this does happen apparently - where you get the letter, but no green card (which is the important part!). I can only imagine if I did not get the letter and just *waiting* for my green card because of their designated time line. I would never have known there was a printing error. Also to note, I will not be applying for N-400, so that was never apart of the equation. 

     

    Good Luck to everyone still waiting! 

     

     

    I-751 February 2018 Filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted

    Just curious if anyone is in the same boat as me.

     

    I'm a CSC filer.

    Got ROC approval letter in the mail 2/28/19, with notice date of 2/19/19

    No transfer, no interview, no RFE, reused old biometrics.

     

    I haven't gotten the physical GC yet though as of 3/28/19. 

     

    On the letter it does say to contact them if you don't get it in 60 days, but curious if anyone else is in the same position.

     

    Thanks!

    February 2016 AOS Filers

    in Adjustment of Status Case Filing and Progress Reports

    Posted · Edited by CT_Cdn

    Updated time line, see below. (I know the timelines always helped me, so I hope this helps others!)

    Had interview in LA downtown May 10th, 2016.

    Interview was scheduled for 2:30pm, arrived at 2pm, was brought into the interview at 2:25pm.

    Very straightforward, she thanked us several times for having a very organized file and evidence (I labelled and colour coded everything).

    Took our IDs and photocopied it, she said it was proof that we were here.

    She then proceeded to ask us questions from the I-485 as well as mom's name, dad's name, birthdays, etc...

    She then asked for anymore evidence we wanted to provide... I gave her our new car registration that has both of our names, and our recent bank statements.

    She also said she was somewhat surprised that we got an interview, as I'm transferring from the TN VISA, and have been legally living and working in the US since 2012. She did mention that some people will get married to circumvent the K1 process (where you have to leave the country), so that might be why. We told her it was a day off work for both of us, which is always nice! lol

    She never said directly that we were approved, but said she would finish our case up by the end of the day (more background checks?)

    She also handed us a letter that said they are working on our case, and a decision of some sort will be made in 120 days (though she told us to ignore that, as she verbally told us she will finish up with ours by the end of the day).

    Checked my USCIS status this am, and it looks like we are approved.

    So, that's it... until 1.5 years from now!

    February 2016 AOS Filers

    in Adjustment of Status Case Filing and Progress Reports

    Posted

    Just joining in... I'm a February 2016 AOS filer as well. I've been reading people's post here and I thought I'd share my story and timeline as well.

    Apr 2012 Obtained a TN1 Status at the Blaine, WA border crossing (from BC, Canada)

    Nov 2014 Met my partner on Match and started dating

    Apr 2015 Renewed my TN1 Status

    Nov 2015 Married my partner who is a US citizen

    Jan 2016 Honeymoon/vacation outside the US

    2/1/2016 Sent package (I-485, I-130, I-765, and I-131) to Chicago Lockbox via FedEx

    2/3/2016 (Day 1) Received by Chicago Lockbox per FedEx tracking

    2/8/2016 (Day 5) Text message received by spouse who filed I-130. Receipt number provided (starts with MSC)

    2/9/2016 (Day 6) Checks processing as per online banking. Unable to check status on the USCIS website using the receipt number received

    2/10/2016 (Day 7) Now able to check status online, indicating "Fingerprint Fee was received" and that the National Benefits Center is working on my case

    2/12/2016 (Day 9) NOA received by mail for I-485, I-130, I-765, and I-131. Priority Date indicated on the I-485 and I-130: 2/3/2016

    Now, I'm waiting for the biometrics appointment letter.

    I'm hoping to get my green card before June 2016, so I can attend a wedding in Toronto. Well, we'll see...

    We have the exact same AOS time frame, lol

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