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My officer said the same for June last Friday then Monday at 7am ceremony was scheduled -:)

From following closely, it seems like you will soon be notified for an interview. That would be my educated guess. Do us a favor; please fill out your timeline so that you may be added to database of time lines for the Minneapolis office and please update us when you get an interview.  Thanks... 

Could you please update your timeline so that it may be reflected on the averaging of how long it is taking for people to get interviews?  

It would seem that cases that get chosen intentionally or at random can take 1-5yrs depending on case load at local CIS office.
 
I filed in Sept 2019 and looks like our case may not get touched (aside from two transfers) until middle to end of 2021.

I don’t really understand LIN currently cases before and after mine have been approved but my case plus about 10-20 beside mine are not approved or received any update.
 
Sept 3rd filer, hopefully something happens soon

Case Tracker

I don’t really understand LIN currently cases before and after mine have been approved but my case plus about 10-20 beside mine are not approved or received any update.
 
Sept 3rd filer, hopefully something happens soon

i485 and fiancé visa / CR1 and a bunch of others have higher priority than a i751.
 
n400 I think has more priority than a i751

I just noticed a LIN filer from August 30th has been approved, very good news today!
 
This case is within a 1000 of my case

That usually means they require an interview in the near future.

That usually means they require an interview in the near future.

I just noticed a LIN filer from August 30th has been approved, very good news today!
 
This case is within a 1000 of my case

I use the Case Tracker for USCIS mobile app to search cases before and after my case#.
 
 

I just noticed a LIN filer from August 30th has been approved, very good news today!
 
This case is within a 1000 of my case

I just noticed a LIN filer from August 30th has been approved, very good news today!
 
This case is within a 1000 of my case

I just noticed a LIN filer from August 30th has been approved, very good news today!
 
This case is within a 1000 of my case

All those cases are i485/i765 they have a higher priority than i751.

Apologize I didn’t mean to upset you, as you are more than likely aware the Removal of Conditions application is to prove you are still together and have a strong relationship, because per the letter of the law (emotions aside) anything else means it is not a valid reason for a green card as many have exploited this path to citizenship wrongfully.
 
 
Waivers do exist but usually I assume they are intended for different reasons like violence, domestic issues, and USC passing away. I am no means an expert, this is my understanding and personal views as I truly don’t want this process to get any more stricter than it already is for K1 visa holders.
 
While most marriage waivers are approved there are quite a few that are not.
 
 
The only thing USCIS does in an instant is denials for ROC, there is absolutely no priority for ROC applications and many other applications take priority over us (like K1 and other similar petitions).

Apologize I didn’t mean to upset you, as you are more than likely aware the Removal of Conditions application is to prove you are still together and have a strong relationship, because per the letter of the law (emotions aside) anything else means it is not a valid reason for a green card as many have exploited this path to citizenship wrongfully.
 
 
Waivers do exist but usually I assume they are intended for different reasons like violence, domestic issues, and USC passing away. I am no means an expert, this is my understanding and personal views as I truly don’t want this process to get any more stricter than it already is for K1 visa holders.
 
While most marriage waivers are approved there are quite a few that are not.
 
 
The only thing USCIS does in an instant is denials for ROC, there is absolutely no priority for ROC applications and many other applications take priority over us (like K1 and other similar petitions).

Well on the bright side you’ll most likely send your husband back to his home country. 😎

Well on the bright side you’ll most likely send your husband back to his home country. 😎

Well on the bright side you’ll most likely send your husband back to his home country. 😎

Well on the bright side you’ll most likely send your husband back to his home country. 😎

Please try to understand it from the perspective of the USCIS office looking at your file. How are they going to know this detail? Did you provide a clear statement to this effect? Same address may not be not "enough" in some cases. Hopefully, it will all work out for you.