hlbarney

Woohoo. We have been waiting for an interview date since June and we just got a CaseStatus update that they have scheduled our interview. Just waiting to receive the mail to see what date it is. 

It looks like you submitted checks sent to your apartment rent lease- they want actual lease contract from apartment or home loan statement to prove you both reside together. You sent tax transcripts- they want tax transcript with w2 from Irs page, go to irs.gov and print out transcript from irs page, send driver license or id card with common address with whichever bills you guys have even if it is in either spouse name, to show both of you live together. Affidavit to be written from your families and friends who knows about your relationship and pretty much what they are asking for. I have seen they reply to RFE pretty quick and approve your case if they are satisfied, or call you for interview. It is not bad that they asked for rfe, it means they are working on your case and that is good. Good luck and please update us.

Hi all!
 
I received notification this morning that says Card Was Mailed To Me however, I do not see any approval notice line or anything. The information about my case is below. Hope it means the case is approved
 
I751 - Divorced so filed with waiver: EAC19901XXXX , New York
 
ROC Timeline
July 20 2019- Packet mailed 
July 23 2019 - Packet delivered
July 23 2019 - Text notification, 
July 31 2019 - Received 18 Month Extension Letter
August 30  2019 - Completed Biometric at USCIS NYC
April 30 2020 - New card being produced
May 4 2020 - New card is mailed
 

You filed with the divorce waiver from the start? Or was it filed jointly and then changed?

This really is BS... I don't have much advice on what to submit except try and send everything they listed, even though you have already done so.
 
I would consider a letter to your senator/congressperson explaining what is happening. Include a copy of the rfe. It might not do much but worth a try. To me the rfe contradicts itself by asking for evidence you have already submitted.
 
If you research who your senator/congressperson is, their website sometimes has some kind of immigration release form, so they can contact USCIS on your behalf.

Most of the ones I have seen are actually Texas Service Center! I have barely seen any LIN filer approvals, or the ones I have seen are from 2018 or Jan/Feb 2019. 
 
Heather & Hugo.

PRAISE! So happy to hear this! 

Nothing here but I was just looking at the May 2019 thread and lots of people are getting approved without interview (if they already had one for AOS). Hopefully this is good news for us too.

I agree with you, I definitely see cause for concern.
And I'm concerned myself.