Stephznog

On 9/21/2020 at 4:42 PM, thine said:

Did anybody traveled with their extension letter? If yes was it easy to show on airports? Do they accept it easily?

My husband has traveled with the extension letter and his expired residency card. We've didn't have any issues. At the airport in Dominican Republic the airline employee made a copy of the letter (not sure why) but he had no issues traveling out or into the U.S.

Hello, just wondering where I can check to see if they're using the old biometrics? Or where they're sending the updates to? 

Thank you!

On 4/29/2020 at 12:43 AM, LCCF said:

Hi everyone! I finalized my packet today and will be sending out this week. Mailing out of NJ to TX, probably via FedEx. My card officially expires 7/25. My packet includes:

Cover letter (i mainly use it as a personal checklist)

Check

I-751 

Supporting documents:

1. A copy of the front and back of Resident Card. 

2. A copy of the marriage certificate

3. A copy of our most recent car insurance bill (just included most recent, has both our names and current address)

4. A copy of the birth certificates of our two kids

5. A copy of my life insurance policy (just the Declarations page which has my name and beneficiaries who are my husband and kids)

6. A Copy of the travel itinerary for our family trip taken in 2019.( 1 page)

7. Copy of taxes for 2017, 2018 & 2019. (Just federal, they are 3 pages /year) 

8. Photo book (a simple color photobook from shutterfly. Purchased for this specifically. Felt it was easier for me to put all photos together, labeled pages by year. Shows story of our family. Not sure if they scan picture files, they may not be able to scan them since its in a book but, a lot of them they already have from initial application.)

IN other posts i noticed people were sending large packets, some with 200+ pages. Mine has only 33 pages total including the I751 which is 11 pages. Makes me a bit nerveous but hope this all is more than enough. Good luck to everyone!

 

 

Hello,

I included both of our birth certificates, our marriage certificates (translations for marriage and his birth certificate from english to spanish) both state drivers license, social security and passport picture biometric pages for both of us. Copies of medical insurance cards. IRS transcripts, a notarized letter from our landlord and 6 months of copies of checks for rent from our joint account. Copies of our cellphone bill for 6 months. Copies of car insurance policy showing us as both on policy.  6 months Car payment statements for the car, 6 months ez pass statements. Pictures and flights and travel information since my husband has been here. Probably a lot but I'd rather more than less. Lol 

Hello all,

Here's my timeline:

4/8/20 - Mailed out ROC package to Dallas via USPS priority mail (approx 200 pages) made my own dividers with card stock and adhesive tabs, 2 hole punched and put into a folder with prongs.

4/10/20 - Packaged Delievered and Picked Up from lockbox

4/14/20 - Text message with Case # assigned to MSC

4/15/20 - Check Cashed

4/20/20 - Received hard copy of NOA

On 4/5/2020 at 7:07 PM, Adam D said:

Hi

 

best of luck! I sent pictures from Our wedding day onwards. All put into one Word document and I labelled each one with the occasion, location and names of people on the picture. 
 

I had an RFE in the past For insufficient evidence, but not this time 🙂

Thanks for the help. I included as much pictures as I had either of us and my family.

Hello everyone,

best of luck! my 90 day window opened up march 5th but due to everything going up will be sending this week. I wanted to ask if anyone sent pictures with their application. Thanks for your assistance. 

TSC

Priority Date March 13

NOA1 March 15

NOA2 Sep 19

I've called NVC every week since and they still haven't received my packet. I called USCIS spoke with a tier 2 officer and was told the last activity was on Sep 20 (assuming that's when they sent me approval letter). She said she would send TSC a message and I should receive a letter in the mail between 15 to 30 days with a response from them. Also was told my NVC to email them a copy of my approval letter so they could further investigate. I'm trying not to panic but kind of difficult when I don't know where the heck my packet is. Sorry for the long message, just don't know what to do at this point.

Hi Everyone! 

March 4 - Mailed Out

March 10 - Delivered to Chicago Lockbox

March 15 - Received Email Case was being sent to Texas Service Center

March 20 - Received NOA1 in Mail

Good luck to everyone!