
JB209
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About JB209
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City
Oklahoma City
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State
Oklahoma
Immigration Info
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Immigration Status
IR-1/CR-1 Visa
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Texas Service Center
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Local Office
Oklahoma City OK
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Country
Colombia
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N-400 July 2020 Filers (merged)
JB209 replied to JER2020's topic in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports
I’m in OK and no notice. -
N-400 July 2020 Filers (merged)
JB209 replied to JER2020's topic in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports
Mine went up from 7 to 12 months -
N-400 July 2020 Filers (merged)
JB209 replied to JER2020's topic in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports
Mailed them on July 7th -
LaughingBuddha started following JB209
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N-400 July 2020 Filers (merged)
JB209 replied to JER2020's topic in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports
Mailed them on July 7th -
N-400 July 2020 Filers (merged)
JB209 replied to JER2020's topic in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports
Finally got around to post here and join the group. Filed by paper, IOE Receipt Number, OKC field office. NOA1: July 16th, 2020 Estimated Completion Time: Feb 2021 (7 months) Estimated Wait Time (AKA Bubble bursting time): 6 days -
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Removing "valid only with DHS authorization"from SS
JB209 replied to PaoloItaly's topic in Social Security Numbers
Take green card and passport as sometimes they ask for two IDs. Shouldnt cost anything. Use the receipt they provide for your job/hiring and you will get a new SSC in the mail -
Applying for Global Entry Before Naturalization
JB209 replied to JB209's topic in Working & Traveling During US Immigration
I'd be OK with getting another appointment, as long as I don't have to pay the fee again as if it was a new application just to add a US passport -
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Hi Everybody, I am looking for experiences and knowledge about getting Global Entry as a permanent resident, before applying and getting Naturalization (knowing you will apply and more likely get accepted for Naturalization). Is there too much trouble then, once you have a US passport, to change it in your Global Entry profile? or how does it work? Thank you!
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snow108069 reacted to a post in a topic: Processing Times (I-751) for MSC (National Benefits Center)
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I-751 June 2019 Filers
JB209 replied to PP_2016's topic in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion
Got approved yesterday. The whole process took 30 minutes walking in to out the door of the building. There was no one else doing interviews at the time but us. The interview itself inside the lady's office took 10 minutes. The USCIS officer took us both at the same time and had our file with every paper we've submitted for this process. She asked, how did you two meet? When did you start dating? Who proposed? How was the proposal? do you have kids? At the same time she was filling out a form and checking some information like: full name, SSN, address. At the end she said we were approved and that we should get the new card in a week or so. -
Got approved yesterday. The whole process took 30 minutes walking in to out the door of the building. There was no one else doing interviews at the time but us. The interview itself inside the lady's office took 10 minutes. The USCIS officer took us both at the same time and had our file with every paper we've submitted for this process. She asked, how did you two meet? When did you start dating? Who proposed? How was the proposal? do you have kids? At the same time she was filling out a form and checking some information like: full name, SSN, address. At the end she said we were approved and that we should get the new card in a week or so.
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Normal process. Wait until your status online changes to “We have scheduled an interview” then watch for the interview notice on your mail showing your interview date. The time for you to get an interview depends on how backed up your local office is. You cant waive it. The USCIS needs to interview you, therefore you can’t tell them not to do it. Pretty much 90-99% of ROC cases are being interviewed nowadays.
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Just keep checking your status online and not worry about it until it changes to "Interview scheduled". Once this happens, they will send you a letter (notice) with the interview appointment date and time; at this point I would recommend that if you have someone you trust to go check your mail in order to open that letter and you know the actual interview date to proceed to make your plans (buy a ticket back to the US, etc). The paperwork you need is pretty much the same you submitted along with your I-751, plus new evidence (newer pictures, new properties or contracts or things like that...)