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Hey everyone, I just check my case and as of Yesterday my card was sent into production! Thank God. I filed in May 30 2019. Vermont service center

Yes I did! It looks very different to my last one! 

Hello! Just wanted to drop a note saying that my Vermont Service Center / EAC I-751 ROC was approved on April 3! No RFE, no interview request. Even during this time, the government is working hard for us. Good luck to all still waiting!! 

I was approved on April 3! 

Hello! Just wanted to drop a note saying that my Vermont Service Center / EAC I-751 ROC was approved on April 3! No RFE, no interview request. Even during this time, the government is working hard for us. Good luck to all still waiting!! 

Hello! Just wanted to drop a note saying that my Vermont Service Center / EAC I-751 ROC was approved on April 3! No RFE, no interview request. Even during this time, the government is working hard for us. Good luck to all still waiting!! 

Hi guys, we got our approval letter in the mail today. LIN filer. 
 
Received date: 5-13-2019
Biometrics: 10-24-2019
Approval: 4-3-2020
Card mailed: 4-6-2020

Seems like EAC and LIN filers are getting approved 👍

Hey Everyone 
 
I am new to this but wanted to tell you my i751 was approved Friday and my 10yr GC will be with me Friday (2days)
 
filed May 24 2019 ( Divorce Waiver - good faith, no fault) 
biometrics July 7th 2019
totally forgot about my case until I checked randomly last Friday to find it had been approved and new card ordered  

Case approved as of today. 
 
Sent 28APR2019
Received 30APR2019
Biometric Mid October
Case approved 31MAR2020
 
I know im technically april filer but i always thought May since i receive extension letter on May.
 
 
LIN case, joint filer with a lawyer (just to make sure). Have a wonderful day and best luck for everyone!
 

Received NOA today. Case officially transferred to Potomac Service Center. Hope this ends up being a good thing! 

Depends on your service center and if you need an interview or not.
 
Those of us who ended up at CSC shouldn't expect anything until at least 1,5 year after filing. We should be happy if it happens faster than that.

Hi everyone,
 
Wanted to share my update with you all.
 
Today my case got approved and they're producing the new 10 yrs Green Card.
Hopefully you all will hear something soon.
Case # LIN1990476xxx
File date 5/15/2019
NOA1 5/23/2019
Bio app 10/21/2019
Approved/production 4/2/2020
 
Good luck everyone.
Now it's time for me to start the n400 waiting game ☹️

Got new card is being produced notification today!!!
LIN1990475xxx.
Filed on May 20th, 2019.
Bio on October 21st.
No interview, no RFE. 

My case was EAC case was approved March 31st and GC mailed out April 3rd. Thank you all for letting me be part of the journey. For those waiting wishing you the Best of luck. I have a feeling that because of current situation in the world, things are speeding up. 

Hello! Just wanted to drop a note saying that my Vermont Service Center / EAC I-751 ROC was approved on April 3! No RFE, no interview request. Even during this time, the government is working hard for us. Good luck to all still waiting!! 

Because employers get these requests all the time they often issue standard letters that state that the employee is employed full time as a ______ and annual salary. Your husband probably just needs to request one from HR and he can probably get one pretty quickly.

I mean there are thousands and thousands of them made... I'm sure percentage wise it isn't a "problem"... and out of the ones that do get stolen, an even smaller amount are probably reported as such. BUT, for the individual, it'll be a big problem ofc...
And you are right,  from previous posters it is obvious that they don't care about it.
I'm sure you will get your card just fine!

Nor does the United States recognize my Canadian citizenship, but that doesn't prevent me from being a citizen of both countries.
My question was "How many citizenship's can one person have?"
It was not my intention to start a political or religious debate and I'll not let this thread come to that either, so I'll refrain from further comment, respect your input to my original question, and leave it at that.

I have heard several stories like this on here and believe they get lost (read stolen) from time to time - which is just awful (I guess sometimes they could be actually lost lol). In any case, if you get approved at your interview ask them then and there if they can stamp your passport (i-551 stamp) right there since you will be needing it for work.

I-751 are mostly adjudicated at USCIS Service Centers, not the field offices. There are only two locations for ROC filings; California and Vermont Service Center. You should feel really happy moving to Dallas because Texas residents file I-751s to California Service Center, which is much much faster than the Vermont Center.
 
A small percentage of cases (maybe around 10%) are later transferred to local field offices for an interview if the initial evidences or later submitted evidences if RFE'd are not found sufficient. At that point workload of the local field offices would matter. I believe Dallas office is not the best place to be in that case but as long as you guys prepare well; you'd get approved by the Service Centers .

Removal of conditions applications are handled by service centers.  If you are living in Texas at the time of ROC, you would send your application to the California Service Center.  You would go to the local office only if they decide an interview is needed.

Hi Allie, 

The language on your Interview Notice is quite generic. They give all applicants the same list of what to bring, regardless of if you have already submitted those documents, or if they were up to the standard they require. I have read testimony of the interviews saying that they very often don't ask for those documents again, but do require you to have them in the event that they do want to see them. It doesn't hurt to bring along everything they ask for, even if those things are already in your original application. I wouldn't read into the semantics too much, they just want you to be prepared to answer questions about every aspect of your application and made sure that all of the information you submitted originally is still valid and current.

I hope this helps!