ALittleBritish

Thanks @peachouille, that was really helpful!  I appreciate it. 

Having your green card expire and no NOA does NOT mean you need a stamp to continue working. It just means you don't have proof of status, but your status is still valid.
 
If you still have the same job and you presented your conditional green card when you got hired, they are not allowed to ask to reverify your status:
 
If you have a new job, you don't need to ever present the green card. A state ID/license and an unrestricted social security card together are proof of eligibility, see acceptable documents. They are not allowed to demand a specific type of document to prove your status:
 
 
The problem arises for people who either don't have an unrestricted SS card because they didn't change it after AOS, or have their license expire with the green card.
 
From what I've seen lately, USCIS has not been very cooperative with people about scheduling an appointment to get a stamp, requiring them to wait until the last minute or send proof that they need it for employment.
 
Hope this helps!

Got my text notification this afternoon, MSC as expected for me.

My credit card was just charged from the Phoenix lockbox (package delivered on June 17)! Hopefully will receive the case number soon.

Happy to! I'm glad we have a place we can come and compare notes!

@doggieandsam @kendraf we sent ours to the Phoenix lockbox via USPS. I did registered mail so I could track it and see when it got there. 
Me too! Makes for one less appointment  

Hi All, 
 
Just sharing my info: 
 
June 1st - sent in I-751 package 
June 5th - Received by Phoenix lockbox 
June 10th - received text message & cheque cashed - Case number starting MSC (national benefits center)
June 16th - Received update that fingerprints have been reviewed and they are moving onto the next step. 
 
Hoping the process goes quickly and smoothly for us all! 

@doggieandsam @kendraf we sent ours to the Phoenix lockbox via USPS. I did registered mail so I could track it and see when it got there. 
Me too! Makes for one less appointment  

Very true! At least this time we don't have to be apart from our husbands  

<3<3 I am sure it's something to do with which pile you end up in. I won't complain too much tho..my 1-130 was processed quicker than some and I am with my hubby and that's all that matters right now. 

Pleasantly surprised that they applied fingerprints for CR-1!

Just an update for anyone who’s interested- I just got off the phone with a USCIS live agent and they confirmed that if the case is updated with fingerprints being applied, the biometrics appointment will be waived.

Hi All, 
 
Just sharing my info: 
 
June 1st - sent in I-751 package 
June 5th - Received by Phoenix lockbox 
June 10th - received text message & cheque cashed - Case number starting MSC (national benefits center)
June 16th - Received update that fingerprints have been reviewed and they are moving onto the next step. 
 
Hoping the process goes quickly and smoothly for us all! 

Hi All, 
 
Just sharing my info: 
 
June 1st - sent in I-751 package 
June 5th - Received by Phoenix lockbox 
June 10th - received text message & cheque cashed - Case number starting MSC (national benefits center)
June 16th - Received update that fingerprints have been reviewed and they are moving onto the next step. 
 
Hoping the process goes quickly and smoothly for us all! 

I was just checking your time line! Super depressed now for us but happy for you of course. We sent to same lockbox and got the MSC assign too. Rec'd 5/12 and we have our # (via phone call to them) and they cashed our cheque but we didn't get the text even though we had filled out that form and no letter that was supposed to arrive in 30 days. Sent in a request for follow up re: the letter and the only note online says that request isn't assigned yet.
 
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 *BREATHE*

Hi All, 
 
Just sharing my info: 
 
June 1st - sent in I-751 package 
June 5th - Received by Phoenix lockbox 
June 10th - received text message & cheque cashed - Case number starting MSC (national benefits center)
June 16th - Received update that fingerprints have been reviewed and they are moving onto the next step. 
 
Hoping the process goes quickly and smoothly for us all! 

It's official! I got my passport with visa back from the consulate today! Only took 2 days! Praise God! 
 
(Interview Aug 7th, Montreal. CC May 31st). 

Thank you! Very exciting for you too! I had a good experience, I wrote a fairly detailed review. If you scroll down to the bottom of the page, you can read it here: http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=272431
 
Let me know if you have any questions after reading it 😊 

Congrats @Mouna24! So happy for you!

Thank you.. I am happy for you too. Safe drive to US. 

Hello, My husband received his passport back on Thursday as well.. His passport got home prior to him returning from Montreal, since we stayed there for few days. .. I can't wait for him to come now..
Interview date August 7th, Interview date received July 6th, CC June 20th. 

Thank you!! I'll be very happy for you guys when you get your interview date! 
 
I'm moving this weekend  it has worked out really well with my employers that I could leave as soon as I received my visa and most of my stuff is in storage. Just have to go through everything and make an itemized list for going through the border. 

It's official! I got my passport with visa back from the consulate today! Only took 2 days! Praise God! 
 
(Interview Aug 7th, Montreal. CC May 31st). 

It's official! I got my passport with visa back from the consulate today! Only took 2 days! Praise God! 
 
(Interview Aug 7th, Montreal. CC May 31st). 

I use Google Calendar and just track it every time I've gone down to the US & how many days. I had to do that for Canadian PR. Annoying, but not impossible.