MadMax101
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1 hour ago, mrandmrsBRS said:
Alright, we will be mailing our additional documents tomorrow. What do you guys think?
- copy of our driver’s licenses
- copy of my military spouse ID
- plane tickets with all our names
- geico insurance with our names
- my life insurance with both our names
- screenshots of my tricare health insurance with both our names on it
- tricare explanation of benefits letter
- DoD eligibility for Tricare
- screenshots of my bank account (my husband transfers money to my savings account twice a month)
- taxes 2015-2018 (we file jointly)
- property tax 2018
- home insurance with both our names
- home warranty with both our names
- delta title corporation for our house with both our names on it
- affidavits from his grandparents and hopefully from his chief
- copy of orders
This should be enough? Also we don’t have a joint bank account and my name is not on any utility bill.
and all of this is not going to fit in the envelope they provided. Can i use a different envelope and put theirs in the other one with all the documents?
Make sure to send the the transcripts for your tax returns. All of this should be enough. Did you initially include the title for your house? I would think joint ownership of a house wouldn't have got you a RFE.
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1 hour ago, Simonbln said:
Even visajourney sent me an email - your approval estimate is past due😂 i am starting a new job in 3 weeks.. hope something by then... when i started my current job they didnt know about the letter and ended up moving my start date so i lost two months of benefits.. thanks uscis
This is what I sent to my wife's HR Dept and it cleared things up. You need the expired Greencard, extension letter and a government ID like a driver's license.
I have attached chapter 7.1 from the USCIS Hanbook for Employers (M-274) that verifies the documents she has submitted are sufficient for employment. The entire handbook is here: https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/handbook-employers-m-274
The most relevant portions are here:
Employees must be allowed to choose which document(s) they will present from the Lists of Acceptable Documents. You cannot specify which document(s) an employee must present. Employees who attest to being an LPR in Section 1 may choose to present a List A document (such as a Permanent Resident Card, Form I-551) or a List B and List C document combination
The combination of an expired Permanent Resident Card and a Form I-797, Notice of Action, that indicates that the card is valid for an additional year, is an acceptable List C evidence of employment authorization for one year as indicated on Form I-797. At the end of the one-year period, you must reverify.
So the combination of her unexpired Texas driver’s license (Type B document) and the Greencard + Extension Letter (Type C) satisfy the requirements of the employment eligibility. The USCIS is really backed up so every single person who has a marriage green card gets one of these letters while the case is processed.
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On 4/19/2019 at 2:22 AM, afrocraft said:
Is it odd that I've not heard one word about my I-751 (VSC) since the extension letter?
No transfer, no RFE... Just radio silence. My case status update still says "unable to provide any update" and I just get generic still-within-the-processing-time updates during calls with tier 2 officers.
It's not. We are in the same boat. On one hand, it's a bummer that we see people who submitted months after us being approved. On the other, that's why we have an extension until October. I'm not going to get concerned until around August.
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2 hours ago, invasian said:
Hello Everyone I just wanted to say thanks for this helpful site and everyone who contributes to it. From the beginning of the K1 process till the removal of conditions I've been utilizing this site resources. I wanted to contribute to this thread that my spouse and I filed for her removal of conditions on January 2018 at the California service center. After following this thread and finding out that many have been approved already, I've been fearing and dreading of getting RFE's because of not seeing or getting any updates on the old case status site nor the new dhs site. Finally yesterday I got a text randomly saying that there was an update to our Case WAC180765*** so I went to check the case status site and to my surprise it said April 17,2019 New card is being produced. So the wait is finally over and one stress is done with. Thanks to All and hope everyone good luck, as we all know how long of a journey this process is.
We are also in the WAC180765*** range. Hopefully we hear something soon. Congrats!
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50 minutes ago, Gabril said:
No any update for today ?
I got excited because I thought we had approval but it was for a case close to mine that I follow : (
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1 hour ago, morgan.croft said:
Mine is at VSC. Lol
Well doesn’t look like I’ll hear anything either.
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15 minutes ago, morgan.croft said:
And another week bites the dust. LOL
Still 2 more work hours in Cali.
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21 minutes ago, Roy&Chanel said:
nope i wasnt its been sitting on the stack since they received it 😂 I filed in on 31st Dec
I was preparing for RFE documents thinking I might get one, cos I was in between everyone while the others get RFE and approvals except mine
Congrats. We're still waiting and I'm betting on a RFE when we hear anything.
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3 hours ago, Pikachu Babe said:
A March 2018 filer just got approved while our Jan filer still waiting.....Pikachu is mad...
Take a break from VJ and checking the cases around you. Just let time fly. Panic in September.
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2 hours ago, LarryH said:
There's not even a single i751 case near me (out of the 500 I search using the app). I'm the lone warrior standing lol smh smh
I've watched week after week as all those cases got cleared.
There are a lot of 751s that don’t show up as 751 on the app. They have a blank form number and just say “case status.”
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Whole bunch of cases I follow just went to producing card statuses...not ours though.
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18 minutes ago, Ivan W said:
I got the same email like you. It said "We are still reviewing your case and there are no updates at this time. We will notify you when your case status changes. We last took action on your case on January 22, 2019." Does anyone get this email ?
That was ours but the last action date was in October of 2018 which is (I believe) they sent us the 18 month extension. Maybe them taking action on Jan 22nd is a good thing?
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You should have already received your 18 month extension.
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We got an update this morning via Email that there are no updates and they are still reviewing the case. Thanks Guys.
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Updated list of origin country for early approvals. I guess there really isn't a trend.
Philippines
Australia
Vietnam
Vietnam
Vietnam
Tunisia
Liberia
Germany
Mexico
Mexico
Users with no country: PP1991
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Hmmm. These are the countries from the users who are getting approved:
Philippines
Australia
Vietnam
Tunisia
Germany
Vietnam
Liberia
Users with no country: PP1991, NinaG,Eli_za
I'm guessing it's not a coincidence that all the approvals are outside of central and South America but I guess we'll know once we see more approvals in the weeks to come.
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Different people have reported being told different things by immigration officials. Some will combine the removal and immigration interviews, some will make you wait until the removal process is complete. Some people have said that filing the 400 could delay the 751. It's hard to know what is the case. We elected to just play it safe and wait until we have the 10 year green card to apply for citizenship.
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We were sent a notice about 3 months after filing saying they were just going to re-use previous biometrics and an appointment would not be necessary.
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All our /my.uscis.gov account shows is that the case was received last January.
Meanwhile, at https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus all we get is "At this time USCIS cannot provide you with information for your case."
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Do you have a valid state ID or driver's license? That serves as your identity or type B document. Your expired green card and that I-797 18 month extension serve as a type C document. They have to accept those two documents.
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Anyone else going to hold off on filing the N-400 until the 10 year green card is approved?
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Hey Guys,
I am a US citizen and the sponsor for my immigrant wife. I recently got laid off and was looking into claiming unemployment benefits. Could that adversely affect her pending 10 year green card even if she is fully employed?
I-751 January 2018
in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion
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yep.