midwinterrose

Hello folks,
 
I have been closely following the I-751 spreadsheets to monitor activity at our service center, and in order to make it simpler to do so, I made a spreadsheet that compiles all the information from the existing spreadsheets for each month and organizes it by Service Center.  I thought others may appreciate having this information, so here's the link to the spreadsheet:
 
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10bbIF3PDa36R8-yrFhHNDV1k32le-SPi1UzhewBFgiw/edit?usp=sharing
 
The entries are sorted by NOA1 received date, and the different service centers can be located by clicking on the tabs at the bottom of the sheet.
 
The sheets are not editable because the data is all imported from the other spreadsheets, so if you have data to add, it should be added to the original spreadsheets.  (March 2021 sheet found here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1liNArfs3TXRtN7EW9iQXDHeV2z6-ROZ-CQPjLC9HQl4/edit#gid=0)  Many thanks to the creators/moderators of those sheets, and all those who have contributed–they have been very helpful!  

Just got interview scheduled notice for Cleveland office for 06 September 2022.  We filed June 16th, 2022.  Didn't get an email update, so we were quite surprised to find the letter in the mail today!

Just got interview scheduled notice for Cleveland office for 06 September 2022.  We filed June 16th, 2022.  Didn't get an email update, so we were quite surprised to find the letter in the mail today!

My interview has been scheduled for sept 15 2022. Yay 

Just got interview scheduled notice for Cleveland office for 06 September 2022.  We filed June 16th, 2022.  Didn't get an email update, so we were quite surprised to find the letter in the mail today!

I filed the same day and im cleveland office too nothing for me yet tho. Congrats 🎊 

Just got interview scheduled notice for Cleveland office for 06 September 2022.  We filed June 16th, 2022.  Didn't get an email update, so we were quite surprised to find the letter in the mail today!

Dang that’s quick! Congrats!! My wife filed June 30th of this year (Tampa) - hoping for a speedy process and this gives me hope 😁

Update : Today i got a combo interview letters for both I-751 and N-400 . Hopefully everyone who have filed for N-400 will get their combo interview soon as well.
Today they send me combo interview letters for both I-751 and N-400

I’m happy to report my wife is being sent a ceremony date, when I’m not sure yet but this process is finally over, Thank the Lord!!!
 
VJ buds thanks for all your help all these years and good luck to you in your journeys 

Finally went in for my Oath ceremony.
It was for 10.15am. Went through security at 9.55am. I was asked to go the second floor where the oath ceremony was going to be held. Handed my paperwork with a form I got in the mail to the officer who was checking in everyone. There were about 20-25 people. You were allowed to get one family member with you. Remember to bring your old green cards or any cards/ letters sent to you by USCIS throughout your journey. You will be surrendering all your old cards at the time of checking in.  Bring your supporting documents if anything changed or happened between your interview and oath ceremony day. I had travelled internationally between that time  so I took a copy of my ticket. The officer asked me the dates of travel and I gave it to her.
She checked me in and asked me to go in the hall and take a seat. My husband accompanied me.
It was a pretty smooth process. They showed us a short video then asked us to stand up and repeat the Oath of allegiance after her. She then called each one of us by name and handed us our naturalization certificates. You were allowed to take pictures through out the process. She showed us another short video at the end of the ceremony. The whole process took about an hour and 15-20 mins total from checking in to end of the ceremony. I was out by 11.10am.
I had taken an appointment for passport 2 weeks in advance and went straight there after my oath ceremony to get my passport. You need a proof of travel which I had, within 2 weeks in order to get an appointment to get expedited same day passport. 
Tip: As soon as you get your oath ceremony date, book your passport and driver's license appointment date as well. You will need an appointment to submit your passport application even if you are submitting through normal processing time. You can apply for an expedited passport if you are traveling sometime soon. Please check the website and do your thorough research.
Remember you cannot travel international if you don't have your passport coz the officer will take your green card and you wont have any document to come back in the country unless you have your passport. So if you are not traveling international for 6-8 week from your oath ceremony date then you are fine to get a regular appointment. 
Happy to answer any question and help in any way I can. 
Good to luck to all of you. Stay patient. You will get to enjoy this day very soon. I waited almost 8 months after my interview. So hold tight just little bit more. 

Wohoo! Status got changed today to New Card Is Being Produced. LIN filer, applied I-751 in Feb 2021, fingerprints updated on April 30, 2021.

The wait was painful. My partner and I were soon going to file for a divorce, and I was anxious as hell to amend my application as divorce waiver.
 
This is such a huge relief! Good luck everyone

Just got notification that my new card is being produced. FINALLY!!! 
 
LIN February 2021 filer, last update was April 30th, 2021 - Case was updated to fingerprints were taken. 

Applied today online
June 26
Received NOA same day 
pending removal of conditions 
 
fingers crossed and prayers 
 
Cleveland field office 

Me three!

Didn't see a June 2022 N-400 Filers group, so thought I'd start it. 
 
Also, saw some folks saying they had issues at interview if they filed the first day of their 90-day early filing window. Anyone else have that issue? Since last week, I also received an update that my pending I-751 has been transferred, assuming to the local office that will process the N-400.
 
90 day mark for submission: June 15, 2022
Submitted N-400: June 15, 2022 (online)
N-400 Online Biometrics Waiver: June 15, 2022 (online portal)
N-400 NOA1: June 15, 2022 (online portal)
I-751 Pending: Yes, submitted June 17, 2021 (SRC)
I-751 Pending Case Transfer Notice: June 18, 2022

It's not updated on the spreadsheet, but in looking at the timelines in VJ, I see that someone who is a LIN and filed in Feb 2021 got their approval!  
 
Please please please let this be a sign that LIN is getting going again!!!!

Finished interview today, I-751 APPROVED!!
 
I-751 - Removal of Conditions
2021-01-14 - I-751 packet/application submitted via USPS mail (USCIS received on 2021-01-21)
2021-01-15 - Green Card/Permanent Resident Card/I-551 Card EXPIRES, need to submit I-751 removal of conditions before this expiration date
2021-02-23 - I-797 Notice of Action  received in mail (extends expired Form I-551 (aka Green card) by 18 months; notifies $680 accepted;  "MSC" or National Benefit Center)
2021-11-02 - Request For Evidence (RFE) (USCIS received I-751 past CR expiration date)
2021-11-13 - I replied to RFE (Extraordinary circumstances; COVID-19, Post-marked vs. Received date)
2021-12-13 -  I-797 Notice of Action received in mail (extends expired Form I-551 (aka Green card) by 24 months, likely due to RFE delay)
2022-02-10 - I-797C Notice of Action on I-751 (INTERVIEW DATE set for Mar 21, 2022)
2022-03-21 - USCIS Lifting Conditions Interview at JFK Building in Boston, MA (Approved on same day via Case Tracker)
 
See my profile for I-751 interview review and details.

 

I did my civic test on 02/23/2022 and answer all the questions right.
 
For everyone studying for their civic test, I highly recommend this podcast:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0hBbmUyA9obs9veGTNhmUc?si=-EEDQrXSR_6h7369uQlYYw 
I use spotify but I'm sure you can find in everywhere you listen podcast.
 
Great for people who commutes only make index cards for the state related questions and us leaders.
 
Good luck.

Hey everyone! My husband passed the interview this morning!!!! Thank you everyone😊😊😊😊

We applied on March 11 ,had fingerprints in july then got 24 month extension in December and finally got the approval letter today.

I’m certain it will do nothing to contain the spread. 

Update: we were documentarily qualified a few days ago  We are now in waiting for an interview date at the embassy in SJ

Our journey to immigrate my wife here started in December of 2015.  From the first form we filed, I-130, to most recently, the I-751.  
 
Through the help and advice from fellow forum members, I was able to accomplish this entire process with No RFE’s or legal help.    
 
logged into USCIS online status update this am and it showed, “New card being produced”. 👍🏻
 
I-751 filed May 2019
Interview was scheduled on Nov 8 for Dec 13.  
 
Dec 13 ROC interview completed. 
 
Status updated today, 12/21/21 to “New card being produced”.   
 

we’re done for now.  Taking a breather from USCIS for awhile before filling the N400.  We’re both stressed to the max!!!
 
 THANKS to all here for the advice and support!  🙏🏻🙏🏻

https://www.fox6now.com/news/cdc-director-omicron-variant-mostly-mild-so-far
 
They are finally starting to tell the truth about omicron. But not the full truth. The fact is omicron is becoming (if it isn't already) the dominant variant. So far a statistically insignificant number people have died WITH (not of) omicron. It is effectively a mild cold. Furthermore it has been discovered omicron gives people immunity to more dangerous variants effectively meaning omicron will eventually wipe those variants out. This means covid as a whole will soon be no worse than the common cold. That being said is there really any legitimate reason to keep pushing vaccines (which are ineffective against omicron anyways), masks and lockdowns? Let's celebrate the fact that the pandemic is effectively over and get back to our lives as normal.