JKRose

5 hours ago, Cryssiekins said:

Did you receive the extension letter (2 page NoA 1)?  If yes, then there will not be an update until your case is processed (15-18 months according to processing times).  The NoA is you proof of status for work and travel purposes.  Note:  even without it, you still have status, just no tangible proof.

 

If you don’t have the NoA, submit a request online, or call USCIS so they can mail it to you. 

No, I spoke to a person on Live Chat from USCIS and they said there was a backlog for extension letters. I ended up going down to the USCIS office in Boston and asking to see someone about it. They gave me a stamp in my passport that they said would act as a temporary visa (I-551) until May 3rd, by which time I should have received my letter. For now, I'm good I think. They said I'm fine to work as normal.

Hey everyone!

I sent my I-751 to the Texas office between Christmas and NY 2018, they received it on Dec 31st. I had my biometrics taken in Massachusetts on Jan 28 2019, but since then I haven't heard anything. I called USCIS today, and the automated message just said that it's being processed in Missouri. The expiry date on my green card is today (Mar 4th), does that mean my visa has expired? Can I still work even though I haven't heard back? Panicking, and can't seem to get anyone on the phone from USCIS.