sharin

Never too late to start, incase she gets RFE  - she has some evidences ready to go. It'll work for sure! ROC take 11+ month - she still has like 3-4 months remaining.

1. Open new Joint checking account and start paying major bills from it OR ask your husband to add you on existing account which is used for paying atleast Rent / mortgage
2. Ask your husband to add you on credit cards as Authorized User (you can submit front and back of credit card)
3. Transfer one of Utility Bills to your name
4. Health / Auto Insurance showing both names (you and husband)
5. Life Insurance showing each other as Beneficiary
6. If your husband owns property, ask him to add you as Beneficiary incase of death (he can always change this after Green Card is approved).

Just got an email , My N400 is approved and I'm in line for oath ceremony.
 
Good luck to you all !

Weird question though - have you ever contacted USCIS to inquire about your case? I wonder if constant bugging to USCIS may speed up your case? 
 
I contacted USCIS about my case for Biometrics and already approved. I have seen lots of time people inquiring and suddenly they get approval. Yes it could be just coincidence but multiple datapoints can't be ignored just as coincidences. 

I posted my actual appointment earlier in the thread. Basically I completed my biometrics about two weeks prior to my scheduled date by doing an early walk-in.

Agreed - they only care if you're filing taxes regularly and don't owe anything to IRS. 

Guess I'm moving to Cleveland for couple months 😂

I was walking home a few years ago in the middle of the night when a car stopped slightly in ahead of me, just by the curb. A man comes out, looks completely civilian, introduces himself and flashes a police badge. At this point I realize that I would never, ever be able to tell a fake one from a real one. The thing that did make him seem like a real policeman to me was actually not the badge but the fact that he had a radio on him that he spoke into. He needed to check my ID for some not immediately evident reason, I believe he said he was looking for someone who was lost or something. 
 
Anyway, I'm still not sure what you're supposed to do in situations like that. It can definitely be a bit unsettling.

Unsettling part of this experience, how to really identify if they were not fake USCIS Agents.
I mean anyone can show any badge and risk exposing your family members / kids to strangers by letting them in. 

Just got text message and found that my Green card is approved. Any idea how long it takes to get Green card, I have  upcoming Mexico Trip on March 29th.  
 
Mailed: 4/17/2018
Delivered: 4/20/2018
Received: 5/20/2018 <<< as listed on NOA-1
Check cashed: 6/1/2018
NOA receipt dated: 5/30/18
NOA-1 received: 6/4/18 (with Typographic Error)
Error correction request : 6/5/18
Received NOA-2 : 6/20/2018 (Received by USCIS 4/20/2018 <<< as listed on NOA-2)
Received NOA for Biometric Waiver (dated 02/28/2019)
Text message / Online Status update for Green Card approval (03/21/2019)

Just got text message and found that my Green card is approved. Any idea how long it takes to get Green card, I have  upcoming Mexico Trip on March 29th.  
 
Mailed: 4/17/2018
Delivered: 4/20/2018
Received: 5/20/2018 <<< as listed on NOA-1
Check cashed: 6/1/2018
NOA receipt dated: 5/30/18
NOA-1 received: 6/4/18 (with Typographic Error)
Error correction request : 6/5/18
Received NOA-2 : 6/20/2018 (Received by USCIS 4/20/2018 <<< as listed on NOA-2)
Received NOA for Biometric Waiver (dated 02/28/2019)
Text message / Online Status update for Green Card approval (03/21/2019)

Someone on FB group was approved, he sent package on April 27th and received on April 28th as per NOA.
 
Time line:
Package sent: April 27, 2018
Date Delivered to California USCIS: April 29, 2018
Receipt Date: June 04, 2018
12 and 18Months Extension: forgot the date I received them.
Waive Notice Biometrics: Feb 22, 2019
Approval of I751 : March 12, 2019
total processing time: 11 months

Someone on FB group was approved, he sent package on April 27th and received on April 28th as per NOA.
 
Time line:
Package sent: April 27, 2018
Date Delivered to California USCIS: April 29, 2018
Receipt Date: June 04, 2018
12 and 18Months Extension: forgot the date I received them.
Waive Notice Biometrics: Feb 22, 2019
Approval of I751 : March 12, 2019
total processing time: 11 months

I'm credit score expert, answer is NO - there is no correlation. Only thing it helps you out is there are some bank institutions which opens their certain product like credit cards, LOC etc strictly to US Citizens. 
 
Also, I hope you removed "DHS Authorization" wording printed on SSN if not - visit local SSN office and request for new SSN physical copy. (your SSN will remain same). 

You're out of luck - you either need  lease copy in your hand or contact landlord. You don't get any documents submitted to USCIS back. 

Our status on 01/31/2019 was updated to "New Card Was Mailed to Me" but we haven't gotten anything in the mail, so we just did the e-service request they advise to do when checking your status. Anyone else have this experience?

Got our notice 2/15, card came in today 2/22.  Never got tracking number and it didn't show up in the informed delivery from USPS.  We have just been checking every day in case it came, and it popped up just now.  So about 4-5 business day turnaround which is pretty good from USCIS.

USCIS  mailed my card Feb 15 and we’ve been expecting the card to arrive since Tuesday, yay. Today is the first time we didn’t go to the mailbox as there’s no USCIS mail that appeared in the USPS informed delivery.  Saw your post and read it to my husband. He got out right away and took the mails. He came back and he has a BIG smile!  I’m very happy my I-751 process is over. 
 
I wish everybody here the same luck too!

Hey all, I just received an email saying that there is an update on my status. Logged in and it says New Card is Being Produced, Dated Feb 19. Can't describe the feeling, hope all of you will get it soon!

Discussion in media is for Immigrants who rely on Government benefits- not for US Citizens. And for unemployment benefits, anyone is eligible as long as you contributed for social security (paid taxes etc.) Unless I'm missing any recent development. 
 
Also, we definitely don't plan to request Medicaid and food stamps 😅

Filed I-751 in April 2018, recently my USC spouse lost job and plans to claim unemployment benefits starting Sept-2018.
 
I'm currently employed (salary above poverty guideline by USCIS) - we been filing taxes together so far, will this affect pending I-751 case and N-400 (in future).

You guys need Professional Attorney / Advisor - not forum. Case is already complicated due to fact that he left country after receiving conditional GC - although he had valid reason but portraying in front of USCIS in legal way and Immigration is something you don't want to take chances with. Attorney will charge $1-2K but it'll be worth spending money when you're already aware it is not straight-forward case and when you guys need quick advice to sleep peacefully at night. 

CSC - California Service center 

Mailed: 4/17/2018
Received: 4/20/2018
Check cashed: 6/1/2018
NOA receipt dated: NA
NOA received: NA

My bad - I'm wrong. You guys are right - 1year extension is from date of GC expiration.  
 
Page 38 - https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/assets/documents/2017-Nov/carrier-information-guide-english.pdf
 
 

Some one please correct me if i'm wrong, but my understanding is the 1 year extension is from when your GC expires not necessarily 1 year from when your NOA is dated. So if your GC expired on April 22, 2018, then the 1 year extension is until April 22, 2019.  in the case of my husband, his GC expires on July 4, 2018 so the 1 year extension is until July 4th 2019.
I think there was an immigration lawyer on this forum, not sure if he/she would know.