CaseyBorne88

Thank you. I put in a request yesterday via the link you provided. I also tried to schedule an Infopass appointment on the website but it keeps saying, “there was an issue with your request” after I put in my zip code. Anyone have any idea why it might be doing that?

It was a 24 month. Received 11/08/2021. So only a two year extension.

Is there a number I can call for that? Im not aware of a particular application for an new extension letter.

I have another question on my mind here now. If I filed for Citizenship now, and it was approved. The airline ticket is in my wife’s maiden name. Would that be an issue? The new US passport would be in her married name and would longer match the ticket.

I just assumed the Covid stuff had allot to do with it. Last I remember when I inquired here, many people were having the same experience as us. Everyone was receiving extensions and very little contact in between.

Our last NOA was from the Texas service center. Im not sure how fast they are. I really tend to forget about this whole immigration experience while waiting. I have to re-educate myself every time each step comes.

Hi. Thank you everyone for the information. 09/26/23 is the expiration of the extension. Im pretty confident that her petition wouldn’t be denied. I have no reason to believe it will anyways. Everything has been relatively easy in our case so far anyways, but that’s not something I’ve considered. So I will need an I-551 stamp? Is that the simplest route? How is that process started? I suppose we could apply for citizenship now to bump the process, but I would be worried that the timing might conflict with our trip next May. Is it likely that the entire process would be done in order for her to get a US passport in less than 8 months?

My wife and I are planning a trip to the Philippines next May. The last NOA we received extended her conditional permanent resident for 24 months from the expiration date on her Green Card. The expiration date will be later this year on 09/26/23. What will we need to do before leaving? Is there a document we need to apply for in order to have proof of status? Also our trip will have us out of country for 75 days. I seem to recall reading something about being out of country for too long during the immigration process, but I can’t remember the particulars. Is there anything we need to be aware of for extended stays out of country? I would appreciate any information that might help us to be prepared for our trip. Thanks.

I appreciate all the information everyone. I will set my focus in that direction. 👍🏻

Receipt Number begins with SRC. The NOA has Texas Service Center on the footing of the notice.

Thanks for the information. We do plan on filing for citizenship, but honestly we put everything out of mind after receiving our last NOA. I just assumed the process would be linear and that we would have to be approved on the I-751 first. Is it possible to jump into the N-400 now at this point in our journey? Would we run the risk of “muddying the waters” so to speak if we attempt to begin processing that while this I-751 is pending?

Hi all. I am sorry if I am contributing to an abundance of redundancy on these forums, but I have forgotten almost everything about these processes since I last attended to it 😄 Me and my wife filed our I-751 on 07/01/2021 and received a notice on 11/08/2021 informing us that her status was extended 24 months from her I-551 expiration date. That’s 09/26/23 this year. Since we have about 7 months left I would like to refresh myself a bit on what I might need to be looking out for. At what point should I seek to press for a response from the USCIS? Do they require I contact them in a particular time frame if no update has been provided? And lastly what would become of my wife’s legal status if that date comes to pass without an update? I appreciate any advice.