Rochbaby

Congrats! 
 

Congrats!! 

"New Card is Being Produced." - received update this morning. Finally the wait is over!!
My timeline and details:
I751 sent 04/06. NOA 04/11/18 BIO waived letter received May '18 Case transferred to Nebraska 03/05/19 NO interview. I submitted N400 this weekend, 05/05/19. I do not know if that has anything to do with the approval... I was tired of waiting and no action. I would suggest others in the same boat to apply for N400 (if eligible with "clean sheet"...) . GL for others still waiting.
 

We just got notice of "New Card Being Produced". NOA1 4/6/18 at CSC. Transferred to Nebraska 3/5/19. Nothing else until the update this morning. It was perfect timing as the N-400 application is in line for interview and, according to other Detroit timelines, we should get the notice within a couple of weeks. So glad this part got done first! We were expecting a combo interview. 

Green card arrived today! Glad to be finally done with the process. Good luck everybody!

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 Biometrics Waiver : 2/22/2019
Approval via  Text / Email : 3/21/2019 (No Biometrics / No RFE / No Case Transfer) Status - Card/ Document Production 
Card Shipped  : 3/26/2019
Card picked by USPS : 3/27/2019

I filled April 12 too .I guess we next😂

Wow! Congrats. I filed April 12th hope I will  get mine soon

OK, April filers, here is my update. I received the 10 year card today!  
 
My timeline: 
 
April 5, 2018: filed roc paperwork at CSC
Around May - June 2018: they sent me the notice that they will reuse my biometrics 
Around August 2018: receieved 12 and 18 months extension letters
Silence until February 19, 2019: case transferred to Potomac Service Center (VA) 
March 19, 2019: received a case change text update - New Card Being produced 
March 22, 2019: Approval notice comes in the mail
March 26, 2019: Card arrives in mail
 
No rfe, no interview and I haven't filed for citizenship yet. Total waiting time: 11 months

Congratulations happy for you. I'm April filers still waiting here...

Not to get everyone excited but someone on the facebook group got approved on 3/8. His application was received on 4/30/2018 No RFE, No Interview, CSC. Just so everyone keep an eye on their mail

December 11, 2017 to February 22, 2019 approval so about 14.5 months, card in hand on March 1, 2019.

@Rochbaby you’re probably exempt from doing the biometrics. Hang in there 

Don’t blame you. I would get excited the same way as well.... 
 
I hope we see some action by April.

starting to see alot of Jan, Feb and March 2018 approvals for CSC. Hopefully we will move soon... Fingers crossed.

Hey all April filers, how you all doing, hope you have fingers left with all the biting and waiting? 
 
Anyway, just checked the processing time for Vermont ... now up to 18.5 months     

I haven't heard this! My friend just got her citizenship in Feb 2018. She filed Aug 2017. She filed based on marriage 3 yrs after getting her green card. And she didnt receive her 10 yrs green card never did!

I'm just counting down to when I can file for my citizenship because none of us are not safe with what is happening in this country 

I haven't heard this! My friend just got her citizenship in Feb 2018. She filed Aug 2017. She filed based on marriage 3 yrs after getting her green card. And she didnt receive her 10 yrs green card never did!

I haven't heard this! My friend just got her citizenship in Feb 2018. She filed Aug 2017. She filed based on marriage 3 yrs after getting her green card. And she didnt receive her 10 yrs green card never did!

I'm just counting down to when I can file for my citizenship because none of us are not safe with what is happening in this country 

Most of us have.

This isn't a bad thing though. This weeds out the people who send in applications to hold a spot in line or those who figure they will just wait to get everything when it's needed. I wouldn't say it affects most of us here at VJ.

The only downside is that they can now deny it without telling us what we may have been missing. So those that only did half of their research may be surprised when things get kicked back.


This won't affect the people who meet all the requirements but may have sent a lesser quantity of proof.

This will affect the people who forgot to send a signed I-864 or tax return or any of the required things for an application to be adjudicated.


So one thing we'll have to do on VJ is stop saying "Oh don't worry about it, just wait until you get the RFE".

https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/16/politics/visa-policy-changes/index.html
Have you guys read this?

Here is an update from my infopass today:
 
GC expired last month... I do have the extension letter. 
 
Went to Inofpass to get a stamp on my passport as I travel a lot outside the US for work and I simply dont feel comfortable with just the NOA... 
 
Agent smoothly gave me the stamp valid for a year and no he did NOT take my GC, however he did do a tiny cut at the top corner. He told me to carry the GC along with the stamp in airports. He also gave me back my NOA.
 
Documents I took for my pass : GC, Extension letter, and passport.

NOA arrived in the mail!!!!
Sent to CSC on 4/6, arrived 4/9. Registered as received by USCIS on 4/24 (on the NOA). Check cashed 6/5. I have never checked my bank account as often in my life!!! Good luck to everyone still waiting. If you sent you stuff in later in April, hang tight!! I was about to lose my s#%t since I saw everyone that sent their package around the same time I did get their NOA's much sooner. This website has literally saved my mental health!