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It's been almost a year since I got any correspondence from USCIS. But today, I received my Green Card in the mail. My last notice from them was November 2021, which was an extension of 24 months. Didn't have an interview or anything else. Will be applying citizenship when I can. That will be a whole other journey!

It's been almost a year since I got any correspondence from USCIS. But today, I received my Green Card in the mail. My last notice from them was November 2021, which was an extension of 24 months. Didn't have an interview or anything else. Will be applying citizenship when I can. That will be a whole other journey!

It's been almost a year since I got any correspondence from USCIS. But today, I received my Green Card in the mail. My last notice from them was November 2021, which was an extension of 24 months. Didn't have an interview or anything else. Will be applying citizenship when I can. That will be a whole other journey!

It's been almost a year since I got any correspondence from USCIS. But today, I received my Green Card in the mail. My last notice from them was November 2021, which was an extension of 24 months. Didn't have an interview or anything else. Will be applying citizenship when I can. That will be a whole other journey!

Congratulations! Glad you didn't have to get a stamp!

It's been almost a year since I got any correspondence from USCIS. But today, I received my Green Card in the mail. My last notice from them was November 2021, which was an extension of 24 months. Didn't have an interview or anything else. Will be applying citizenship when I can. That will be a whole other journey!

It's been almost a year since I got any correspondence from USCIS. But today, I received my Green Card in the mail. My last notice from them was November 2021, which was an extension of 24 months. Didn't have an interview or anything else. Will be applying citizenship when I can. That will be a whole other journey!

Obvious to whom?
 
The burden is on the man filing N-400 to prove he wasn’t required to register.  The date one became an LPR is immaterial.  
 
Every male between 18 and 26 minus a day in the USA has to register, unless they are lawful non immigrants.  If a man was in the USA in that age range and didn’t register in him the onus is on him to prove lawful non immigrant status.    

If you did not leave F-1 status  until age 27 then that is your answer.  
 
Now you have to provide evidence that you had a lawful non immigrant status through age 26.  Do you have the F-1 visa and entry stamps? Do you the I-94s? Do you have evidence of attending school in the USA through age 26?

You can  answer that you thought USCIS would register you as per what the I-485 said.  Or you can answer that you were not aware you were required to register.  
 
Every male age 17 to 26 (minus 1 day) is permitted to register.  Except for those with lawful nonimmigrant  status, every male in the USA  aged 18 to 26 minus 1 day is required to register.  Every male LPR or USA citizen in that age range must register regardless whether living in the USA or not.  
 
Most people who file I-485, if not at time of filling, will eventually fall out of  lawful non immigrant status even those the I-485 filing creates a lawful presence. So once your non immigrant status ended, you were required to register if the status ended before you reached age 26. 
 
You will need to also get a status information letter ( follow process at https://www.sss.gov/verify/sil/ ).
 
If you aren’t yet are 31, then you will have to wait until then.  However you should Friday call SSS to verify that you weren’t registered.  Sometimes USCIS does register I-485 applicants but the record is not tried to the SSN (perhaps because the applicant had no SSN or didn’t provide one in the I-485).   

You pay for biometrics and you don't need to inform that you have a pending ROC case.

I'd do it online: faster, cheaper, less stressful. 

We received our 24 month extension letter today. Anyone else?

Which service center? Probably Texas (SRC) as they're fast. Most others are in for a long wait 😭

Thanks so much!!!! Definitely want NO INTERVIEW...shouldn't need one truthfully. But we're ready if need be!!! 
 
Good luck to you too!

Wow so many of you moving ahead!! Very happy for all of you -- good luck and hoping a speedy RoC for all of us ( without an interview )!

Joining the April filers for I-751.👍
 
Definitely feels a bit weird having to come back here after 2 years of freedom and peace. Lol.😁
 
Filled April 20, 2021; (via USPS)
Received April 22, 2021
 
Now we wait... again. 
Best of luck everyone! 😊

Hello Everyone...didn't think we make it to this point, but with hard work (marriage counseling), we're still here heading into our 3 year marriage anniversary in July! Love, communication, and compromising does make a marriage work and get better every day! So with that said...I'M BACK!!! Joining the waiting game with you all. Sent my husband's ROC package yesterday via FedEx and it was delivered and signed this morning by F. Brown.
 
This waiting game will be different and much easier than the K1 and AOS process!!! Good luck to everyone!

Got so excited to see an USCIS envelope on my USPS Informed Delivery -- it was just the 24 month extension letter 🤦🏻‍♀️ at least it wasn't an RFE? 

I just fixed what needed to be fixed then sent the same exact package back. They just received mine yesterday. So hopefully that was correct 

I take it your package was rejected. You can choose to send it to the address in the letter, or the addresses on the website. Your choice, it's a new filing and will get there no matter which of the addresses you decide to go with. 

OK, good luck!

Yes, that is still the current form. Did you print it out fully? By that I mean make sure your printer scaled the document to the page's printable area so that no parts of the form got cut off. Sometimes when printing a document, if the printer can't print something that is really close to the edge of the page, there is such an option that scales down the document so that everything fits. I've seen someone on this forum have their I751 rejected for this reason.

I sent the package on March 5th and it arrived on March 9th according to UPS. Hoping that it should show up soon in my bank account or via text message that it has arrived!!! Waiting with excitement! Now is April 4th, watching the other timelines from February, it seems like something should HOPEFULLY show up soon!~
 
Happy Easter and best of luck to everyone!!!!

Receipt notice and paper greencard extension could be anywhere from a month to two months from what I've seen in other threads.
Review and approval etc could be anywhere from 4 months to 24 months. It depends on where your case is assigned etc.
 
Hang tight! Expect the furthest date, and then if something happens sooner it's a pleasant surprise.