Precisely

Our RFE packet was received on 9/24. I thought it’d take a while to hear anything.
 
I just got a “we’ve updated your name” notice at 2:15 eastern time, followed by a “New Card is Being Produced” notice a few minutes ago! 

Well, your situation is messy. This is one of the few cases where I would say that hiring a very competent immigration attorney might be better. Either that, or withdraw the current 751 and file a  new joint one, with an explanation letter, and with evidence that the divorce was revoked and that you're still together and working things out.
 
Are you sure? She loves you but doesn't want to co- sign the petition? Does she understand how much this hurts your chances here?
 
So she doesn't trust you, yet she doesn't want to divorce and she doesn't want to co- sign the petition? This is beyond immigration, but are you sure you guys want to stay together?
 
Have a heart to heart with your wife and go from there. Even better, ask her to join us here and we can help her understand how much she is hurting your case by neither divorcing nor signing the petition.

I am happy to announce that I got my conditions removed and my new Green Card in the mail. MSC office with a divorce waiver.
 
It's extremely surprising as I applied with a divorce waiver and in the end had no interview. I fully expected one and when I was opening the letter this morning I was dreading seeing the day I would have to go to some USCIS office. But it said I was approved and at my front door was another envelope that I missed which had the card in it.

I am happy to announce that I got my conditions removed and my new Green Card in the mail. MSC office with a divorce waiver.
 
It's extremely surprising as I applied with a divorce waiver and in the end had no interview. I fully expected one and when I was opening the letter this morning I was dreading seeing the day I would have to go to some USCIS office. But it said I was approved and at my front door was another envelope that I missed which had the card in it.

This is an example of a very solid, put together case. Congrats, now go and get a beer to celebrate. You deserve it!

Yeah, I think my pack was put together fairly well. All that effort was worth it in the end.

I am happy to announce that I got my conditions removed and my new Green Card in the mail. MSC office with a divorce waiver.
 
It's extremely surprising as I applied with a divorce waiver and in the end had no interview. I fully expected one and when I was opening the letter this morning I was dreading seeing the day I would have to go to some USCIS office. But it said I was approved and at my front door was another envelope that I missed which had the card in it.

I am happy to announce that I got my conditions removed and my new Green Card in the mail. MSC office with a divorce waiver.
 
It's extremely surprising as I applied with a divorce waiver and in the end had no interview. I fully expected one and when I was opening the letter this morning I was dreading seeing the day I would have to go to some USCIS office. But it said I was approved and at my front door was another envelope that I missed which had the card in it.

I am happy to announce that I got my conditions removed and my new Green Card in the mail. MSC office with a divorce waiver.
 
It's extremely surprising as, firstly, I applied with a divorce waiver and got no interview. I fully expected to have to do one and when I was opening the letter this morning I was dreading seeing the day I would have to go to some USCIS office. But it said I was approved and at my front door was another envelope that I missed which had the card in it.

I am happy to announce that I got my conditions removed and my new Green Card in the mail. MSC office with a divorce waiver.
 
It's extremely surprising as I applied with a divorce waiver and in the end had no interview. I fully expected one and when I was opening the letter this morning I was dreading seeing the day I would have to go to some USCIS office. But it said I was approved and at my front door was another envelope that I missed which had the card in it.

I am happy to announce that I got my conditions removed and my new Green Card in the mail. MSC office with a divorce waiver.
 
It's extremely surprising as I applied with a divorce waiver and in the end had no interview. I fully expected one and when I was opening the letter this morning I was dreading seeing the day I would have to go to some USCIS office. But it said I was approved and at my front door was another envelope that I missed which had the card in it.

Congratulations!!!

I am happy to announce that I got my conditions removed and my new Green Card in the mail. MSC office with a divorce waiver.
 
It's extremely surprising as, firstly, I applied with a divorce waiver and got no interview. I fully expected to have to do one and when I was opening the letter this morning I was dreading seeing the day I would have to go to some USCIS office. But it said I was approved and at my front door was another envelope that I missed which had the card in it.

Same situation and it's normal.i can worry when it stay in this step for one year.

Quick update guys. Received my 24 months extension letter yesterday. Currently on “case ready to scheduled for an interview” since November 3rd. MSC

I just checked my case status online and it says case ready to be scheduled for interview since Nov 24th! Great news but I'm always nervous about getting the physical letter, especially after an address change. Has anybody already received the letter in the mail, and when did you status officially change. Just wondering when I should expect it.

Hi!
 
According to USPS informed delivery it was arriving last Saturday but it didn't. Hopefully today 🤞
 
I'm worried the mailman delivered it to a wrong address because all the other mail was delivered except my letter.😐

Have you had the physical letter yet?

Be hyper-vigilant about this. We moved during our I-485 application and made sure to file the address change form. I even called USCIS to verify they got my new address.
 
The interview notice arrived at our new house with a big yellow 'reroute' sticker from USPS. It was addressed to our old apartment, and fortunately I had set up mail forwarding with USPS. Our attorney also got a copy.
 
I mentioned this at the interview and the officer told us USCIS uses "about 5 different systems that don't talk to each other" (literally his words). All other communications (e.g. the I485 approval notice, the actual green card) made it to our new address. But apparently the interview scheduler is on a different system that doesn't always sync up with the other systems.
 
Set up informed delivery. Make sure you set up mail forwarding with USPS. You may even want to contact the person that lives at your old address now and let them know to contact you if any mail from USCIS accidentally goes to there address. It's a major PITA to deal with a missed interview letter.
 
BTW regarding the wait time - could be a few months, could be 2+ years. It depends on the workload of the field office unfortunately.

It may or may not. Some interviews are waived, especially if you had an AOS interview. But since you didn’t do AOS, you might very well get a ROC interview.

Oh; I think that's because CR-1s/IR-1s haven't interviewed in the US. But yeah, from what I've seen there are several slow service centres beyond MSC (although I do get that it is frustrating). YSC, where our case is at, seems to still be working on August 2019 😅

Got my NOA tonight ! It took 1 month 12 days😅 

Package sent 02/19/21
Got SMS from USICS 03/28/21

There are 2 spaces on the form for addresses. One is mailing address and the other is physical address. Physical address must be the actual place you live. For the mailing address you can use a PO box. So if the Post Office is located on 100 Main Street and you have PO Box 45, your mail would be addressed 100 Main Street #45.  On the 751 form you would enter that on 15b, 15c is for the apt, suite or floor designation which is N/A. You also need to check 16 that your physical address is different then the mailing one. 

Start here  https://my.uscis.gov/uscis-immigrant-fee/
You'll need your A number and your case number