Pau & Wally

2 minutes ago, Pau & Wally said:

Cool! Congratulations! What's your service center?

Oh sorry, you are LIN. Never mind. Thanks!

20 hours ago, sree_yash said:

Received Notice of Approval  today. Card is in the post, ETA Dec 5th.

I'm now preparing packet for N400 ( citizenship application ). Intend to file around Jan last week.

Cool! Congratulations! What's your service center?

On 11/9/2019 at 4:25 PM, HopefulAus said:

Plenty of movement in the last couple of days with Jan 2019 filers, per the case status tracking app for Nebraska. 

 

Of course I don't know particular circumstances of each, but it seems they're going straight from "Fingerprint Review" status to "Card is Being Produced", without interview. 🙂

This makes me so hopeful! We should be expecting to receive some news in the next month then!

On 9/9/2019 at 7:59 PM, dza said:

Same to me, bio was Sep 3

Same here, my bio was Sep 5 (LIN) but I went there the last week of August instead, and still no updates.

Hi everyone!

I also got my bio appt on 9/5  (LIN) but I am going to show up tomorrow, finally!

Hopefully the green card comes next!

On 6/24/2019 at 2:24 PM, MariaR323 said:

I would highly suggest to stay on top of that address change. I've seen several stories of people missing correspondence/notices because they didn't fully update the new address into ALL their systems. So once you do submit the address change, I would probably call in (monthly) and ask to speak with a higher level rep, Tier 2/3, just to make sure they have the new address and if any notices have been mailed out.

Hi everyone!

This sadly happened to me when I moved houses and I called and made sure they KNEW they had to send everything to a different address. I even had the receipt to confirm the change of address by phone and e-mail. However, the notice of action to renew my greendcard still arrived at my previous address, and when I called to complain and find out what happened, they told me the mail would always go to the original address that was put in the application. So, basically, as I understand it, it doesn't matter if you change your address, the immigration letters will still go to the original address used for the application. This sucks for me because I really want to move houses now and I am just here stuck waiting on my immigration correspondence (the biometrics appointment and the greencard, after filing my I-751). Does anyone know if there is actually a way to make it happen?

Thanks!

Hi everyone!

We are also about to file our i-751 this week. I hope everything is going smoothly for everyone!

Thank you for all the support!