snowdog

As stated by another commenter, no worries, just take that extension letter and your green card with you whenever you travel overseas. When airlines ask for your green card expiration date, it’s simply your previous expiration date +2 years. I made my husband keep his extension letter in a plastic baggy to protect it while we were traveling in Europe this summer 🤣 And yeah citizenship is a personal thing, of course if your home country allows dual citizenships or you simply don’t care too much about your passport of birth, you should certainly go for it! My husband’s country is still trying to add dual citizenship to the constitution, but I’m hopeful they’ll allow it before the next green card renewal comes around 😅 Cheers, safe travels!

Same for my husband, so I assume this is normal for CR-1 visa types. It’s been 10 months and we’ve gotten nothing but the receipt. We even filed an inquiry back in July; they just ignored it. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Same for my husband, so I assume this is normal for CR-1 visa types. It’s been 10 months and we’ve gotten nothing but the receipt, and yes, I check the USCIS portal regularly. We even filed an inquiry back in July; they just ignored it. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Nope, never even received a response to my biometrics inquiry. 🤷🏼‍♀️

I finally submitted my service request last week as well, on the 14th. We'll see if we can make it four cases!

Hey, January filers! We are December, but our forum is not nearly as active as yours. My husband is doing RoC from CR-1, we submitted our packet at the beginning of December and very quickly received his 24 mo extension letter, but was never given a biometrics appointment. I've checked the online portals and nothing has updated, and of course I have informed delivery on my mail and haven't seen anything coming from USCIS. Our service center is LIN (Nebraska), is anyone else a CR-1 who has been sent there? We were sent there for our initial I-130 way back when too, they must just really like us... The slowest service center, I swear!

I'm not sure what it could be, but I don't see any reason it would be bad news! Take a deep breath and wait for the letter to arrive, then come back here and update us with what it was. I have often stressed myself out with looking at something coming via informed delivery and it be no big deal in the end.

I would schedule an appointment to get the i551 stamp in your passport to extend your green card validity, and not chance it on the misspelled extension letter. Call USCIS at 1-800-375-5283 and request an appointment for the I-551 stamp in your passport. The call center can schedule for an appointment at an office near you

Our package is about the same dates as yours, only we are at LIN (Nebraska Service Center). My husband is doing RoC from a Cr-1, so he’s never had biometrics taken stateside. But we also haven’t received anything beyond the NOA, so I wouldn’t worry.

My husband’s earliest date to file was 12/4, I mailed the packet on 12/6, and got a text notice today (12/9) that we are assigned to Nebraska Service Center (LIN)… again! Lol, that’s where our initial I-130 was processed. 15-31 mos wait time, according to the website. May the odds be ever in your favor!

This is my adorable but neurotic 13 year old cat with serious anxiety and attachment issues. I’ve had her since she was 4 months old and she’s always been a little weird, but she’s my constant companion. My husband could not stand her when he first moved in as she would hiss at him and run away whenever he was around; she just took a minute to adjust to this loud, stomping dude who moved into her quiet house! They are buddies these days though, I always tell her how nice it is she has more than one friend now. 😂

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