happydoctor

Congrats to everyone seeing movement on their cases!  We're also EAC and a bunch of case numbers within ~300 of ours have been approved, so we're hoping we're next!

Wow. That is so awesome. Congratulations. 
My case in EAC as well. My date is October 08/2019 if I remember correctly.
 

We just received an awesome news this morning. 😀
 

Applied for ROC on 8/23/19, application went to LIN, received notice today on 7/28/20 that card is being produced.
No RFE, No interview
 
YAY!

Great ! I’m sure you’ll have your GC in the next 4 weeks! 

Our case is at Nebraska Service Center. We also prefer to maintain our finances separately. I didn't give any explanation in my application, but am writing a lengthy letter explaining how we manage our shared household expenses.  

I am LIN filer still waiting for the card. I was apporved on July 8. 

There's a thread specifically about LIN processing times, and the first post has a link to a Google Doc file with dates.
 

Yes, it took about 10.5 months to get ROC completed.

My case was recieved 8/18/2019,
fingeprints taken 23/12/2019.
This morning I recieved email saying:
On July 9, 2020, we ordered your new card for Receipt Number LIN199065xxxx, and will mail it to the address you gave us!
We did have an inteview for AOS in Sep 2016.
 
We do not have joint bank accounts, but
we sent all the leases we had together and  all the bills for all utilities last 3 years.
We sent joint tax returns and insurance documents and also over 18 flight tickets and hotel reservations with pictures for all our travels we did together.
Good luck everyone! Seems like LIN started moving.
 

@luckylola you would need to have followed cases early on. you can only tell if a case was I-751 up to when the "fingerprints" updates. after that, the online status doesn't specify if it was an I-751 or anything else.
Usually what i have seen here people do, once you file and you get your case number, chances are that cases 3 months ahead of you are still specifying to be I-751. so you write those numbers down somewhere and you keep an eye on their progress. otherwise you are on the mercy of someone giving you their full case number which i dont think will happen.
 
and as you will see, there are less than five I-751 cases in 100 consecutive case numbers. it can be daunting task, thanks to the tracking apps like "Case Tracker" that helps to sort them for you.

Hey,
 
 
just a final update of mine.
 
my card arrived yesterday. 
 
so, in summary:
 
 
9/23/19 - I-751 sent
 
9/25/19 - Received date
 
9/26/19 - Notified by USPS that package was delivered
 
9/27/19 - received texted message from USCIS saying that they’ve received it on September 25 - NOA date is 9/27
 
9/30/19 - check was deposited
 
10/3/19 - NOA received
 
10/29/19 - Biometrics completed
 
6/25/20 - E-mail saying that card is being produced 
 
6/26/20 - E-mail saying that case was approved 
 
7/15/20 - E-mail saying card was ready to be picked up by USPS

7/16/20 - E-mail saying card was taken by USPS
 
7/17/20 - I received the 10 year green card
 
 
Good luck everyone!

Just wanted to update that out of the blue we got an approval letter in the mail in May. Totally unexpected and much sooner than I thought we’d receive and correspondence. Received permanent resident card within the next week. Good luck to the rest of the filers! 

Sorry about the picture, best I could do. Yes, I received in the mail already. Also the updates included a tracking number from USPS which was a nice surprise!

Hey Folks,
 
just got an email from USCIS stating that my card was ordered. :) I guessing means it was approved, right??? I haven’t seen the word “Approved”, but the email says the card was ordered and they will mail it to me.
 
I’m an EAC filer.
 
My updated timeline:
 
9/23 - I-751 sent
 
9/25 - Received date
 
9/26 - notified by USPS that package was delivered
 
9/27 - received texted message from USCIS saying that they’ve received it on September 25 - NOA date is 9/27
 
9/30 - check was deposited
 
10/3 - NOA received
 
10/29- Biometrics completed
 
 6/25 - e-mail from USCIS saying: “Your case status: Card/ Document Production”
“On June 25, 2020, we ordered your new card for Receipt Number EAC199014****, and will mail it to the address you gave us. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address. “

I just noticed a LIN filer from August 30th has been approved, very good news today!
 
This case is within a 1000 of my case

Good Morning,
applied on Sep 7th 2019 and just got my approval notice. Case status updated to case was approved. Texas service center

Happy to hear, also many cases from Aug-2019 are getting approved now 😀

All those cases are i485/i765 they have a higher priority than i751.

On case tracker app. More lucky December filers got approved today. It doesn't look like a one off anymore. SRC2090087022 SRC2090086773 This one says card returned. no mention of case approved update at all SRC2090086998 SRC2090087021 SRC2090087258 SRC2090087260

We sent it September 23rd.
But as long as I have the extension letter I’m fine. I’m not stressing about this anymore.

We are in Chicago too. 
only have our NOA, we filed mid October 

Today was my biometrics appointment. It itself just took 2 minutes but had to sit and wait there as there were many people sitting before me. I did the signature, photograph and finger prints( right hand index and middle finger).  

We’re from Chicago also filing at Nebraska. No update yet on the case after the NOA

I swear I felt that way too. I got my NOA, 3 days after I sent my documents and a week after the first NOA I got my biometrics appointment letter.
I just wish it could be really fast to get the whole process done.