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    I-751 October 2022 - Filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

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    7 hours ago, skyline385 said:

    Sent on 10/18 through USPS Next-Day Priority Express, delivered to Illinois Lockbox on 10/19.

     

    Got a receipt number through email/SMS on 10/24 and myUSCIS shows as "Case Was Received" on Oct. 21, still awaiting physical copy of receipt.

     

    Does this mean that my case was accepted or will they be another update in my case history for it?

    It means that they received your I-751, and they will have to review it and work on it. Will take a while before adjudication.

    Bio waived for kid

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

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    1 minute ago, Jorgedig said:

    In that case, I would expect that you’ll shortly get the notice of fingerprints being reused.   I’ve observed lately that there is not a consistent pattern for how long that takes-  some people get it within a month, others wait 6 months.   Either way, you’ll still be on track for ROC.

    Thank you! I am not worried of the process, but just think that it's weird she received the waiver and I didn't... but like my husband used to say, I'm overthinking lol!

    I-751 October 2022 - Filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted · Edited by He and I

    20 minutes ago, JenIE said:

    Correct, affidavits are the weakest evidence and are not mandatory. I never sent any for the CR-1 and didn't send any for this ROC either. 

    They are just part of the long list of documents you can provide, as example: The most important is to provide what you can, while obviously it's always better to give them as much as you can.

     

     

    I-751 October 2022 - Filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted · Edited by He and I

    57 minutes ago, Damonlee said:

    Hey everyone, 

     

    Glad to be a part of the October filers and hoping for a smooth approval process. My I-751 package was sent 10/18/2022 via FedEx Standard Overnight from Florida to Elgin, IL (Lockbox). FedEx tracking shows it arriving in Chicago this morning so should be delivered by end of day. How long did it take everyone to receive their extension letters post submission?

    Hi!

    We sent ours by USPS on Oct 8, was delivered on Oct 10. Received the text on Oct 13 and NOA yesterday, Oct 18.

    I-751 October 2022 - Filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted

    6 minutes ago, Gethan said:

    Hello,

    Is it okay if I put down my mother in law's address for Mailing Address and my current address for Physical Address? We're renting atm and will probably have to move in a couple of months. Sorry if this question has been asked before!

    I would say you're ok, but keep in mind that as soon as you get your new address, don't forget to keep USCIS up to date.

    Green card holder - Travel permit

    in Working & Traveling During US Immigration

    Posted · Edited by He and I

    3 hours ago, Timona said:

    GC allows them to do anything apart from voting. They can work, travel in and out of the country without any hindrance. 

     

    Fire the lawyer. 

    Thank you for confirming! I told them that the only difference is they can't vote and get some jobs exclusively for US citizen. But they were told by their lawyer that because they applied through a certain visa they will not allow to travel until they get their travel permit... when I got mine GC, I was told by the immigration that the GC cancelled my combo EAD/Travel permit, so I guess it applies for any GC holder.

     

    2 hours ago, powerpuff said:

    Exactly. EAD/AP are issued so that a person can work and travel while waiting for their GC. Once it’s issued, there is no use for EAD/GC.

    Thank you guys! I knew that I wasn't crazy when I told them that their GC voids their EAD/AP. I don't know why their lawyer told that... doesn't make any sense to me!

    My best advice for them is to call the USCIS and get the right info.

    Green card holder - Travel permit

    in Working & Traveling During US Immigration

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    14 minutes ago, Timona said:

    GC allows them to do anything apart from voting. They can work, travel in and out of the country without any hindrance. 

     

    Fire the lawyer. 

    Thank you for confirming! I told them that the only difference is they can't vote and get some jobs exclusively for US citizen. But they were told by their lawyer that because they applied through a certain visa they will not allow to travel until they get their travel permit... when I got mine GC, I was told by the immigration that the GC cancelled my combo EAD/Travel permit, so I guess it applies for any GC holder.

    Green card holder - Travel permit

    in Working & Traveling During US Immigration

    Posted · Edited by He and I

    Hi there!

    I have a quick question as I am confused about the advance parole.

    One of my friends who were under E1/E2 visa, just get their 10 years GC. So now his wife and kids are allowed to work. Their lawyer told them when they applied for the GC, as well as EAD and Travel Permit, that their GC won't give them the right to travel. I thought that the GC allows everyone to work and travel and there was no restriction.

    Could someone clarify this for us? 

    Thank you!

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