Fla&Mark

That's upseting. I'm sorry. I didn't go in. They just changed the status to what I think means they added my old biometrics to my case, that's it. We filled at Phoenix. Not sure if we are sending to the same center or not.

Hey everybody! We're doing great! Life is busy with our (already) one year old, but we're very happy. We've been in Argentina on December for six weeks. I could leave the country and re enter with my NOA for the extension of the green card with no problem at all. This is my timeline so far. No updates since then: October 5, 2022 Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken September 23, 2022 Received your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. How's everybody else doing? I have a question, I have a friend filling up her application for the ROC as well. She's married to a citizen and that's how she applied to residency. Her husband has a child from a prior marriage (he's a citizen, again not HER biological kid). Does she need to include the kid in the Part 7 of the form? Was anybody in that position? Thanks!

We received ours last week! So feeling much more at ease. Our service center is Phoenix. Our case says that fingerprints were added to the petition.. does this mean that I won't have biometrics? or they can add the fingerprints and call you in for biometrics anyway? Thanks!

I didn't. Basically, everything that I have already submitted, I did not submit again. Only "new" evidence. Here's my timeline so far: -Sent: Sept 20th -Received notification that my case was received: Sept 27th -Fingerprints added to my case: Oct 5th Now I'm just waiting on the notification letter so I can use in December. @Fe.Ta did you receive your already?

Hey everybody! Nice to see some updates here. For our case, we mailed everything on Sept 20th. It reached the USCIS Phoenix office on the 23rd and I got the notice that our case was received today (27th). Also we got our tickets to Argentina today, so we're visiting family in December! Happy but also kind of anxious about traveling with the letter (that of course, I haven't received yet) Evidence we included: Bank Statements. Check and Savings. Just last month. Life insurance and medical coverage Our daughter's birth certificate Mortgage evidence Other loan evidence Car lease (under both our names) Pictures I included a copy of my current green card (as requested) but I did not add any driver's license or passport or anything like that. I will keep this thread posted with our timeline and updates. Thanks everybody!

Hello everybody! Mailed the papers yesterday but they're still on the way. We'll see how it goes. I can't believe we're going through this again... I will keep everybody updated here in case the experience helps anybody else in the future.

Hello hello! I'm starting working on my papers this week since the sooner I can file is September 18th (and I plan to do it the following day since 18th is a Sunday). Baby Mara is doing great. She is four months already and she's a happy and healthy baby! Thanks for asking! It was a really good experience to have her here and we've been busy receiving relatives from Argentina that flew to meet her. We already applied for her passport because we're hoping we can go to Argentina on December. I was reading that once you send out the I-751 you can ask them for a letter that grants the extension of your conditional one for 24 months while they process your application. I hope that's no issue to travel back and forth. How are you doing? Are you all done to send the papers out? In terms of evidence, I'm just adding the "new stuff" like newer pictures, our mortgage (we bought a house) and a car together, our medical coverage and bank accounts still together and of course, baby Mara birth's certificate! haha I think she's enough "evidence" that we're together together! LOL we'll see!!