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I got the I-751 approval today after 14 months 

I got the I-751 approval today after 14 months 

Received an RFE today… Not because I didn’t send enough evidence when I filed my I-751, but because “your case has been pending since August 2021 and we need to see evidence of a continued marital union”.
 
Really, USCIS??? Tell me; why has my case been pending for almost 2 years? I am beyond frustrated.. Just assembled ANOTHER packet, ready to be sent out. USCIS, you suck!!! 🤬

Not sure what you're freaking over...I've got the same notice a few times. The packages eventually get to their destination. Just relax. You'll need a lot of patience this journey. This FEDEX issue is nothing compared to USCIS drama that we experience in our AOS journey. 
 
Packages get marked that they were delivered to my door but none actually was. They shown up 2 days later. I just relax and wait. 

Unless you spoke to delivery person you won’t know what happened… FedEx probably doesn’t know what happened… you’re most likely talking to someone in a different state or even country looking at a computer screen and selling you different stories (did you talk to the same person. Or different?).
Not a scam probably just minimum wage workers going off a script… 

You know I-751 and N400 are two different things right?
 
You need I-751, because you have a conditional green card. You can not skip this. This is a MUST have
 
Whether or not to apply for N400 it is your DECISION. If you want to be a citizen and eligible you can apply for it. 

APPROVED!!! I just got the letter in the mail today that my application to remove conditions was approved. I expected to have an interview, but it was waived. They apparently approved it back on  May 2nd, but I didn’t know. They emailed my card on may 5th, so hopefully it arrives soon. I am over the moon and just so grateful that my application moved so fast. 

So if one is  a passenger a traffic ticket  isn't considered cited,detained etc.? 

I just received the 48 months extension two days ago. 

You know I-751 and N400 are two different things right?
 
You need I-751, because you have a conditional green card. You can not skip this. This is a MUST have
 
Whether or not to apply for N400 it is your DECISION. If you want to be a citizen and eligible you can apply for it. 

You know I-751 and N400 are two different things right?
 
You need I-751, because you have a conditional green card. You can not skip this. This is a MUST have
 
Whether or not to apply for N400 it is your DECISION. If you want to be a citizen and eligible you can apply for it. 

Your sentence makes NO SENSE. 
 
How do I have an approved I751 if I just now said in my previous post - that my case is still PENDING. 
 
Of course I will pay the fee. I751 is still pending.

What is your definition of "approved"? 
 
Pending is pending
 
approved is approved
 
and you just said my I751 needs to be approved before I filed for N400. Misinformations are just uncool.
 
My payment for I751 was for nothing since it takes 100 years to get a GreenCard. Why did I pay for that stuff then if I need to pay again for N400?

I just received the 48 months extension two days ago. 

Under what rule? I do not think you'll be eligible if your timeline is accurate 

Under what rule? I do not think you'll be eligible if your timeline is accurate 

Under what rule? I do not think you'll be eligible if your timeline is accurate 

Under what rule? I do not think you'll be eligible if your timeline is accurate 

I would include tax transcript from IRS which is only couple of pages long. Also those are superior evidence that you actually filed your taxes.  

In case you're interested, here is a transcript of our I-751/N-400 interviews:
 
We received an email a few days prior notifying me to be there for the combo interview. Appointment was at 1:00 pm Wednesday, December 14th.  We were called in at 1:30 pm.  Officer said, "You have already submitted a lot of evidence".  The officer asked both of us a few questions for the I-751 interview.  "How did you meet"   How many children?  When were you married? Did you pay anyone to fill in the I-751? He wanted to see evidence of marriage dated from I-751 filing date (March 2019) to present.  I gave him bank accounts, credit card accounts, apartment leases, driver's licenses, Car insurance card. He did NOT ask for tax transcripts (I had already uploaded them) or original documents.  He said "You satisfy the I-751 requirements".  He then gave me the option of remaining in the room for the N-400 portion, but wife was comfortable alone.  He escorted me back to the waiting room.  Wife says he asked her a few questions we had answered in the I-751 interview portion, then asked her the 6 easiest questions in the 100 question list.
 
Who is President?
What did MLK do?
Why did colonists come to America?
Name one branch of Government?
Name 2 cabinet positions?
Who makes laws?
About 30 minutes later, he escorted her out to meet me.  She had the form which says "You passed the English and Civics test". 
An hour later, her N-400 status had changed to "Oath will be scheduled".  The next day (I think), her I-751 status changed to "Case was approved".
What amazed me was the rate the officers were calling interviewees in that afternoon.  They had 10 or 12 officers continually calling people out of the waiting room.  We were called 30 minutes after our appointment time. 
 
The officer told us "We are here to help her become a citizen.  We are not trying to fail her.    Officer said 2 to 6 weeks for the oath. 
When we got home from interview, the N-400 status had changed to "Oath will be scheduled".  Next day, the I-751 status changed to "Case was approved".  On Jan 9, 2023, we received the oath ceremony date.

You can use this website to e-request missing notices from USCIS
 
https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayNDNForm.do;jsessionid=541FCB2EA04C35F0FF31C155C1CB85F5?sroPageType=ndn&entryPoint=init

You can use this website to e-request missing notices from USCIS
 
https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayNDNForm.do;jsessionid=541FCB2EA04C35F0FF31C155C1CB85F5?sroPageType=ndn&entryPoint=init

My I-751 status changed on January 5 from is being reviewed to “new card is being produced”. No interview. 

My husband and I did the K-1 in 2018, and got married in 2019. In 2018, CR-1 versus K-1 was more of a toss up but if we were going through the process now, we would absolutely do the CR-1. At this point, K-1 has pretty much zero advantages over CR-1. 

Under case status and also in the history section as well