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update:
October 21: Package mailed
October 22: USPS update delivered
October 28: Credit card charged
 
still no notification of receipt though, and we sent in the g-1145 for e-notifcation as well. is that strange?
 

9/3 --> Application Sent
9/6 --> Application Received Dt
9/13 --> Notice receipt with 48 month extension

Is it really going to take 10+ months to receive the 10 year GC? Unbelievable! Good luck with yours 😁

Hey September 2024 filers!

Planning to mail my application in the next few days. Hope everyone's application goes quick!

We just filed our ROC application last week. I have a K2 who also arrived here with me.
 
I included her in my application and only paid $750.
 
Received Receipt Notice last week and USCIS cashed my check today.
 
Hope this helps

Got both biometrics and receipt notice in my account last week on Tuesday or Wednesday. So far received only a biometrics reuse letter in the mail (yesterday). Still waiting for the receipt notice.

September 9 - Sent Application
September 10 - USPS update (Delivered to PO BOX AZ)
September 13 - Received a text from USCIS (Notice of Receipt)
 
CA filer
 
Cheers

Update: Receipt date 9/10, Received 4 yr extension, Re-use Biometrics. 

We applied right at the end of December in 2022.

Yes, new fees were introduced on April 1sr 2024.
 
The minor children are included in parent's I-751 for free as long as they became a Conditional Resident on the same day, or within 90 days of their parent.

It is stated on the form:

 
 

You should include all children. There's a checkbox whether this child is applying for ROC with you. If the child is a US citizen, you leave this box unchecked. 

https://www.uscis.gov/feecalculator

Yeah.  Mike E posted a link to the fee calculator.  It will tell you exactly what fees are due.

Two.

We filed one application and paid one fee.  Daughter was also over 21 at time of application.  K2 has to use 5 year rule for N-400 so we are waiting to file those at the same time.
 
It was really hard to find guidance on what to do with K2 over 21.  But, I think the consensus is that her residency is tied to mother's so they should be joined all the way through, minus citizenship.
 
This is one of the only things I could find about it and things seemed to work out for them (with the complication of gun permit application or something that messed things up):
 
 

No.  The 19 year old won’t even be allowed into the building. Walk  in I-485 petitions haven’t been a thing for several decades.  

My question is in the event that I get my Interview schedule for my AOS, can I bring my K2 (no interview schedule yet) so she can get interviewed the same day as I am?
 
Thanks.

My question is in the event that I get my Interview schedule for my AOS, can I bring my K2 (no interview schedule yet) so she can get interviewed the same day as I am?
 
Thanks.

Interview without an interview appointment. 😁
 
In the best case scenario, even if the security lets your child accompany you and and IO is ok with it, he/she won't have your child's file with him to interview her or go through her documents. 

You cannot make your own laws.

That's irrelevant. 
Each petition is separate.
There may be two different ppl reviewing them for receipt even. 

yes happened when i submitted my friend + her daughter package a month ago
mom got the text, daughter didnt
doesnt matter because they both got the receipt letter
there's many people reported similar issue with G1145