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Hello May 2022 Filers! 
 
After not having any movement for 16 months since fingerprints were taken and with a lot of prayers, I opened my uscis account today to edit my N400 draft (not sent yet) and my I751 case stated 
"Card was mailed to me" YEY! No RFEs, no interviews. 
 
Thank you for everyone's help here! 

Hi everyone! Just got my i751 approved. But I never got to see this type of stuff for mine. I was wondering where you can find the "Your Uploads" tab? I would like to know so I know what to prepare for the n400. Thank you.

Hello May 2022 Filers! 
 
After not having any movement for 16 months since fingerprints were taken and with a lot of prayers, I opened my uscis account today to edit my N400 draft (not sent yet) and my I751 case stated 
"Card was mailed to me" YEY! No RFEs, no interviews. 
 
Thank you for everyone's help here! 

Yey congratulations!

I-751 marked as approved today!! 

Hello May 2022 Filers! 
 
After not having any movement for 16 months since fingerprints were taken and with a lot of prayers, I opened my uscis account today to edit my N400 draft (not sent yet) and my I751 case stated 
"Card was mailed to me" YEY! No RFEs, no interviews. 
 
Thank you for everyone's help here! 

Hi everyone! Unsure if anyone is following this. But just an update.
 
As I was editing my N400 draft (so it does not "expire"), I saw a change in my I751 case status. It showed "Case was mailed to me" Yey!
 
No RFEs, no interview. And yes, I am under CR1 where an interview was expected. So maybe USCIS have changed "strategies"? Whatever it is, just happy I will have my card in a few days in the mail! 😊
 
Thank you everyone! Decided to apply for N400 when I get back next year from my brother's wedding. Gotta chill from all these USCIS stuff. 

Hi everyone! Unsure if anyone is following this. But just an update.
 
As I was editing my N400 draft (so it does not "expire"), I saw a change in my I751 case status. It showed "Case was mailed to me" Yey!
 
No RFEs, no interview. And yes, I am under CR1 where an interview was expected. So maybe USCIS have changed "strategies"? Whatever it is, just happy I will have my card in a few days in the mail! 😊
 
Thank you everyone! Decided to apply for N400 when I get back next year from my brother's wedding. Gotta chill from all these USCIS stuff. 

Hello May 2022 Filers! 
 
After not having any movement for 16 months since fingerprints were taken and with a lot of prayers, I opened my uscis account today to edit my N400 draft (not sent yet) and my I751 case stated 
"Card was mailed to me" YEY! No RFEs, no interviews. 
 
Thank you for everyone's help here! 

Hello May 2022 Filers! 
 
After not having any movement for 16 months since fingerprints were taken and with a lot of prayers, I opened my uscis account today to edit my N400 draft (not sent yet) and my I751 case stated 
"Card was mailed to me" YEY! No RFEs, no interviews. 
 
Thank you for everyone's help here! 

Hi everyone! Unsure if anyone is following this. But just an update.
 
As I was editing my N400 draft (so it does not "expire"), I saw a change in my I751 case status. It showed "Case was mailed to me" Yey!
 
No RFEs, no interview. And yes, I am under CR1 where an interview was expected. So maybe USCIS have changed "strategies"? Whatever it is, just happy I will have my card in a few days in the mail! 😊
 
Thank you everyone! Decided to apply for N400 when I get back next year from my brother's wedding. Gotta chill from all these USCIS stuff. 

Hi everyone! Unsure if anyone is following this. But just an update.
 
As I was editing my N400 draft (so it does not "expire"), I saw a change in my I751 case status. It showed "Case was mailed to me" Yey!
 
No RFEs, no interview. And yes, I am under CR1 where an interview was expected. So maybe USCIS have changed "strategies"? Whatever it is, just happy I will have my card in a few days in the mail! 😊
 
Thank you everyone! Decided to apply for N400 when I get back next year from my brother's wedding. Gotta chill from all these USCIS stuff. 

I just got two updates by text/email : my I-751 was moved to other office ( probably CA)  AND for my N-400: Interview has been scheduled 😃

We've decided (husband and I) to just wait out my RoC and file n400 when I get back. If I do file my n400, there would be a lot of things to consider that might lead me to either miss the interview or my brother's wedding such as the timing of the interview, oath taking  getting the US passport. I'll wait til end of this year to have USCIS sort it out and if nothing comes, by start of next year, the wom would be something to tackle. Not in a hurry to get a citizenship too so this seems to be the decision we're at at the moment.
 
Thank you for everyone's input! Really appreciate it! 

@Mike Esuggested it too. Looked into it and wow, it costs a lot that I can't spare right now.. 😔

Apply for n400. You should do it no matter what as last my as your first 751 is not denied and it is 2 years and 9 months from conditional gc issue. Nowadays, they do not process i751 until you file n400. It seems like it for sure. 

The answer is really simple: if your home country allow dual citizenship and you want get it done with USCIS, N-400 is the way to go. I-751 is a super low priority with USCIS so It will be sitting there like forever.

Since you came on a CR-1 you're almost guaranteed to get an interview for your i-751 - so file the N-400 so you can have both interviews in one. No reason to wait and have two separate interviews. 

For the interview you just need to keep checking your online account where you will find the date and time once scheduled - you usually get 4-6 weeks notice when you're scheduled for an interview. So unless you're planning on staying abroad for a longer period of time, it shouldn't be an issue to be back in time for the interview. 

In my opinion, if your end goal is naturalization, I would file the N400 and get that clock ticking.  As @Scandi mentioned, you get a fair amount of notice for an interview.
 
In the end though, it is up to you.
 
Good Luck!

That is scary too. I'll look into it.
 
It was the height of the pandemic so my interview was pushed a few months even when I already did my medical exam. Hence, my medical was expiring on September 3, 2020 so I had to rush. Also, my master's program started end of August so I had to fly earlier too. 

Hi ya'll! Got approval for RoC sans interview. It was a pleasant surprise since I will also be interviewing for n400 at the end of the month. I did include a cover letter stating my pending I-751 when I applied for the n400. Maybe or maybe not it helped the RoC to move along. 

So, done- today I did send my N-400 application 😃 now the waiting continues....again....but for the last time😉

Hi guys! I just got a notice of extending my green card validity to 48 months! 🙃 I'm not really sure if I should do anything right now or just wait.. 
 
Any update with you guys who didnt get their 10 yr gc yet? 

I sent it on the 23rd of May 2022. I'm hoping to get a response soon! Fingers crossed! 💕

CR1 -- entered the US with a spouse visa
CR6 -- adjusted to LPR in the US