ParanoidAndroid

5 hours ago, Moiyapei said:

Can anyone explain to me please I have I been approved or not yet

I got the same thing and I was approved. Perhaps, they just randomly select some cases for quality control.

9 hours ago, avmvisajourney said:

Hi,

     I also have plans to move out of my current state. I would like to understand what’s your old state and new state and also was the physical initial  interview letter was forwarded from old to new address to new address. Please let me know. Your answer would give some guidance and confidence on my plan to a different state. Also, I see in your new state, you got the interview after 3 months of moving. Just for argument, if you would got interview before 3 months, would it have created any problem in the interview as you need to be in the current address for at least 3 months in your current address to apply for citizenship?

my original state was NJ, my current state is Texas.

I don’t think the time I was living in my new state would raise a problem, because I think this is related to your application day. 

6 hours ago, Prashant Dewan said:

 

Hi Everyone! So I applied for my N400 online on Sept 28, 2020 and my case timeline shows May 2021 as completion time. But it has been one month now and no update so far on biometric appointment is that expected? The status currently shows "We are taking longer than expected to process your case. You do not need to do anything at this time."

 

Application location - New Jersey

Same here and also from NJ.

I think that, unless you have some urgent need of obtaining the citizenship, we need to sit down and wait, otherwise we will go crazy.... I feel like it’s very unlikely it will be completed until May...

2 hours ago, Dutchster said:

Update: Received I-751 interview notice today. Assuming this will be a merged interview and that means I very likely will be a citizen in 24 days. 

 

Interview is scheduled for November 17. 

That’s exciting!

best of luck!

1 hour ago, W loves S said:

Hello Guys 

can any one of you help me to find study material for our citizenship test. 

That’s a good way to start.

https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/find-study-materials-and-resources/study-for-the-test

also, you can download the official app and take daily quizzes!

Good luck!

Just got my NOA by mail. The receive date is the same as the Notice Date, and Priority Date. Whatever it means... LOL.

Will just keep waiting. I'm much more patient for the N-400 stuff than I was for the ROC. But, it always feels good to receive mails from the USCIS... 😂

15 minutes ago, TomEn said:

 

 

If you were here in the US between your 18th and 26th birthday, you have to mark "yes". The place where it asks you for date of registration, mark that as did not register or leave the deates blank with a comment.

Not sure if it is true. It’s said: “This does not include living in the United States as a lawful nonimmigrant”. H1B is a non-immigrant visa, as far as I am concerned.

22 hours ago, WI_CA said:

If you applied online, go under documents tab; there is a USCIS notices section - see below

Thank you!

Now I can see these tabs. It should take at least one day until they update the home screen!

also, just to let you guys now, my estimate date is May 2021 (I’m applying from Jersey, so it should be agency style Newark).

41 minutes ago, WI_CA said:

It also gets uploaded into the documents tab

Hey there!

Where can we see this tab?

Thank you!
 

Just sent my online application today, kind of rushed due to the fee increase!
Now, let the wait game begin!!!!

Good luck everyone!

Morning everyone!

my window opens next week. I’ve got my ROC approved already, but I wonder if I have to send all the evidence again or would they use the one I sent before?

I am  asking this because in the N-400 website they would only list as supporting documents our joint tax refunds (for the last 3 years) or leases/ loans or mortgages and my spouse proof of citizenship.

what are your thoughts or experiences?

thank you!

32 minutes ago, Hawksquill said:

I've heard this about interviews, too.  If you have an interview for AOS, you might get it waived for ROC.  If your interview was waived for AOS, expect to be interviewed for ROC.  Don't think it has anything to do with the specific service center (as in, I don't think it's possible to get both interviews waived at some service centers but not others) but not sure.  

 

If you don't have to go through AOS I think you'll need to do an ROC interview regardless.  

You’re right:

From USCIS website: https://www.uscis.gov/news/alerts/uscis-revises-interview-waiver-guidance-for-form-i-751

Generally, USCIS officers must interview a conditional permanent resident who is the principal petitioner on a Form I-751, unless the interview is waived. This guidance explains that officers may consider waiving an interview if they are satisfied that:

• For Form I-751 cases received on or after December 10, 2018, USCIS has previously interviewed the principal petitioner;
• There is no indication of fraud or misrepresentation in the Form I-751 or the supporting documentation; and
• There are no complex facts or issues that require an interview to resolve.

2 hours ago, Odry said:

Congratulations!!  Which service center processed your case?

Mine was EAC/ Vermont.

Hey,

just a final update of mine.

my card arrived yesterday. 
 

so, in summary:

9/23/19 - I-751 sent

9/25/19 - Received date

9/26/19 - Notified by USPS that package was delivered

9/27/19 - received texted message from USCIS saying that they’ve received it on September 25 - NOA date is 9/27

9/30/19 - check was deposited

10/3/19 - NOA received

10/29/19 - Biometrics completed

6/25/20 - E-mail saying that card is being produced 

6/26/20 - E-mail saying that case was approved 

7/15/20 - E-mail saying card was ready to be picked up by USPS

7/16/20 - E-mail saying card was taken by USPS

7/17/20 - I received the 10 year green card

Good luck everyone!

21 minutes ago, J S said:

Amazing news! I'm also from EAC (Dec-2019), can you please share the first numbers of your case?  

Thanks.

Sure, it’s on the lower section: EAC1990148***

Hey Folks,

just got an email from USCIS stating that my card was ordered. :) I guessing means it was approved, right??? I haven’t seen the word “Approved”, but the email says the card was ordered and they will mail it to me.

I’m an EAC filer.

My updated timeline:

9/23 - I-751 sent

9/25 - Received date

9/26 - notified by USPS that package was delivered

9/27 - received texted message from USCIS saying that they’ve received it on September 25 - NOA date is 9/27

9/30 - check was deposited

10/3 - NOA received

10/29- Biometrics completed

 6/25 - e-mail from USCIS saying: “Your case status: Card/ Document Production”

“On June 25, 2020, we ordered your new card for Receipt Number EAC199014****, and will mail it to the address you gave us. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address. “

Just to share that I was able to renew my driver’s license with the extension letter. So, it works. I confess that I was a little skeptical.

5 hours ago, Arnel villarreal said:

I have a questions, once you file for removal of condition when can you expect to receive the extension letter?

It varies a lot. Here in the forum the average is 15 days.

However, USCIS will tell you to contact them if you don’t receive it in a month.

On 10/3/2019 at 8:18 PM, ParanoidAndroid said:

I've just got my I797, and would like to give you a little update on my timeline:

I-751 timeline/ EAC

9/23: I-751/ G-1145 sent by USPS Priority Mail

9/25: Received Date

9/26: Notified by USPS that the package was delivered (one day later... 🙄)

9/27: NOA1 Date (also the day on which USCIS texted me saying that they've received  my package on 9/25)

9/30: Check was cashed

10/3: Received NOA1 by mail with 18 months extension

 

Now is the time to try and relax because, as per the reports in this forum, I should not be contacted by them anytime soon. But, I can't lie that I am somewhat relieved with the I-767 on my hands.

 

 

 

 

 

Updating:

I received my Biometrics appointment today, 10/21. The notice date is 10/11 and the appointment is for 10/29.

 

14 hours ago, SparklePony said:

Has anyone received a Biometrics notice yet? My daughters haven't and I'm starting to get worried it may have gotten lost...

I haven’t yet.

I've just got my I797, and would like to give you a little update on my timeline:

I-751 timeline/ EAC

9/23: I-751/ G-1145 sent by USPS Priority Mail

9/25: Received Date

9/26: Notified by USPS that the package was delivered (one day later... 🙄)

9/27: NOA1 Date (also the day on which USCIS texted me saying that they've received  my package on 9/25)

9/30: Check was cashed

10/3: Received NOA1 by mail with 18 months extension

Now is the time to try and relax because, as per the reports in this forum, I should not be contacted by them anytime soon. But, I can't lie that I am somewhat relieved with the I-767 on my hands.

Hey everyone.

I’m new at this forum. So, please let know if this is not the appropriate thread. But, I am a September filer as well. My case went to EAC/ Vermont, I wonder if there is any spreadsheet for Vermont as it does for other sites. Thanks!