Jordan smith

Any other Vermont filers get updates? 

Hello all , 
My case just got approved today 
Apply nov/08 . 
Office : Nebraska . LIN19900xxxx. 
Biometric appointment : july /30 
Status updated : july/31 ( fingerprint completed ) . 
Nov/07 case got approved 
Got no REF nor interview . 
It took whole year to get approved but i got it finally . 
Good luck with everyone 

Hello all , 
My case just got approved today 
Apply nov/08 . 
Office : Nebraska . LIN19900xxxx. 
Biometric appointment : july /30 
Status updated : july/31 ( fingerprint completed ) . 
Nov/07 case got approved 
Got no REF nor interview . 
It took whole year to get approved but i got it finally . 
Good luck with everyone 

Service center Nebraska, time line:
November 28, 2018 Case was received
January 18, 2019 18 month Extension notice 
July 24, Biometrics appointment  
July 29, Biometrics Review was completed
October 7, Name was Updated
October 28, New card is being produce
October 29, Case was approved 
 
It took 11 months and 1 day to approve my case! So happy and exited. I will file for citizenship on February 2020.
Wishing everyone on this thread their prompt approvals 
Best wishes to all of you!

I’m very happy😃 this morning, I have received an email from Uscis. The email states “We have taken an action on your case”. The last update I received from them was a name update, I called the customer service like I’ve mention on the previous post and all they said was that an officer was working on my case, there for they can only use that rule of name update due to their lack of other options. Moving on with the update this is it :
 

Wow! One year later, and you just got a biometrics appointment. And I thought California filers had it bad. Good luck with everything! It really doesn't make sense how these things take this long. I feel like if USCIS digitizes their process, it would help streamline things tremendously. It's kinda sad how in 2019, a country like USA is still doing this on paper. Something like transferring a case from one service center to another, should merely be a matter of assigning a new officer to it and not mailing packages around.
 
 

Its enough , i didnt even take my passport and did the biometrics with no problem 

I started to see a lot of December people started getting approved this is just crazy I can understand that each IO has their own workload but why let them start processing another month while people still waiting from the previous month. Why not pass on some of that workload to the IO that has completed their batch so it more fair to those who are waiting. Sighzzz just saying 🤦🏽‍♀️😪

I filed on November 26th 2018 and case was received on November 28th 2018. The extension letter was mail to me on mid January 2019, Biometrics were done on July 24th and finger prints review was completed on July 29th 2019. NO activity was reported until October 7th "we updated your name for your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence"

It seems Nebraska center is the fastest center to approve cases now