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You get access code in the mail, allowing you to add your case to USCIS online account and track documents there.

When I logged into my USCIS account, the I-751 case was already added to my cases. Not sure if it's because I filled out the USCIS Online Account Number section in the I-751 form or not.

More updates on the timeline:
12/6: Package delivered at Tempe, AZ
12/11: Text message received "Your case was received with receipt #"
12/13: Check cashed
12/14: Receipt notice with extension available online

Thought I would jump in here as an ROC filer
 
11/29 Filed
12/4 Received at Tempe, AZ lockbox
12/8 Check cashed
 
Wife is visiting family at the moment so I will have to wait to see if she got a text or email confirmation.
 

Same same. Delivered on the same day, same lockbox, same status - no text update yet.

Status for I-765 changed yesterday to new card being produced.

Congratulations!!! 🎉🎊🍾

Hello everyone, just want to update here that I received the green card in mail today. We had the interview on Feb. 16. We weren't approved on the spot and were given the paper saying interview complete but case needs further review. I was anxious about it as I read in some cases it could take months to couple of years for them to approve. It was a big relief when status changed to case approved on Mar. 3.
 
We started this K1 process back in June 2019. Coming from China, it's the first country on the travel ban list. It's been hell of a long journey. I wish everyone the best and don't lose hope!

Hello everyone, just want to update here that I received the green card in mail today. We had the interview on Feb. 16. We weren't approved on the spot and were given the paper saying interview complete but case needs further review. I was anxious about it as I read in some cases it could take months to couple of years for them to approve. It was a big relief when status changed to case approved on Mar. 3.
 
We started this K1 process back in June 2019. Coming from China, it's the first country on the travel ban list. It's been hell of a long journey. I wish everyone the best and don't lose hope!

Don't panic! You have way more than what we had. We had photos, joint bank account statements, credit card statements and affidavit from his mom. We tried to add me on his insurance but insurance company asked us to send proof of legal status. Duh. IO kept 3 photos and bank statements.
Good luck on your interview!

Hi everyone! I just wanted to let you know that I finished my interview yesterday and was approved on the spot. My I-485 status updated to show approval today. It was fairly smooth even though I had a prior green card (abandoned) as a kid (I submitted I-407 to clarify that) as well as a previous J-1 visa with a 2-year home country residency requirement (I got a J-1 waiver I-612 for that).
 
The IO first asked for my passport and both of our drivers' licenses...and that's it! He didn't want my spouse's passport or our birth certificates (we had already sent copies of those in our original submission).
 
The IO asked my spouse generic I-130 questions about name, parents' names, date of birth, number of prior marriages, date of wedding, current address. 
Then he asked me I-485 questions about my name, parents' names, date of birth, place of birth, number of prior marriages, date of wedding, current address.
 
Then the IO asked us how we met, where we met, clarifications on our long distance relationship. Then he asked me to submit my medical. He then asked for some joint documents. He took our lease (he saw it digitally but also wanted a physical copy). We gave utility bills, joint bank accounts, trip itineraries, etc. The only thing he kept was the lease and the first page of our most recent joint bank account statement. We also showed photos that he looked through and commented on, but he didn't take any.
 
The IO really appreciated all of the evidence we sent in early on and refused to take any additional documents. He said that USCIS doesn't like them uploading new documents unless the couple didn't submit much initially xD He said he was going to approve us and to wait 2-3 weeks to get the green card in hand.
 
Here's how my case status updates went till today (2/8):
 
I-130: 
- Status on 2/7: "Interview was scheduled"
- Documents on 2/7: I-130 approval notice visible 4 hours after interview
 
- Status on 2/8: "Interview was scheduled"
- Documents on 2/8: Same I-130 approval notice
 
I-485:
- Status on 2/7: "Interview was scheduled"
- Documents on 2/7: (nothing new)
 
- Status on 2/8: "Case was approved"
- Documents on 2/8: I-485 approval notice visible 24 hours after interview
 
I-765:
- Status on 2/8: "Case is being actively reviewed"
 
I-131:
- Status on 2/8: "Case was received..."

Hey everyone! Just wanted to let you know that my interview was scheduled today for 2/7/22, so 6 weeks out. My field office is Philadelphia. 

Im over the moon. Just checked and saw that my parent's biometrics is scheduled on 9th Dec at San Jose Field Office.
 
Im so surprised its so early. 
 
P.S. Thank you all for your prayers!

That's terrible. I'm sorry to hear that. I wonder how long they will keep on using covid as an excuse. It's been almost two years since the beginning of this pandemic.

I signed up for email and phone notifications on myuscis but didn't get anything for this update. I guess checking on their website is the most certain way, or the tracking apps mentioned here.
 
Hope you'll get your parents bio appointment soon!!

Holy moly! I just checked my status and it says biometrics scheduled for next month today, well technically yesterday.