Shaniya

You don’t need to file I-751 if you’re not within 90 day window of the expiration of the conditional green card. If you’re not naturalized by your 90 day window, then I’d consider filing the I-751 just to be safe. 

Thanks ! 
just wanted to know from people who have been through the situations. I have patience. Being worried is a  normal thing for humans.
just here to see if the K1 filers have  experience to share

congrats !!

Praying that hopefully our cases get approved today and we get to see raining approvals again from everyone

Hello, we have a big news: WE GOT APPROVED ON THE 7TH JULY !!!!!
 
thanks everyone for your support during this long path!!! good luck to everyone else 

We are appoved today. 139 days since Noa 1

Hello,
I just checked the USCIS CAST STATUS site and it says that our I129F file was approved today, but I did not received any text or email... is this normal?

It doesnt predict on my app! What should i do?

It doesnt predict on my app! What should i do?

Moved from K1 Progress Reports to USCIS Service Centers forum.

Looks like it’s been a good day, I had an important evaluation to do with the airline I work for, after a successful pass, I was told from my fiance that there was something about our case. 
 
This was the NOA1
 
Looks like NOA2 came in today according to the Case Tracker app
 

 
Then went into the https://egov.uscis.gov website to confirm, but myuscis isn’t showing it, nor did I receive an email or a text. I really hope this is what I think it is. 
 

 
I know it’s been rough on us, but please be patient and keep your spirits up. It’ll happen. Praying everyone else hears something soon. 
 
I’lll update my timeline once I know for sure this is the NOA2

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