kippenpox

It's been 97 days of "Active Reviewing" for me

Filed online for N400 on Dec 21 and also got biometric reuse right away. It's been stuck on "Case is being actively reviewed by USCIS" for almost 50 days now

On 12/27/2023 at 8:44 AM, Ronnie12345 said:

Hey y’all! It’s been a year since we filed! Did anyone get approved (I saw that one person did)? What are your timelines looking like?

 

My VJ timeline predicts November 7th 2024, BUT, I’ve been checking LIN timelines and have noticed that a lot of people here are given a decision in 14 months! I know it’s not everybody but I can’t help but get feel a little nervous/excited about the possibility. 
 

Any other LIN service center filers here?

SRC here, my status is still at "Case Received", not even a biometrics notice. As I posted above, I just filed N400 so hopefully that will help things move along.

Filed N400 a couple days ago. Immediately got notice of biometrics reuse.

354 days without the case moving an inch (SRC). Getting ready to file N400 in a week!

Based on the most recent approvals, looks like mid-2021 (July/August)

I'd reschedule the flight and try to get someone to UPS you the card. Did that after forgetting my I-20 back when I was a student. 

Got our 48 month extension letter today 

SCR filer 

Dec 20, 2022 filer

Some people have already received two 48 month extensions and I haven't even received my first one!

Any SRC filers got their 48 month extensions yet?

Seems that there is a SRC case filed in December 2022 that just got approved today!

Our application was received on December 21st and no updates since then either. We are at SRC, and I think they are now going through September 2021 cases based on search queries...

Any updates? It seems that everyone else gets biometrics notices pretty quickly, except at SRC. 

^Awesome, congrats! Mine is a SRC receipt number and judging by past trends they move slow...

Seems that effective today they'll extend everyone's GCs for 48 months, and this announcement seems to imply they'll send new NOAs to everyone who is waiting:

https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/alerts/uscis-extends-green-card-validity-for-conditional-permanent-residents-with-a-pending-form-i-751-or

On 12/30/2022 at 9:42 AM, kippenpox said:

Hi all, two years later we are back here! Got our conditional GC on March 2021 - expiring March 2023 so just filed for ROC.

Timeline so far:

- Dec 19: Mailed packet, this is exactly 3 months before the expiration date for the GC

- Dec 27: Got USCIS text message with receipt number (SRC - Texas I assume?). Online tracking indicates that Form was received on Dec 21.

- Dec 30: USPS informed delivery shows a USCIS letter "arriving soon" at my address, I assume it is the NOA

 

NOA arrived today in the mail (Dec 31st),with a 24 month extension.

Hi all, two years later we are back here! Got our conditional GC on March 2021 - expiring March 2023 so just filed for ROC.

Timeline so far:

- Dec 19: Mailed packet, this is exactly 3 months before the expiration date for the GC

- Dec 27: Got USCIS text message with receipt number (SRC - Texas I assume?). Online tracking indicates that Form was received on Dec 21.

- Dec 30: USPS informed delivery shows a USCIS letter "arriving soon" at my address, I assume it is the NOA

I waited around 6 months for bio

Got the "interview scheduled" online status on 2/8

Letter came on the mail on 2/13

Interview scheduled for 3/18

Most people seem to be about a month out, it was more like a month and a half for me

I see many people sending different cheques. We sent a sngle cheque for the total and it went through. Just make sure you do a cashier's cheque or a money order. Many people try to do credit card and it gets rejected.

Yeah I just took it with zero side effects.

1 minute ago, BearxBelle said:

He doesn't have any university diplomas. 

Got it, then ignore my comment. 

I did not send one. I sent copies of all my university diplomas but not high school diploma and I think I got away with it (I-485 ready to be scheduled for interview atm)

I was in the same situation: had chickenpox as a child but no paperwork to prove it. Surgeon told me he believed me but that it was his signature on the line so I'd either get the vaccine or the antibody test. I got the vaccine on the spot because it was faster/cheaper.

Right; I cannot really justify significant material loss to expedite the process so that's another reason I thought it would be pointless to request it.