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On 1/24/2022 at 12:26 PM, Natalia & Igor said:
Hi!
Today I had my citizenship interview, but haven’t received a final decision yet.
I applied under the 3-year rule (by marriage to a US citizen). Unfortunately, they weren’t prepared for the interview and didn’t check all the evidence I submitted. The officer was young African-American lady, absolutely unemotional, like a robot. But the good thing she was a native speaker and spoke without any accent, absolutely clear.
After 6 questions, reading and writing tests (easiest I’ve ever had), we went through the application. I wanted to change my first name (remove one letter), but I was told they have new rules and this is impossible anymore (only through the court). The officer asked me most of the Part 12 questions. She rephrased the question about the tax return, so listen carefully. No definitions, no additional documents (except ID, Green Card & Passport).
The interview lasted about half an hour, we spent another 30 min in the waiting room and 30 min in line to enter the building. My husband was allowed to be with me all the time except for the interview itself.
As soon as anything changes in my case, I’ll update the information.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask me.
My timeline:
10/18/2021 - submitted my application online;
12/17/2021 - the interview was scheduled;
01/24/2022, 7:45 am - interview (a decision cannot be made yet).
LA, California
UPDATE:
February 7, 2022Certificate Of Naturalization Was Issued
On February 7, 2022, we issued your Certificate of Naturalization for your Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, Receipt Number IOE**********.
THANKS EVERYONE AND GOOD LUCK!
- Mason_inami, JSWH and GingerCat
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5 hours ago, GingerCat said:
Prayers you get approval very fast!
Thank you!
I've just received a message that my Oath Ceremony will be scheduled!
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Hi!
Today I had my citizenship interview, but haven’t received a final decision yet.
I applied under the 3-year rule (by marriage to a US citizen). Unfortunately, they weren’t prepared for the interview and didn’t check all the evidence I submitted. The officer was young African-American lady, absolutely unemotional, like a robot. But the good thing she was a native speaker and spoke without any accent, absolutely clear.
After 6 questions, reading and writing tests (easiest I’ve ever had), we went through the application. I wanted to change my first name (remove one letter), but I was told they have new rules and this is impossible anymore (only through the court). The officer asked me most of the Part 12 questions. She rephrased the question about the tax return, so listen carefully. No definitions, no additional documents (except ID, Green Card & Passport).
The interview lasted about half an hour, we spent another 30 min in the waiting room and 30 min in line to enter the building. My husband was allowed to be with me all the time except for the interview itself.
As soon as anything changes in my case, I’ll update the information.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask me.
My timeline:
10/18/2021 - submitted my application online;
12/17/2021 - the interview was scheduled;
01/24/2022, 7:45 am - interview (a decision cannot be made yet).
LA, California
- psgma and Svetliyden2121
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19 hours ago, Junior818 said:
Hi Natalia, that was really fast. I filed October 19, 2021 and I haven't heard anything yet. Were yours marriage based?
Yes, I applied under the 3-year rule.
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On 1/4/2022 at 10:22 AM, Junior818 said:
Hi guys, is there anyone from Los Angeles that got their interview schedule recently?
I'm also a October filer
Hi! I am from LA.
I filed 10/18/21 and 12/17/21 my interview was scheduled for 01/24/22.
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3 hours ago, GingerCat said:
Congrats! May I ask you when was your original case started in US? What I mean when did you originally apply for the green card? I am trying to understand why some people are stuck for long periods and some get it done fast. As a lot of people I think that it has to do with the fact if your original A-file is in paper copy or electronic. Thank you in advance!
My immigration process began in December 2016 with a petition for a fiancée visa (K-1).
I arrived in the USA in December 2017 and got my first green card on January 16, 2019.
All petitions except N-400 were mailed.
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On 12/16/2021 at 7:45 PM, vincebu said:
Received my interview date today!
Filed Oct 28, same day biometrics reuse and USCIS is actively reviewing your case
12/16/21 interview was scheduled
1/24/22 interview
That's only 14 days after my 3 year green card anniversary!
Congrats!
I filed 10/18/21 and my interview was scheduled 12/17/21.
I have the same interview date )
LA, CA
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1 hour ago, Baghoshe said:
Me too I was expecting that they will reuse mine any idea why?
When I applied for ROC (I-751), I honestly mentioned that my weight had changed by 20lbs 🙂
And I was called for biometrics while nobody was called because of COVID.
Did you also change something in this data?
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I've just submitted my application and got Receipt Notice. Biometrics have been reused.
Good luck to all of us!
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Are there any October 2021 filers here?
Let's get together and help each other!
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4 minutes ago, Greatdane11 said:
Congratulations,🎉🎊🍾 ,
Could this be filed online or only by paper application? Did you send yours in ? I know for a fact that N400 could be filed both ways.
Thanks!
There is no option to file I-751 online (
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1 minute ago, Tinskee said:
Congrats! Im a WAC file too.
Thanks! And good luck!!!
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4 minutes ago, Junior818 said:
Congratulations to you, do you mind sharing the document u submitted?
Thanks!
Sure!
1. Filing Fee Check $595 (I-751) + $85 (Biometrics). Total: $680
2. Form G-1145, e-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance
3. Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence
4. Copy of Form I-551, Permanent Resident Card
5. Evidence of the Relationship:
a. Joint Federal and State Tax Returns for 2017, 2018, 2019;
b. Statements of joint checking bank account and credit cards;
c. Copies of Health Insurance policies for 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020;
d. Copy of Car Insurance policy 2020, AAA Membership cards;
e. Beneficiary for husband’s 401K & Health Saving Accounts;
f. Some Mortgage Refinancing support documents;
g. Vacationing together;
h. Other evidence (DL, cell phone bill, Costco account summary);
i. 2 Affidavit Letters of Support;
j. Photos 2017-2020
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April 12, 2021 The fingerprints relating to your Form I-751 Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, were taken.January 20, 2021 We transferred your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, to another USCIS office that now has jurisdiction over your case.January 19, 2021 Your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, was transferred to another USCIS office.October 21, 2020 We received your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence.
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Looks like WAC woke up!!!January 20, 2021 Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has JurisdictionJanuary 19, 2021 Your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, was transferred to another USCIS office.October 21, 2020 We received your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence.
- A. & J., MariaUSA90, Vickrd and 1 other
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28 minutes ago, SerisChoice said:
Well we filed our petition last August 30, 20202 with the old address thru UPS overnight and USCIS received it and sent us a NOA informing us that we filed with a wrong fee which I believed what I saw here which is $680 but that was totally wrong $680 is a wrong fee thats why they sent us back the petition however upon receipt of the NOA we immediately re file/resubmit with the correct new fee. They sent us the new fee effective November 1, 20200 since our temporary GC is expiring November 27 we are covered with the new fee. I just want to know if anyone here filed the petition with $680 because I believe they will reject your petition because of wrong fee.
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40 minutes ago, Fmert001 said:
Finally mailed off everything today!!!!! Now the waiting begins again!!!!! Hopefully everyone gets good news...... Thank you everyone for answering my questions
Google Sheet for I-751 October 2020 filers:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13RCTakDzgWAidVNgroLIjgVsgg4RpMhvHo531eS0S0M/edit#gid=0
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57 minutes ago, ItaMan said:
We filed form I-751 in late September. We received our I-797 letter in early October. Now my question is how will USCIS notify us about where our case will be processed?
We checked our case status on the USCIS.gov website. But it only states that they received our I-751 application. Can anyone tell me how did you know which office your case is being process in?USCIS Office Locations have the following 3-digit codes: MSC, NBC – National Benefits Center; (Lee's Sumit, MO) EAC,VSC – Vermont Service Center WAC, CSC – California Service Center LIN, NSC – Nebraska Service Center; SRC – Texas Service Center YSC – Potomac Service Center. (Arlington, VA) -
1 hour ago, Vickrd said:
Hey guys! Just mailed my package today, very nervous. I thought I would send it back in August but life happened and it took us a little longer, so here we are. It will be there on Wednesday, a couple weeks before my GC expires so I should be good.
Anyone knows about how long it takes to get a notification of them receiving your packet? Like what was your first notification about? I sent in the g-something form for the electronic email/text notification so i’m assuming i’ll get something through text or email but I was just wondering what the first thing they tell you first is
Wishing everybody luck, including those filing late october like me
Good luck!
Google Sheet for I-751 October 2020 filers:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13RCTakDzgWAidVNgroLIjgVsgg4RpMhvHo531eS0S0M/edit#gid=0
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13 minutes ago, MariaUSA90 said:
I got a question.. I'm getting my package ready.. and this might be a dumb question but I'm asking anyways..😅
who is writing the cover letter? me (the green card holder) or my hubby (us citizen)? everything I've found says it with the wording "I'm filing jointly with my permanent resident spouse.. bla bla.." so basically the US citizen wrote the letter.. BUT I think I should be writing it.. or am I wrong? because I'm the one filing.. How did you all do this?
My cover letter is below. It is optional, so you can write whatever you like ))
I-751 Original Submission
Cover Letter
Applicant/Beneficiary:
Name
A-Number
Address:
USCIS
P.O. Box 21200
Phoenix, AZ 85036
10/date/2020
This I-751 package includes:
1. Filing Fee Check $595 (I-751) + $85 (Biometrics). Total: $680
2. Form G-1145, e-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance
3. Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence
4. Copy of Form I-551, Permanent Resident Card
5. Copy of Form I-797, Notice of Action
6. Evidence of the Relationship:
a. Joint Federal and State Tax Returns for 2017, 2018, 2019;
b. Statements of joint checking bank account and credit cards;
c. Copies of Health Insurance policies for 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020;
d. Copy of Car Insurance policy 2020, AAA Membership cards;
e. Beneficiary for husband’s 401K & Health Saving Accounts;
f. Mortgage Refinancing support documents;
g. Vacationing together;
h. Other evidence;
i. Affidavit Letters of Support;
j. Photos 2017-2020
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On 10/23/2020 at 6:50 AM, brianh901 said:
So I hope I did everything right. I triple checked my forms and did two fees totaling $680. I sent it via fedex overnight to the location listed on the website in Arizona. My wife and I live in Michigan. She is Canadian.
The package arrived October 21 at 10 am. Still nothing. No texts or emails from USCIS. I keep checking my bank account to see if the checks cashed. I know it’s only been two days but I’m paranoid if this gets rejected and I won’t have enough time to cure it before her green card expires. That would technically mean she’s late if we had to resubmit after the deadline and assume that would cause a whole new world of problems. I should have filed this for earlier.
Anyone have any insight on how long it takes to receive a text or see the checks cashed?
Google Sheet for I-751 October 2020 filers:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13RCTakDzgWAidVNgroLIjgVsgg4RpMhvHo531eS0S0M/edit#gid=0
N-400 October 2021 Filers
in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports
Posted
No, I had my Oath Ceremony a couple of hours before this notice )
Thank you!