Jensti

This thread is making me really hopeful! 
had my interview on the 20th and waiting for the oath ceremony to be scheduled!

Oh lord, this was the worst read of my life. 
are you coming here for an actual advice or to justify your choices? 

On 9/21/2021 at 10:28 PM, sibz said:

Okay, then you might hear it soon. Did you file in February 2020 or March 2020?

You were right. Just got a letter saying interview is scheduled for November 22. 

3 minutes ago, sibz said:

Okay, then you might hear it soon. Did you file in February 2020 or March 2020?

I filed end of feb 2020

7 minutes ago, sibz said:

From the Biometric date to Interview scheduled took 9 months for us. It might be different for each field offices. 

Im in chicago area as well thats why im asking

My status has been stuck on interview ready to be scheduled for 8 months now so im hoping i will get some news soon. 

On 9/16/2021 at 9:08 AM, sibz said:

update on our case. Status change to Interview was Scheduled on September 9,2021 in the USCIS website and Today i notice in the USPS informed delivery, i am getting the letter. I will update the interview date. 

How long did u wait for the interview to be scheduled? 

7 hours ago, DeepInLove said:

Hi,
My husband has this status "Case is ready to be scheduled" from last month on his I-751 application. The extension letter for 18 months that he got is expiring next week. He has to travel to meet his parents soon. Please help what can be done to expedite the interview, or at least have something so that he can travel and come back safely.

What is the number to call to get an appointment for stamp? Please help.

My status has been like that for 8 months. You can’t expedite it. Call 8003755283

41 minutes ago, Rosa Garcia said:

Have you had interview yet? Any updates ?

Nope. Still waiting to schedule interview for 5 months now. 

5 hours ago, didiblue said:

I did my biometrics in December and in February my cause updated to ready to be schedule for interview its been over 100 days and not interview date set my case is in Vermont any one else stuck? 

I have been on ready to schedule for 140 days in Chicago. Nothing to do but wait. 

On 5/14/2021 at 7:13 PM, CharlotteUK said:

Since March 2020.

I have a long wait ahead of me then 🙁 

21 hours ago, CharlotteUK said:

Congratulations ElGuapo88! I had an Infopass appointment yesterday in Chicago, and got an i551 stamp that's value for six more months (until November 2021). Hopefully that means they expect I'll have my 10 year green card by then! My case status is still "ready to be scheduled for an interview". 

 

Just a heads up to anyone booking an Infopass appointment, be prepared that you might have a bit of a wait if you're at a busy office. The soonest I could get an appointment after I called was about three weeks. 

How long has it been on “ready to schedule” ? 

On 5/8/2021 at 1:43 PM, Imradi said:

Our case is ready to be interviewed. Has anyone else been selected for interview? Most of the people I see here got an approval without the need for an interview. Any specific reason why we might have been selected and if anyone has given an interview already any advice and tips would be appreciated !

Been ready to schedule for 4 months now. we were already interviewed in the US for AOS but yet here we are again. AND we have a child together. Really thought I would go straight to approval. 

4 hours ago, manoni said:

yes you are right, it all depends on the local office, mine is Atlanta.

How long have you been waiting to be scheduled for an interview?

Mine is in Chicago its been 2 months 

20 hours ago, manoni said:

I think it is the NBC, then send it to your local field office to conduct your interview.

Yeah I meant whats your local field office? 
i heard it could be over a year if its a busy one. Just hope thats not the case 

On 12/24/2020 at 1:41 AM, manoni said:

Thank you so much for taking the time and answering my questions and all.

I have been on ready to be scheduled for an interview since 11/10/2020 and am an april 2020 filer.

 

Do u know which processing center is doing the scheduling?

I had that notice 2 months ago and nothing yet

4 hours ago, BFTE said:

Just two days ago, on February 22,  2021.

What was the status before this? How long it took to schedule the interview?

8 hours ago, hassam03 said:

Hi - how many of you applied themselves? I wana know if I can file for removal of conditions without the help of an attorney.

I think about 90% of people do it themselves. I did. 

On 2/7/2021 at 8:48 AM, therealsunnydiego said:

I just saw on a fb group a July/2020 WAC filler having the ROC case approved on the same day that the fingerprint status changed. Same page as all of us - case initially on WAC and then transferred to NBC early January. USCIS is funny, isn't it?

Sure it is “funny” 

1 hour ago, Bilazafar2002 said:

SRC filers from Nov getting approvals, i guess they forgot a lot of us Oct ones. But I really dont understand how this process works like, is it just random or do they have a format they follow. 

Nobody does since 2003

dont get discouraged its gonna be okay! 

5 hours ago, HnZ said:

Hello, congrates on those who have received their greencards!

 

I filed my I751 from San Jose, California and received the I797 notice on Feb 27, 2020. 

Also received notice around May saying biometrics is not needed. 

On Dec 16, 2020, I received notice saying they transferred my case to National Benefits Center in MO. I haven't heard anything since. 

Does anyone know what's the potential reason they will transfer your case? Does that usually means the case will be delayed? 

I have a similar timeline and after transfer I got a notification that case is ready to be scheduled for interview. But Sometimes nbc approves you even without an interview. It is a progress either way better than just having nothing. 

3 hours ago, sweetadams said:

Some ROC goes through interview stages. Have you ever been interviewed within the country recently? Some people get bye after the adjustment interview while some still go through multiple stages of interview. I guess with USCIS no one really knows their parameters for decisions they make. 

 

Good luck with your interview......

I was interviewed 2 yrs ago for my AOS in Chicago but I agree, no one really knows with uscis 😐

Im Nebraska filer but I also got case is ready for interview notification. I thought almost all roc applications get approved without an interview but I guess I was wrong 😕 

Did anyone receive interview after being transferred to NBC? 

Did either of you get your interviews scheduled yet?