Danmuji

@platinum-android here's what I had (no RFE, no interview):
 
August xx, 2023 Card Was Delivered To Me By The Post Office

August xx, 2023 The Post Office picked up mail containing your new card.

August xx, 2023 We mailed your new card your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, directly to the address you gave us.

August xx, 2023 We approved your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence.

August xx, 2023 We ordered your new card.

April xx, 2022 The fingerprints relating to your Form I-751 Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, were taken.

December xx, 2021 We received your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence.
 
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You can get statuses about interview ready to be scheduled, interview scheduled, request for evidence and some more.
 
 
 

What are the different statuses that we can expect to see? So far I see these items in my status history, and I'm curious to know what are the next statuses that I can expect to see in future? Thank you!
 
 
Status Date Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS October XX, 2023 We scheduled you for a biometrics appointment September XX, 2023 We received your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, and sent you a receipt notice. September XX, 2023    

I'd often check it weekly from my phone 😅, but you probably don't need to do it that much. Every two weeks, or even maybe once a month would probably be OK as well.
 
While we always got the notices in the mail within a week or two of any online updates, I agree that stuff can get lost in the mail. Therefore it's a lot better to be aware of things that have happened and know when to follow up if things don't arrive than to miss some mail and several months later be in a worse situation with USCIS because they thought they mailed something to you and you never got it. 

I strongly suggest checking the status online from time to time.  Any mailed notices could get lost in the mail.  

Hi Everyone
We filed right before Christmas and our package was received on 12/27. 
They processed our payment on 1/02 and on 1/03 they uploaded our receipt notice+48 month extension, biometrics reuse notice and fee payment notice to USCIS online. 
Didn't get anything in the mail (paper) yet. 
 
Looks like we got sent to Potomac which currently have processing times of 31.5 months. We deffo will be doing the N-400 process this time next year. 
 
Good luck 

I have an update - today I received in mail the I797 NoA extending my green card by 48 months.

Sorry, Should have been more specific. ~2 weeks from the time package was sent off and about 9 days after the text.

Not concerned at all. It works half of the times

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.

You should receive letter with code by mail

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

Check was cashed yesterday. Bank website does not show any image of the check and says "No image is available for this check because it was processed by the merchant as an electronic transaction".

Few years. Some get it in 3-6 months, but that's a minority.
 
2-6 weeks after filing.
 
You remain LPR, just don't have a proof of status. You cannot easily travel outside the US as boarding a plane becomes an issue.
 
At that point, you need to report non delivery of notice here - https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayNDNForm.do; jsessionid=08E5FD1FD9BC*****************6F3?sroPageType=ndn&entryPoint=init
 
You may also contact USCIS by phone asking for InfoPass. This would allow you to get an ADIT stamp in passport for 1 year as proof of status. It's valid for international travel and other things.
 

Received the uscis text message today stating the case was received. Have a IOE case number.

December I751 filer here. Here is my timeline so far:
 
12/4 - Mailed to Elgin, IL lockbox
12/7 - Application was delivered to Elgin, IL lockbox
 
No other update yet.

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

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.
 

Hello,
 
December 2023 ROC filer here. Our UPS tracking information is below. Sent to Tempe, AZ, UPS lockbox. No text update yet.
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Delivered On
Wednesday, December 06 at 9:23 A.M. at Dock
Delivered To
TEMPE, AZ US
Received By:
MILLER
 

Most of us here filed over two years ago. You may want to check the forum for people who submitted this month: December 2023 Filers

Well off to the post with the documents from the last 2 years of our lives!  Window opened on Nov 14 but mailing today..so December filers here we are! 

Hey guys, my immigration journey has come to an end, finally. My conditional green card was approved three weeks ago (a week after N-400 interview and its approval). I received my 10 years' green card a week ago - I am not sure why they event sent it as I had to retun it (along with with expired one and the expired employment card they had sent three years ago) during my citizenship naturalization oath ceremony yesterday. 
 
Wishing you all good luck.       

Thankfully, an hour later I got another status update that interview for both cases were scheduled! I could see in my USCIS account that it's October 25th for my N-400, but I assume it's going to be a combo in one day. I included a letter-request in my documents for N-400 asking for it to be a combo. 
 
I know I will only be fully relieved once it's all over but I'm just glad it's one step closer.

1.  Correct.  The Green card holder is both petitioner and beneficiary for an I-751. 
2.  Submit $680 with the I-751.  I sent a single check. 

I will agree with @GreatDane All that matters is that the amount is correct.
 
Good luck in your journey!

If you are sending hard-copy, just print the pages and send them in.  If you are trying to condense a file that you are going to upload electronically, then break the document into several smaller files.  Our paper file was 4 inches thick.
 
Sukie in NY