beasty

There are excel files online for tracking stuff like that.. 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1b8qNTxz14bzeqOY0Pzk-F0NAWwB42Mr9ypfpwwgm1VU/edit#gid=0

On 2/26/2021 at 3:43 PM, MaryLoves said:

Where can you see the statistics?

On 2/22/2021 at 11:48 AM, cbro20 said:

Australia is a low fraud country. And perhaps with the RFIE they had enough information there to just go ahead and approve.

So is germany, but we had a interview..

But it was basically like 5min small talk, explained how we met and thats it ..

K3 visa tho

when i came here and stayed, i had i131, i130, i485 and i765 to do..

we had all paper done at the same time, so i assume its not bad to add a copy of ur NOA.

10 hours ago, seablock said:

The IO may not want to look at you because he feels sheepish about his agency wasting your time for no reason.  That is good news if only baby steps.  Our baby step today was we got a call back from an immigration officer after about two weeks of waiting.  After I told him we needed the stamp for work and for travel, he  asked a number of questions about covid (e.g. do you feel sick bla bla bla) and then promptly said there were no appointments available.  He said he would "escalate" the case and we could expect to hear back  within 72 hours from someone else.  As a tax payer, it is pretty depressing that we have to pay for this service and then have to jump through hoops just to put a stamp in a passport due to their inability to timely process the case. 

Taxes dont pay them, its the fees we pay.

USCIS is build on filling fees, nothing else.

SRC has already 4 cases approved for i751 from November.

So yes its possible that u are done after 4month.

1 hour ago, otmy0023 said:

Case approved today, filed August 2019. Case is in the YSC1990431100s, many of which have now been adjudicated.

damn.. mine starts like this YSC219003XXXX

14 hours ago, BaoNg said:

It is 18 - 21.5 as of today! I have no idea what happened. Either nobody works on i-751 at this center or they just totally ignore i-751.
With this trend, YSC will easily reach 20 - 24 months wait time in the near future. It is just really sad.

the homepage says they working on May 2019 but i have seen a few from june-august 2020 being approved..

My  CR6 / K3 was also done after 13month when processing time was at around 20month..

just wanna know how ppl get approved filing later then other ppl if they should work on the files how they got sent in and dont skip..

25 minutes ago, Balamban said:

 

 

Where do I mail the packet?  (I'm NH)

 

 

 

https://www.uscis.gov/i-751-direct-filing-addresses

all should go to the same adress i believe.

Where to file

U.S. Postal Service (USPS): 

USCIS 
P.O. Box 21200 
Phoenix, AZ 85036 

FedEx, UPS, and DHL deliveries: 

USCIS 
Attn: I-751 
1820 E. Skyharbor Circle S
Suite 100 
Phoenix, AZ 85034

bring everything, inc ase u need it.

in our interview they didnt look at it all,  just asked if we have it with us..

Guess sometimes they wanna see it and sometimes not, its just a matter how the officer handle those stuff..

i had to do the medical 2 times . somewhere is a time frame how long they are useable or not.

4 hours ago, HMM1234 said:

Hi guys Has anyone with MSC starting case no. received any further notices?

 

 

 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1b8qNTxz14bzeqOY0Pzk-F0NAWwB42Mr9ypfpwwgm1VU/edit#gid=0

i see 1 person with bio waived 

i guess iam also in for november (due to covid and unemployment)

GC exp 11/01/2020 and i had no problem working till now.

DL didnt expire, thanks florida for something 😄

all paperwork was worked in in MSC, 751 is now in YSC.

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