EarlyAnxious

You have to UPLOAD EVERYTHING. Doesn't matter if it has 10,000 pages.
If you want her to get approved, UPLOAD EVERYTHING without any alterations or redactions.
You're providing these documents to the US Government, not some random person. It's for your wife's own good.
 
If you don't include everything, you will delay the entire process because they will send you a RFE asking you for more proof of bonafide marriage.
Again, UPLOAD EVERYTHING. You don't even have to print it. Just upload the PDF online since you have the privilege of uploading things on your USCIS account unlike poor souls like me that can't upload anything and have to wait for the inevitable RFE to be able to submit more proof or print it and mail it, hoping it won't get lost.
 
 
 

You have to UPLOAD EVERYTHING. Doesn't matter if it has 10,000 pages.
If you want her to get approved, UPLOAD EVERYTHING without any alterations or redactions.
You're providing these documents to the US Government, not some random person. It's for your wife's own good.
 
If you don't include everything, you will delay the entire process because they will send you a RFE asking you for more proof of bonafide marriage.
Again, UPLOAD EVERYTHING. You don't even have to print it. Just upload the PDF online since you have the privilege of uploading things on your USCIS account unlike poor souls like me that can't upload anything and have to wait for the inevitable RFE to be able to submit more proof or print it and mail it, hoping it won't get lost.
 
 
 

Careful with what USCIS customers support says. They're not employees for the airline.
USCIS can say that you can use the copy but if the airline says you can't board with the copy then you won't be able to.
Period.

Did you receive the paper copy?
Remember that is risky for her to travel with the downloaded version instead of the physical copy.
If she tries to use the online version, is a gamble. She can be denied boarding and lose the money spent on the tickets.
Regardless, let us know how it goes. Good luck!

Careful with what USCIS customers support says. They're not employees for the airline.
USCIS can say that you can use the copy but if the airline says you can't board with the copy then you won't be able to.
Period.

Did you receive the paper copy?
Remember that is risky for her to travel with the downloaded version instead of the physical copy.
If she tries to use the online version, is a gamble. She can be denied boarding and lose the money spent on the tickets.
Regardless, let us know how it goes. Good luck!

They never uploaded it for me.
It took 12 days for me to receive the letter.

I would recommend the original.
I've read that some people tried using a printed copy and they got denied boarding by the airline staff at the airport.

I would recommend the original.
I've read that some people tried using a printed copy and they got denied boarding by the airline staff at the airport.

Based on what happened to me, I can tell you that you will have to wait at least 32 days.
There will be no record of your case until they scan and process your documents.
Trust me, I tried everything. Nothing showed up until they did.
 
Did your wife's green card expired already?
If it's still not expired she can travel without the receipt.

Yeah, I already got my receipt. Check my previous comments on this post.
After my I-751 package was delivered at the lockbox, it took 32 days for me to get the extension letter by mail.

Another update. 
I just logged in to my USPS Informed Delivery account and I can see that the biometrics reuse notice is coming tomorrow.
 
The letter has the return address from the NBC (Lee's Summit, MO) but it was actually mailed from Vermont (you can tell by looking at the stamp).
 
It was mailed on April 10, which is a day after my case status changed to the infamous: "Case Is Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS".
 
I'm glad that I don't have to go to get my biometrics done again since the closest ASC is almost 2 hours away. 
Still nothing showing up available for download on my USCIS online account.

Congrats!
Nothing here yet.
Quick question: what's the processing center shown at the bottom of your receipt notice?

I finally got it! It took exactly 21 days to get the case number for my I-751 with the fee waiver request.
 
I logged into my online account this morning and found that my case had been added! They still have not sent the text or email notification.
 
The Receipt Notice is still not available for download.
 
I-751 Timeline:
 
03/09/24 - Mailed via USPS to Carol Stream, IL
03/11/24 - Delivered at Carol Stream, IL
04/01/24 - Case was added to my online account

I finally got it! It took exactly 21 days to get the case number for my I-751 with the fee waiver request.
 
I logged into my online account this morning and found that my case had been added! They still have not sent the text or email notification.
 
The Receipt Notice is still not available for download.
 
 
I-751 Timeline:
 
03/09/24 - Package Mailed via USPS to Carol Stream, IL
03/11/24 - Package Delivered at Carol Stream, IL
04/01/24 - Case was added to my online account

I finally got it! It took exactly 21 days to get the case number for my I-751 with the fee waiver request.
 
I logged into my online account this morning and found that my case had been added! They still have not sent the text or email notification.
 
The Receipt Notice is still not available for download.
 
I-751 Timeline:
 
03/09/24 - Mailed via USPS to Carol Stream, IL
03/11/24 - Delivered at Carol Stream, IL
04/01/24 - Case was added to my online account

Same here. Mailed to Carol Stream, IL.
They received mine 1 day after the earliest date from the USCIS calculator.
I requested a fee waiver.  I still haven't received anything.