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  1. Rearviewmirror
    Saw this on Reddit: Of particular note "It will likely take USCIS several weeks to reissue receipt notices with the extended validity period". This is taken from the USCIS Ombudsman's email updates. Trying to see where that can be signed up for now...
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    What service center was your I-751 handled by? (it's denoted by the first three letters of your case number - i.e. MSC, SRC, YSC etc.) It seems like for almost all service centers now, filing N400 can unstick your I-751.
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    I'd also maybe go back and edit out you/your spouse's names from this post, so that it isn't on the interwebs forever.
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    Which service center?
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    @Captain Ewok any response here please?
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    And for Potomac you usually get biometrics just around the time your third child is graduating college...
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    A couple folks in an I-751 Facebook group I'm in saying they received 48 month extensions for older applications today...
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    In a rational world, yes - when dealing with USCIS, sadly not.
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    Nope. Lots of us have not, and I haven't seen a single post from a filer before mid-January 2023 who has gotten a 48 month letter.
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    I'm not sure what you mean here Mike - as far as I can tell, NOBODY who received an initial I-1797 extension letter (in this case the OP's was for 24 months) has received a follow up 48 month extension letter.
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    @nerdcouple your list above looks good! Only other things you could consider adding are any beneficiary statements from 401k, shared utility bills (gas, internet, electricity), or life insurance. You have plenty of solid financial co-mingling evidence so should be fine!
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    Haven't seen that one before lol
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    That's what the announcement states. Although I do worry we'll be back of the line to receive those...
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    Wow another August approval! Congratulations!! Out of interest, how large was your application packet and what did you include?
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    Is your N400 interview still after your 3yrs as a permanent resident anniversary? This is the fastest I've ever heard!
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    I would file a missing document E-Request here.
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    Often, filing for N400 can shake the I-751 loose.
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    That's the approach I took too (to try to avoid a potential RFE) and included everything since marriage.
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    Since marriage (everything else was given as part of AOS) and printed them out on regular printer paper. Did around 20 or so I think, with captions of who was in the photos (family, our parents etc). The new guidance makes it sound like smaller non-letter sized items are not appreciated - https://www.uscis.gov/newsroom/alerts/recommendations-for-paper-filings-to-avoid-scanning-delays
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    That's the Vermont processing center - current processing time is showing as 19 months. If you are required to attend an interview and you filed jointly (not with a divorce waiver) you will both need to attend.
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    What service center is processing your application (the first three letters of your case number will tell you this)? If you update your timeline it will make it easier for folks to advise. This is normal in terms of processing window for many service centers at present - hence the newly updated 48 month extension letters. If you move, you will need to file for change of address. Many folks recommend doing it both using the online form and mailing in a change of address form. You will not need to pay to do this.
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    Congratulations! You might want to post this in the June 2021 thread here - this thread is for January 2023 filers.
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    In another WhatsApp group I'm in they posted a screenshot of an October 2022 Potomac filer who just got approved (!!). So it seems like we are still seeing random fast approvals for all service centers now.
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    One quick thing - I would definitely not submit your package any earlier than February 20 (there are some reports of packages with postmarks before the earliest file date being rejected). Remember its 90 days, not 3 months, and with February and April being short months, 89 days before May 20 is actually February 20 (see here). On the plus side, you should definitely be receiving the 48 month extension letter!
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    So looks like all letters sent out after January 23 will be for 48 months. Hope they send everyone who filed earlier a 48 month letter.
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