I-751
I filed my I-751 way back in January, I have had my photo's and fingerprints taken back in febuary and now it's the middle of October and I haven't heard ANYTHING from USCIS. I was told it could take up to a year, but that is the average?? I am going nuts :confused: I am worried that my dad might pass away before I get my green card, will i be able to leave and come back?
Cara:unsure: |
Re: I-751
At the time of filing the I-751 you were given a notice of action which is paper proof of the extension of your residency benefits. Your residency will not expired until an immigration judge declares it. If you need to travel you can do so with the paper notice of action and your expired green card or you can make an infopass appointment for your local district office and get the I-551 stamp in your passport.
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Re: I-751
Originally Posted by Rete
(Post 6873559)
At the time of filing the I-751 you were given a notice of action which is paper proof of the extension of your residency benefits. Your residency will not expired until an immigration judge declares it. If you need to travel you can do so with the paper notice of action and your expired green card or you can make an infopass appointment for your local district office and get the I-551 stamp in your passport.
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Re: I-751
Originally Posted by nannycara
(Post 6875293)
Is it normal for the I-751 to take SO long?
https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp |
Re: I-751
Originally Posted by nannycara
(Post 6875293)
Is it normal for the I-751 to take SO long?
Yes, took us 18 months. |
Re: I-751
Originally Posted by nannycara
(Post 6875293)
Is it normal for the I-751 to take SO long?
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Re: I-751
Originally Posted by AlanR
(Post 6875417)
Look at Bob's recent posting - well over a year for Boston MA/Vermont Service Center.
ILM |
Re: I-751
Originally Posted by ILM
(Post 6879181)
OMG , just today I had my biometrics done for my I-751, cant believe they dangle you that long
ILM Rene |
Re: I-751
Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 6879191)
Also do a search for posts by Milan. He has also been waiting more than a year after filing an I-751 with a waiver.
Rene |
Re: I-751
Originally Posted by nannycara
(Post 6879570)
OMG I am going to cry! I didn't realise it would take THAT LONG!!!!!
Rene |
Re: I-751
Originally Posted by nannycara
(Post 6879570)
OMG I am going to cry! I didn't realise it would take THAT LONG!!!!!
Why are you concerned at how long it will take for your I-751 to be decided? |
Re: I-751
Originally Posted by meauxna
(Post 6879583)
Did you file I-751 with a waiver of the joint filing requirement?
Why are you concerned at how long it will take for your I-751 to be decided? |
Re: I-751
Originally Posted by nannycara
(Post 6879612)
No. I just filed my I-751 with no joint filing requirement.
You could be asked for additional evidence at anytime throughout the process. Rene |
Re: I-751
I Just got my card, but it took a smidge under a year, from Boston.
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Re: I-751
:D I just recieved an e-mail yesterday from USCIS saying they were ordering my new UNCONDITIONAL Green Card!!!! Only took 11 months!:thumbsup:
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