I-751 Timeline - Los Angeles
Feb 5th 2004, 2:23 am
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I-751 Timeline - Los Angeles
Any thoughts about I-751 timeline in Los Angeles?
What are the chances of a new interview?
We just moved to a new place, with a rommmate and all the utility
bills are in his name.
I don't think this will be a problem, but my US citizen husband is
freaking out.
We will file taxes together and we have a bank account together - is
this enough?
Any ideas?
What are the chances of a new interview?
We just moved to a new place, with a rommmate and all the utility
bills are in his name.
I don't think this will be a problem, but my US citizen husband is
freaking out.
We will file taxes together and we have a bank account together - is
this enough?
Any ideas?
Feb 5th 2004, 5:25 am
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Re: I-751 Timeline - Los Angeles
Originally posted by Dormonid
Any thoughts about I-751 timeline in Los Angeles?
What are the chances of a new interview?
We just moved to a new place, with a rommmate and all the utility
bills are in his name.
I don't think this will be a problem, but my US citizen husband is
freaking out.
We will file taxes together and we have a bank account together - is
this enough?
Any ideas?
Any thoughts about I-751 timeline in Los Angeles?
What are the chances of a new interview?
We just moved to a new place, with a rommmate and all the utility
bills are in his name.
I don't think this will be a problem, but my US citizen husband is
freaking out.
We will file taxes together and we have a bank account together - is
this enough?
Any ideas?
An I-751 is filed in Laguna Niguel at the CSC. You first look at THEIR processing times -- they either approve it OR send it to the L.A. District for processing. You are given no notice of the transfer if it is not approved without an interview. Once it gets to Los Angeles District, look at 18 months to an interview.
BTW, if you file an N-400 naturalization application while an I-751 is pending, the Naturalization people will get the I-751 and then conduct an interview on BOTH at the same time.
