CSC approval of I-751(AMAZED to say the list)
May 5th 2006, 6:42 am
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CSC approval of I-751(AMAZED to say the list)
I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
of the cake.
I filed for removal of the conditions on my US residency on January 23. On
February 2 i received a a confirmation letter and my residency being extended
for a year( traveling and work authorization).
So at that time the waiting game began. I figured after reading many forums
and past experences from people that it would take at list 6 to 8 months. To
my astonishment and joy my wife walked in this evening with my approval
letter. 3 months i am amazed and cant belive it took such short time. It does
verify though that the dates posted on the USCIS website are unreliable as
CSC is only proccesing applications for the month of october 2005.
I dont know if its just my luck but i would like to belive its not just that,
I would like to believe that there is some hard working people at the CSC
making a difference. As hard as that might seem with government bureaucracy.
I now have to wait till January again and apply for my citizenship. I cant
wait, the trip has been long but fruitful and at the end of every trip that
is all that matters.
Best of luck to all of you and may your long wait become fruitful.
Regards
Euripidi
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immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
of the cake.
I filed for removal of the conditions on my US residency on January 23. On
February 2 i received a a confirmation letter and my residency being extended
for a year( traveling and work authorization).
So at that time the waiting game began. I figured after reading many forums
and past experences from people that it would take at list 6 to 8 months. To
my astonishment and joy my wife walked in this evening with my approval
letter. 3 months i am amazed and cant belive it took such short time. It does
verify though that the dates posted on the USCIS website are unreliable as
CSC is only proccesing applications for the month of october 2005.
I dont know if its just my luck but i would like to belive its not just that,
I would like to believe that there is some hard working people at the CSC
making a difference. As hard as that might seem with government bureaucracy.
I now have to wait till January again and apply for my citizenship. I cant
wait, the trip has been long but fruitful and at the end of every trip that
is all that matters.
Best of luck to all of you and may your long wait become fruitful.
Regards
Euripidi
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May 5th 2006, 9:47 am
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Re: CSC approval of I-751(AMAZED to say the list)
Congratulations Euripidi,
I'm still waiting from June !
Denis
On Fri, 05 May 2006 06:42:58 GMT, "Euripidi via ImmigrationKB.com"
<u21224@uwe> wrote:
>I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
>of the cake.
>I filed for removal of the conditions on my US residency on January 23. On
>February 2 i received a a confirmation letter and my residency being extended
>for a year( traveling and work authorization).
>So at that time the waiting game began. I figured after reading many forums
>and past experences from people that it would take at list 6 to 8 months. To
>my astonishment and joy my wife walked in this evening with my approval
>letter. 3 months i am amazed and cant belive it took such short time. It does
>verify though that the dates posted on the USCIS website are unreliable as
>CSC is only proccesing applications for the month of october 2005.
>I dont know if its just my luck but i would like to belive its not just that,
>I would like to believe that there is some hard working people at the CSC
>making a difference. As hard as that might seem with government bureaucracy.
>I now have to wait till January again and apply for my citizenship. I cant
>wait, the trip has been long but fruitful and at the end of every trip that
>is all that matters.
>Best of luck to all of you and may your long wait become fruitful.
>Regards
>Euripidi
I'm still waiting from June !
Denis
On Fri, 05 May 2006 06:42:58 GMT, "Euripidi via ImmigrationKB.com"
<u21224@uwe> wrote:
>I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
>of the cake.
>I filed for removal of the conditions on my US residency on January 23. On
>February 2 i received a a confirmation letter and my residency being extended
>for a year( traveling and work authorization).
>So at that time the waiting game began. I figured after reading many forums
>and past experences from people that it would take at list 6 to 8 months. To
>my astonishment and joy my wife walked in this evening with my approval
>letter. 3 months i am amazed and cant belive it took such short time. It does
>verify though that the dates posted on the USCIS website are unreliable as
>CSC is only proccesing applications for the month of october 2005.
>I dont know if its just my luck but i would like to belive its not just that,
>I would like to believe that there is some hard working people at the CSC
>making a difference. As hard as that might seem with government bureaucracy.
>I now have to wait till January again and apply for my citizenship. I cant
>wait, the trip has been long but fruitful and at the end of every trip that
>is all that matters.
>Best of luck to all of you and may your long wait become fruitful.
>Regards
>Euripidi
May 5th 2006, 3:43 pm
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Re: CSC approval of I-751(AMAZED to say the list)
Euripidi,
You are lucky, because it does show that USCIS is processing I-751 from October, congratulations
You are lucky, because it does show that USCIS is processing I-751 from October, congratulations
May 5th 2006, 4:20 pm
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Congrats Euripidi.
Did the letter instruct you to go to the local office to process greencard,
or since you already sent two pictures, they will mail you the greencard. I
sent my I-751 with a receipt date of Feb 22, 2006 to CIS. Your case has given
me hope. Did you send any special documents?
Good luck with Citizenship.
-Sal
Euripidi wrote:
>I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
>of the cake.
>I filed for removal of the conditions on my US residency on January 23. On
>February 2 i received a a confirmation letter and my residency being extended
>for a year( traveling and work authorization).
>So at that time the waiting game began. I figured after reading many forums
>and past experences from people that it would take at list 6 to 8 months. To
>my astonishment and joy my wife walked in this evening with my approval
>letter. 3 months i am amazed and cant belive it took such short time. It does
>verify though that the dates posted on the USCIS website are unreliable as
>CSC is only proccesing applications for the month of october 2005.
>I dont know if its just my luck but i would like to belive its not just that,
>I would like to believe that there is some hard working people at the CSC
>making a difference. As hard as that might seem with government bureaucracy.
>I now have to wait till January again and apply for my citizenship. I cant
>wait, the trip has been long but fruitful and at the end of every trip that
>is all that matters.
>Best of luck to all of you and may your long wait become fruitful.
>Regards
>Euripidi
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Did the letter instruct you to go to the local office to process greencard,
or since you already sent two pictures, they will mail you the greencard. I
sent my I-751 with a receipt date of Feb 22, 2006 to CIS. Your case has given
me hope. Did you send any special documents?
Good luck with Citizenship.
-Sal
Euripidi wrote:
>I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
>of the cake.
>I filed for removal of the conditions on my US residency on January 23. On
>February 2 i received a a confirmation letter and my residency being extended
>for a year( traveling and work authorization).
>So at that time the waiting game began. I figured after reading many forums
>and past experences from people that it would take at list 6 to 8 months. To
>my astonishment and joy my wife walked in this evening with my approval
>letter. 3 months i am amazed and cant belive it took such short time. It does
>verify though that the dates posted on the USCIS website are unreliable as
>CSC is only proccesing applications for the month of october 2005.
>I dont know if its just my luck but i would like to belive its not just that,
>I would like to believe that there is some hard working people at the CSC
>making a difference. As hard as that might seem with government bureaucracy.
>I now have to wait till January again and apply for my citizenship. I cant
>wait, the trip has been long but fruitful and at the end of every trip that
>is all that matters.
>Best of luck to all of you and may your long wait become fruitful.
>Regards
>Euripidi
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May 5th 2006, 4:45 pm
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Re: CSC approval of I-751(AMAZED to say the list)
Originally Posted by Euripidi via ImmigrationKB.com
I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
of the cake.
I filed for removal of the conditions on my US residency on January 23. On
February 2 i received a a confirmation letter and my residency being extended
for a year( traveling and work authorization).
So at that time the waiting game began. I figured after reading many forums
and past experences from people that it would take at list 6 to 8 months. To
my astonishment and joy my wife walked in this evening with my approval
letter. 3 months i am amazed and cant belive it took such short time. It does
verify though that the dates posted on the USCIS website are unreliable as
CSC is only proccesing applications for the month of october 2005.
I dont know if its just my luck but i would like to belive its not just that,
I would like to believe that there is some hard working people at the CSC
making a difference. As hard as that might seem with government bureaucracy.
I now have to wait till January again and apply for my citizenship. I cant
wait, the trip has been long but fruitful and at the end of every trip that
is all that matters.
Best of luck to all of you and may your long wait become fruitful.
Regards
Euripidi
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immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
of the cake.
I filed for removal of the conditions on my US residency on January 23. On
February 2 i received a a confirmation letter and my residency being extended
for a year( traveling and work authorization).
So at that time the waiting game began. I figured after reading many forums
and past experences from people that it would take at list 6 to 8 months. To
my astonishment and joy my wife walked in this evening with my approval
letter. 3 months i am amazed and cant belive it took such short time. It does
verify though that the dates posted on the USCIS website are unreliable as
CSC is only proccesing applications for the month of october 2005.
I dont know if its just my luck but i would like to belive its not just that,
I would like to believe that there is some hard working people at the CSC
making a difference. As hard as that might seem with government bureaucracy.
I now have to wait till January again and apply for my citizenship. I cant
wait, the trip has been long but fruitful and at the end of every trip that
is all that matters.
Best of luck to all of you and may your long wait become fruitful.
Regards
Euripidi
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Congratulations. What did the approval letter look like? Was it on plain white paper? My husband's approval letter from the CSC for his I-751 was on plain white paper. He received it last Friday. Look forward to hearing back from you.
Fondly
June
May 5th 2006, 9:03 pm
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Re: CSC approval of I-751(AMAZED to say the list)
Euripidi,
are you in California? If yes, which part, Northern or Southern?
thanks
are you in California? If yes, which part, Northern or Southern?
thanks
May 5th 2006, 10:51 pm
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Southern California currently.
Regards
Euripidi
curiousmelon wrote:
>> I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>> immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the
>[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
>> Regards
>> Euripidi
>Euripidi,
>are you in California? If yes, which part, Northern or Southern?
>thanks
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Regards
Euripidi
curiousmelon wrote:
>> I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>> immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the
>[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
>> Regards
>> Euripidi
>Euripidi,
>are you in California? If yes, which part, Northern or Southern?
>thanks
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May 5th 2006, 11:40 pm
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In article <5fc8959e2d17f@uwe>,
Euripidi via ImmigrationKB.com <u21224@uwe> wrote:
>I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
>of the cake.
>I filed for removal of the conditions on my US residency on January 23. On
>February 2 i received a a confirmation letter and my residency being extended
>for a year( traveling and work authorization).
>So at that time the waiting game began. I figured after reading many forums
>and past experences from people that it would take at list 6 to 8 months. To
>my astonishment and joy my wife walked in this evening with my approval
>letter. 3 months i am amazed and cant belive it took such short time. It does
>verify though that the dates posted on the USCIS website are unreliable as
>CSC is only proccesing applications for the month of october 2005.
>I dont know if its just my luck but i would like to belive its not just that,
>I would like to believe that there is some hard working people at the CSC
>making a difference. As hard as that might seem with government bureaucracy.
>I now have to wait till January again and apply for my citizenship. I cant
>wait, the trip has been long but fruitful and at the end of every trip that
>is all that matters.
>Best of luck to all of you and may your long wait become fruitful.
>Regards
>Euripidi
Wow, congrats Euripidi!
I'd be happy with even 6 months turn-around-time when I bubmit my I-751
through CSC (SF) next January..
MH
Euripidi via ImmigrationKB.com <u21224@uwe> wrote:
>I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
>of the cake.
>I filed for removal of the conditions on my US residency on January 23. On
>February 2 i received a a confirmation letter and my residency being extended
>for a year( traveling and work authorization).
>So at that time the waiting game began. I figured after reading many forums
>and past experences from people that it would take at list 6 to 8 months. To
>my astonishment and joy my wife walked in this evening with my approval
>letter. 3 months i am amazed and cant belive it took such short time. It does
>verify though that the dates posted on the USCIS website are unreliable as
>CSC is only proccesing applications for the month of october 2005.
>I dont know if its just my luck but i would like to belive its not just that,
>I would like to believe that there is some hard working people at the CSC
>making a difference. As hard as that might seem with government bureaucracy.
>I now have to wait till January again and apply for my citizenship. I cant
>wait, the trip has been long but fruitful and at the end of every trip that
>is all that matters.
>Best of luck to all of you and may your long wait become fruitful.
>Regards
>Euripidi
Wow, congrats Euripidi!
I'd be happy with even 6 months turn-around-time when I bubmit my I-751
through CSC (SF) next January..
MH
May 5th 2006, 11:51 pm
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> I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
> immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the
> topping
> of the cake.
> I filed for removal of the conditions on my US residency on January
> 23. On
> February 2 i received a a confirmation letter and my residency being
> extended
> for a year( traveling and work authorization).
> So at that time the waiting game began. I figured after reading many
> forums
> and past experences from people that it would take at list 6 to 8
> months. To
> my astonishment and joy my wife walked in this evening with my
> approval
> letter. 3 months i am amazed and cant belive it took such short time.
> It does
> verify though that the dates posted on the USCIS website are
> unreliable as
> CSC is only proccesing applications for the month of october 2005.
> I dont know if its just my luck but i would like to belive its not
> just that,
> I would like to believe that there is some hard working people at the
> CSC
> making a difference. As hard as that might seem with government
> bureaucracy.
> I now have to wait till January again and apply for my citizenship. I
> cant
> wait, the trip has been long but fruitful and at the end of every trip
> that
> is all that matters.
> Best of luck to all of you and may your long wait become fruitful.
> Regards
> Euripidi
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That's strange. If you read the previous posts, there are a number of
people who has a receipt date of last year October or early and still
are waiting.
I wonder if California center got so behind in I751 that all newer
applications are delegated to different section, which happened
processes quicker.
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> immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the
> topping
> of the cake.
> I filed for removal of the conditions on my US residency on January
> 23. On
> February 2 i received a a confirmation letter and my residency being
> extended
> for a year( traveling and work authorization).
> So at that time the waiting game began. I figured after reading many
> forums
> and past experences from people that it would take at list 6 to 8
> months. To
> my astonishment and joy my wife walked in this evening with my
> approval
> letter. 3 months i am amazed and cant belive it took such short time.
> It does
> verify though that the dates posted on the USCIS website are
> unreliable as
> CSC is only proccesing applications for the month of october 2005.
> I dont know if its just my luck but i would like to belive its not
> just that,
> I would like to believe that there is some hard working people at the
> CSC
> making a difference. As hard as that might seem with government
> bureaucracy.
> I now have to wait till January again and apply for my citizenship. I
> cant
> wait, the trip has been long but fruitful and at the end of every trip
> that
> is all that matters.
> Best of luck to all of you and may your long wait become fruitful.
> Regards
> Euripidi
> --
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> http://www.immigrationkb.com/Uwe/For...riage/200605/1
That's strange. If you read the previous posts, there are a number of
people who has a receipt date of last year October or early and still
are waiting.
I wonder if California center got so behind in I751 that all newer
applications are delegated to different section, which happened
processes quicker.
--
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May 6th 2006, 3:55 am
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I think the quick processing has to do with lifting of conditions with out
interview. Those waiting from June probably will face an interview some point
in time
Templar wrote:
>> I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>> immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the
>[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
>> Regards
>> Euripidi
>That's strange. If you read the previous posts, there are a number of
>people who has a receipt date of last year October or early and still
>are waiting.
>I wonder if California center got so behind in I751 that all newer
>applications are delegated to different section, which happened
>processes quicker.
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interview. Those waiting from June probably will face an interview some point
in time
Templar wrote:
>> I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>> immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the
>[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
>> Regards
>> Euripidi
>That's strange. If you read the previous posts, there are a number of
>people who has a receipt date of last year October or early and still
>are waiting.
>I wonder if California center got so behind in I751 that all newer
>applications are delegated to different section, which happened
>processes quicker.
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May 6th 2006, 5:11 am
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I really dont know Templar its possible they got over loaded and delegated
some of their work but it seems unlikely because So. Cal is a pretty big
place and a lot of immigrants come from here which needs a lot of personel to
deal with the load. Just speculating.
Regards
Euripidi
Templar wrote:
>> I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>> immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the
>[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
>> Regards
>> Euripidi
>That's strange. If you read the previous posts, there are a number of
>people who has a receipt date of last year October or early and still
>are waiting.
>I wonder if California center got so behind in I751 that all newer
>applications are delegated to different section, which happened
>processes quicker.
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some of their work but it seems unlikely because So. Cal is a pretty big
place and a lot of immigrants come from here which needs a lot of personel to
deal with the load. Just speculating.
Regards
Euripidi
Templar wrote:
>> I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>> immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the
>[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
>> Regards
>> Euripidi
>That's strange. If you read the previous posts, there are a number of
>people who has a receipt date of last year October or early and still
>are waiting.
>I wonder if California center got so behind in I751 that all newer
>applications are delegated to different section, which happened
>processes quicker.
--
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May 6th 2006, 5:13 am
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Good luck to you MH i have dealt with immigration paperwork from the bay area
and when i had my AOS interview it was scheduled about 4 months before the
dates showed on USCIS.gov. Maybe its just my luck.
Regards
Euripidi
MH wrote:
>>I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>>immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
>[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
>>Regards
>>Euripidi
>Wow, congrats Euripidi!
>I'd be happy with even 6 months turn-around-time when I bubmit my I-751
>through CSC (SF) next January..
>MH
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and when i had my AOS interview it was scheduled about 4 months before the
dates showed on USCIS.gov. Maybe its just my luck.
Regards
Euripidi
MH wrote:
>>I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>>immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
>[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
>>Regards
>>Euripidi
>Wow, congrats Euripidi!
>I'd be happy with even 6 months turn-around-time when I bubmit my I-751
>through CSC (SF) next January..
>MH
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May 8th 2006, 8:15 pm
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do you have kids Euripidi ?
May 9th 2006, 1:48 am
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No i do not have any kids not yet, LOL
Euripidi wrote:
>Good luck to you MH i have dealt with immigration paperwork from the bay area
>and when i had my AOS interview it was scheduled about 4 months before the
>dates showed on USCIS.gov. Maybe its just my luck.
>Regards
>Euripidi
>>>I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>>>immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
>[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>>MH
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Euripidi wrote:
>Good luck to you MH i have dealt with immigration paperwork from the bay area
>and when i had my AOS interview it was scheduled about 4 months before the
>dates showed on USCIS.gov. Maybe its just my luck.
>Regards
>Euripidi
>>>I have generally been very lucky in my dealings with USCIS during my
>>>immigration rollercoaster. This last experience though has been the topping
>[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>>MH
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