Petition to remove conditions of permanent residence
Apr 18th 2009, 7:03 pm
#46
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Location: Phoenix, Arizona
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Re: Petition to remove conditions of permanent residence
you're right on that. But the amount of stress they give out to those that work hard is still not fair.
Anyways it wont help yelling and barking like this. The only thing we can do is wait and get a letter/email from them. I will be waiting for that day when i get my citizenship... "Maybe in 20 years"
Anyways it wont help yelling and barking like this. The only thing we can do is wait and get a letter/email from them. I will be waiting for that day when i get my citizenship... "Maybe in 20 years"
Rene
Apr 18th 2009, 7:07 pm
#47
Joined: Apr 2002
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Re: Petition to remove conditions of permanent residence
still they cant do the job the right way.Why are you stressed out over the I-751?
Apr 18th 2009, 7:25 pm
#48
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Joined: Apr 2001
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Re: Petition to remove conditions of permanent residence
Yup why are you? The I-751 is the most non-priority petition in the USCIS catalogue of petitions. You are and will remain a PR until it is adjudicated. You can still apply for naturalization; you can still work; you can still travel; you can still in the US.
As for the money aspects of the immigration process, yes, the fees have increased radically over the years but still it is a process that you wanted and want to do and not something that is free of charge in most any other country.
As for your rant about Obama and an increase in taxes, I don't see that our taxes are or will be increased in the near future. At least those of the lower and middle class population of the US.
Appreciate your need to rant, however, and hope you have gotten it out of your system. Have a great weekend.
As for the money aspects of the immigration process, yes, the fees have increased radically over the years but still it is a process that you wanted and want to do and not something that is free of charge in most any other country.
As for your rant about Obama and an increase in taxes, I don't see that our taxes are or will be increased in the near future. At least those of the lower and middle class population of the US.
Appreciate your need to rant, however, and hope you have gotten it out of your system. Have a great weekend.
Apr 19th 2009, 2:06 pm
#49
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Joined: Jun 2007
Location: SW Georgia
Posts: 37
Re: Petition to remove conditions of permanent residence
My I751 application was transferred from Vermont to California on 3rd March and I received my approval letter on April 4th with an approval date of March 31st. Letter came from Atlanta office.
My online status still shows as pending - I never received a letter regarding the transfer and was surprised when I got the approval letter. My online status on USCIS page still shows the date of biometrics - no updates since.
Keep watching your mailbox - I am sure it won't be long before your approval letter arrives.
My online status still shows as pending - I never received a letter regarding the transfer and was surprised when I got the approval letter. My online status on USCIS page still shows the date of biometrics - no updates since.
Keep watching your mailbox - I am sure it won't be long before your approval letter arrives.
