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Immigration Forum / USA Marriage Base / September 2005Conditions removed on permanent residency
Timeline continued: November 02: Entered USA on K1 Fiancée Visa June 9th 05: Mailed I-751 with $200 fee for removal of conditions of permanent residency June 19th 05: I-797C Notice of Action: alien card extended 1 year - employment and travel authorised. Advised of 6-8 month wait for removal of conditions. September 26th 05: Notice of Removal of Conditional Basis of Lawful Permanent Residence. Appointment made for next week online via InfoPass to receive new alien registration receipt card (Form I-551). A search for my posts should reveal total timeline from beginning of process. I would like to thank everyone on this website who have posted their experiences. This knowledge sharing has made the whole process much easier to follow. I shall continue to post as further events unfold. Marguerite Can u please let us know, your approval for I-751 came from which service center? Thank you.  Signaturehappysal > Can u please let us know, your approval for I-751 came from which > service center? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > happysal > Posted via http://expatforums.com Happysal, The service center was Nebraska which covers Portland, Oregon where I now live. They have been great throughout. M > Happysal, > > The service center was Nebraska which covers Portland, Oregon where I > now live. They have been great throughout. > > M Darn Brits are taking over the city ;) Congratulations and woohoo Nebraska! PS: you can get photos done across the street, but you probably already knew that. > Darn Brits are taking over the city ;) > > Congratulations and woohoo Nebraska! > > PS: you can get photos done across the street, but you probably > already knew that. Wow, that was a quick reply! Thank you for the photograph information. I did get some done there when I first arrived here and will be heading back to that old haunt next week... > Wow, that was a quick reply! Thank you for the photograph information. > I did get some done there when I first arrived here and will be > heading back to that old haunt next week... The Brits ARE taking over - I love it! Greg got his stamp in passport today in Portland and his Green card is on it's way. It took about 10 minutes all told. So, we are good to go! Congrats to you as well - Nebraska is doing well, and we LOVE the Immigration office in Portland. They have been nothing but nice (and quick!) > The Brits ARE taking over - I love it! Greg got his stamp in passport > today in Portland and his Green card is on it's way. It took about 10 > minutes all told. So, we are good to go! Congrats to you as well - > Nebraska is doing well, and we LOVE the Immigration office in > Portland. They have been nothing but nice (and quick!) Beyness, I second that -Portland have been fabulous and congratulations to a couple of fellow Portlanders! > Timeline continued: > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Marguerite Thats great news, congratulations, M! why red face though;) > Thats great news, congratulations, M! > why red face though;) Thanks for the kind congratulatory words. I thought the red face looked quasi self-satisfied but now I'm looking at it I'm reevaluating and it's dawning on me that maybe, just maybe it's a smiley to show embarrassment??!! Anyway, I liked the expression - not too elated and not too serious, which kind of illustrates my feelings about immigration forms - you have to fill them in and you're glad when they come back approved. Cheers m'dears Marguerite, Congrats!!! That is quick. NSC is really churning out I-751 approvals it seems. Only three months ago they were averaging a year. When I sent mine in, receipt date 07/22, I was expecting a 10-12 months processing time. Now that I see they are processing early June I-751s, I am getting hopeful for a quick approval too. However we all know that one's milage may vary :). I am traveling for three weeks in November and would actually prefer not to get an approval before that!!! I do not want to rush for an I-551 stamp a few days before leaving for my trip. Regards, S K Ghori skg@vex.net http://www.vex.net/~skg/ **NOTE** I have lived in nine different countries. Dual Pakistani and Canadian citizen, less than 10 months away from qualifying to apply for US citizenship. **DISCLAIMER** I am neither a lawyer nor an immigration consultant. My comments should NEVER be considered as legal or professional advice as they are not meant to be such. > Timeline continued: > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Marguerite > Marguerite, > Congrats!!! That is quick. NSC is really churning out I-751 [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] > > -- > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com Skg, I just went to your homepage link - Love Subarus but find cricket to be interminably boring! Hope you get your approval when you want it however!! Margueriteuk, That is blasphemous!!! Recant what you just said about Cricket. Just kidding. We are all entitled to our opinions. For me, Cricket is the only sport worthy of human participation. I have been living in North America for 8 years now (5.5 in Canada and 2.5 in the US) and I believe all four North American sports (term used very loosely) are sub-human, in fact two are inhumane :) I will probably get lynched for saying that in a public place!!! Glad to find out you love Subies like I do. In my world, only two nations know how to make cars and both were on the losing side in WWII :) Regards, S K Ghori skg@vex.net http://www.vex.net/~skg/ **NOTE** I have lived in nine different countries. Dual Pakistani and Canadian citizen, less than 10 months away from qualifying to apply for US citizenship. **DISCLAIMER** I am neither a lawyer nor an immigration consultant. My comments should NEVER be considered as legal or professional advice as they are not meant to be such. > Skg, > I just went to your homepage link - Love Subarus but find cricket > to be interminably boring! Hope you get your approval when you want > it however!! [cut] >Glad to find out you love Subies like I do. In my world, only two >nations know how to make cars and both were on the losing side in WWII >:) After 3 VWs, I switched to a Subie. Had to "tame it down" a bit for the wife - got the Legacy GT Wagon, auto. But, 18 months to get to 10,000 miles?!? With an STi, I'd hit that in half a year (we are at 11,000 miles in about 9.5 months with the Subie). MH If you notice closely, to the left of my STi in both the last two pictures, you might be able to make out my second car, a 325Cic. That has 35,000 miles in 2y5m. Both cars helped a lot in our I-751 supporting documentation. The wife and I co-own both cars, both are on the joint insurance policy, joint registration docs, etc. Regards, S K Ghori skg@vex.net http://www.vex.net/~skg/ **NOTE** I have lived in nine different countries. Dual Pakistani and Canadian citizen, less than 10 months away from qualifying to apply for US citizenship. **DISCLAIMER** I am neither a lawyer nor an immigration consultant. My comments should NEVER be considered as legal or professional advice as they are not meant to be such. > But, 18 months to get to 10,000 miles?!? > With an STi, I'd hit that in half a year (we are at 11,000 miles in about > 9.5 months with the Subie). > > MH >If you notice closely, to the left of my STi in both the last two >pictures, you might be able to make out my second car, a 325Cic. That >has 35,000 miles in 2y5m. Both cars helped a lot in our I-751 >supporting documentation. The wife and I co-own both cars, both are on >the joint insurance policy, joint registration docs, etc. Ah! Well, we traded my wife's Exploder in for the Subie in January, and then got her an M3 (well, what SOME people call an M3 - a Mazda 3 :-) this summer.. Alas, had to leave the Corrado in Canada.. MH |
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