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I751 filed in Miami
Hey guys,
I submitted my I751 in Dec 2018, so it's been 17 months now since I filed the application.
My case has been transferred back and forth between four USCIS offices, and now it's back in their Texas office. I've done my biometrics twice already, USCIS never asked for any additional evidences (we provided a lot of documents initially), and yet my case is still pending and because the processing time keeps extending, my case can never make it to the point when I can submit the inquiry "Outside the processing time" to push things through.
In Dec 2019, I submitted my N400 application and did my biometrics in Jan 2020 already. In fact, I had my citizenship interview scheduled for end April but it got cancelled because of the covid19 lockdown.
Does anyone know if there's any correlation between these two cases (I751 and N400), and if my I751 might be pending because I filed for citizenship? Or these are totally stand-alone cases and I751 is still pending for its own (unknown) reasons.
Appreciate everyone's help!
I submitted my I751 in Dec 2018, so it's been 17 months now since I filed the application.
My case has been transferred back and forth between four USCIS offices, and now it's back in their Texas office. I've done my biometrics twice already, USCIS never asked for any additional evidences (we provided a lot of documents initially), and yet my case is still pending and because the processing time keeps extending, my case can never make it to the point when I can submit the inquiry "Outside the processing time" to push things through.
In Dec 2019, I submitted my N400 application and did my biometrics in Jan 2020 already. In fact, I had my citizenship interview scheduled for end April but it got cancelled because of the covid19 lockdown.
Does anyone know if there's any correlation between these two cases (I751 and N400), and if my I751 might be pending because I filed for citizenship? Or these are totally stand-alone cases and I751 is still pending for its own (unknown) reasons.
Appreciate everyone's help!
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