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I-751 Nebraska
Hi all,
For those who applied around June 2019 in Lincoln, NE, here is my experience:
Case Sent - June 12, 2019
Case Was Received - June 14, 2019
Extension Notice Received - June 24, 2019
Fingerprint Review Was Completed - November 13, 2019
New Card Is Being Produced - April 24, 2020
Case Was Approved - April 27, 2020
Took roughly a month from start to finish (plus a couple weeks to prepare the package). I did it on my own since between my spouse and I, I am the meticulous one. We sent as much evidence as we could (most may have been an overkill, but no room for doubt), including copies of:
Passport and licenses
Copy of marriage certificate
Copies of employment for both
Joint credit card bills
Copies of common health/home/car/life insurances
We don't have a lease together since my spouse bought our home before marriage, but we included documentation showing intention to buy a place together
Copies of utility bills under my name (to show that while I'm not on the home title, I contribute in a different way)
Collage of photos taken through the years with family, friends, and ourselves on trips during the time we've been together (9 years as of now, married for 2 at the time we submitted I-751)
3 letters of affidavit
We were a little nervous that we have no children, but turned out that it was no problem at all.
No transfers nor interview.
My best advice: QUADRUPLE check EVERYTHING, and keep it organized and easy to understand.
Good luck!
For those who applied around June 2019 in Lincoln, NE, here is my experience:
Case Sent - June 12, 2019
Case Was Received - June 14, 2019
Extension Notice Received - June 24, 2019
Fingerprint Review Was Completed - November 13, 2019
New Card Is Being Produced - April 24, 2020
Case Was Approved - April 27, 2020
Took roughly a month from start to finish (plus a couple weeks to prepare the package). I did it on my own since between my spouse and I, I am the meticulous one. We sent as much evidence as we could (most may have been an overkill, but no room for doubt), including copies of:
Passport and licenses
Copy of marriage certificate
Copies of employment for both
Joint credit card bills
Copies of common health/home/car/life insurances
We don't have a lease together since my spouse bought our home before marriage, but we included documentation showing intention to buy a place together
Copies of utility bills under my name (to show that while I'm not on the home title, I contribute in a different way)
Collage of photos taken through the years with family, friends, and ourselves on trips during the time we've been together (9 years as of now, married for 2 at the time we submitted I-751)
3 letters of affidavit
We were a little nervous that we have no children, but turned out that it was no problem at all.
No transfers nor interview.
My best advice: QUADRUPLE check EVERYTHING, and keep it organized and easy to understand.
Good luck!
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