I-751 w/ Vermont

[Vkearney3]

So, I have been waiting patiently for our 10 year GC, BUT it hasn't come to an approval yet. We had our BIO appointment June 27,2011....we are coming into a 6 month wait with the Vermont Service Center.

 

I know some have stated 4 months to 1 year wait, but reading some other posts, seems nobody has waited longer then 5 months.....

 

Should I call them?

 

Has anyone waited this long?

 

 

Well if no answer, which I always appreciate from the regs on here....maybe at least this post will calm some others minds in wait time. We are STILL waiting, you are NOT alone!. LOL.

[honeybun]

we're about 1 month behind you and were starting to wonder the same thing.

 

if you go to the USCIS page below and look up the table for current I-751 processing times at Vermont Service Center it says 6 months, so i think you should be hearing something very, very soon. like, be sure to check the mail tomorrow!

 

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do

[lche195]

Sent ours in on june 5th to Vermont Service Center still waiting

[Mike and Yan]

Ours was sent in July. We did receive a NOA to extend the expiration date one year, but who cares a "large hairless tail rodent¡¯s solids excretion orifice" about that?

 

[dnoblett]

Ours was sent in July. We did receive a NOA to extend the expiration date one year, but who cares a "large hairless tail rodent¡¯s solids excretion orifice" about that?

 

That extension letter is the same as the shiny little card, actually the wait on the I-751 was fairly painless, we simply filed the I-751, got the letter got the BIO appointment, and simply forgot about it until the card showed up in the mail.

 

I have seen a few cases go longer than a year, if that happens you can always file an N-400 within 90 days of 3 year anniversary of getting LPR status, sometimes that jump starts them.

[Vkearney3]

Well, as always, thank you for your replies everyone. I'm glad I am not the only one waiting for a long time, although I wish none of us had to. It has been nice to forget about uscis for some time, I will be happy when I don't ever have to think about them again when we finally go for citizenship!