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Can I choose USCIS processing center?

Leia Doyle

Can I choose USCIS processing center?

Unfortunately, no you cannot choose the processing center or USCIS office where your paperwork is sent to.

Can I work while my i-751 is pending?

United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) processing times for Form I-751 often, however, take longer than a year. After 18 months, however, if your I-751 is still pending at USCIS, you will need to get a stamp from a local USCIS office to use as proof of your continued work and travel authorization.

How do you find out which USCIS office I applied?

You can also find the USCIS office where you were granted adjustment of status by reviewing your green card. Look for the card# (application receipt number) on your card. This is a hidden code that may be on the front or back of your green card, depending on the year it was issued.

How often does USCIS update processing time?

We generally process cases in the order we receive them, and we will update this page each month. The estimated time range displayed is based on data captured approximately two months prior to updating the page. Please note that times may change without prior notice.

How long does it takes for a decision I-751 after Biometrics?

After the biometrics appointment notice is received, the applicant will need to wait approximately 4-5 months until they receive any additional notices from USCIS.

Can I go to USCIS field office without appointment?

USCIS field offices do not allow walk-ins. You must have an appointment to visit an office. Field offices in the U.S. and its territories provide: Interviews for all non-asylum cases (for example, getting a Green Card);

What is the processing time for National Benefits Center?

National Benefits Center

Form Purpose Now Processing Cases with Estimated time range of:
FormI-824 PurposeApplication for Action on an Approved Application or Petition Now Processing Cases with Estimated time range of: 3 Months to 27 Months

Is there a second interview to remove conditions on green card?

Only rarely did USCIS summon green card holders for a second interview, typically in cases of insufficient or questionable documentation. As of December 10, 2018, however, USCIS now requires most applicants seeking to remove conditions on their green card to complete an in-person interview.