John Overton
Apr 22, 2026
I-751 (Divorce Waiver) Transferred Multiple Times – Now at Field Office, No Update
Hi everyone,
I wanted to share my situation and see if anyone else has gone through something similar.
I filed my I-751 (Removal of Conditions) in March 2024 after getting divorced during my 2-year conditional green card period. My conditional green card expired in April 2025.
Here’s how my case has moved so far:
- Filed in March 2024 → initially sent to Texas Service Center (TSC) per receipt notice
- Around February 2025 → USCIS told me my case was transferred to Potomac Service Center
- As of today (April 23, 2026) → USCIS says my case is now at Omaha Field Office, with no updates or decisions yet
One thing that confuses me is that Omaha is not my local field office—I live in Texas
It’s been over 2 years since filing, and I’m unsure what these multiple transfers mean for my case.
Has anyone else had their I-751 (especially divorce waiver cases) transferred across multiple service centers and then to a non-local field office like this?
Did it lead to an interview or any specific outcome?
Any insights or timelines from similar experiences would really help. Thanks in advance!
#i751 #greencard #removeconditions #2024
Petition to remove conditions on residence
Total Days: 813 days
Case
2024-03-22
Today
I-751
813 Days
Potomac Service Center: I-751
Timeline Map
2024-03-22
I-751
Submission to USCIS
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Dy AtiApr 22, 2026
Definitely do a consultation with immigration lawyer ..sorry this is happening
John OvertonApr 22, 2026
okay thanks
lalo mayorApr 23, 2026
are u part of the banned countries. ? regarding TSC to Potomac same thing happened to someone I know, they first receipt came from the TSC but the second one (reuse of biometrics) came
from Potomac.
John OvertonApr 23, 2026
@lalo mayor No, I am not part of any banned country
Mc LabApr 23, 2026
it is a complicated case? red flags?
John OvertonApr 23, 2026
@Mc Lab - who knows? Do you know about this kind of case?
