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Letter from uscis
Hi guys. I am currently out of town but saw through USPS notifications that I have a letter from uscis. I am curious as to the contents of the letter. My green card expires in March 2022. Could this be a reminder letter. Does anyone know if USCIS sends reminder letter for 2 year green card renewal. My wife and I are currently out of town. Thanks.
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Jan2019
Any January 2019 filer and still waiting for the interview to be scheduled???
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Greencard
Hi, how many days I can stay in India at one stretch if I am having US permanent green card. Thanks in advance.
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The wait is over
Here is my timeline friends.
January 19th 2020: Sent my paperwork to USCIS Texas center.
January 20th 2020: Received confirmation of delivery
January 23rd 2020: Received extension for the 18 month Green card
February 8th 2020: Received notice for Biometrics appointment
March 3rd 2020: Fingerprints taken and applied to case.
October 26th 2021: New card being produced
October 27th 2021: Case was approved
October 28th 2021: Mailed card to given address
October 30th 2021: Received 10 year card.
Documents sent: Bank accounts and a statement from bank manager, Life insurance policy showing each other as nominee, Ticket receipts for everywhere we travelled, certified statements of our landlord, close friends and parents, lots of pictures.
Hoping all of you hear something soon and my post helps you out. Best of luck. I will be applying for my N400 soon. Thanks to everyone who helped me in this journey.
January 19th 2020: Sent my paperwork to USCIS Texas center.
January 20th 2020: Received confirmation of delivery
January 23rd 2020: Received extension for the 18 month Green card
February 8th 2020: Received notice for Biometrics appointment
March 3rd 2020: Fingerprints taken and applied to case.
October 26th 2021: New card being produced
October 27th 2021: Case was approved
October 28th 2021: Mailed card to given address
October 30th 2021: Received 10 year card.
Documents sent: Bank accounts and a statement from bank manager, Life insurance policy showing each other as nominee, Ticket receipts for everywhere we travelled, certified statements of our landlord, close friends and parents, lots of pictures.
Hoping all of you hear something soon and my post helps you out. Best of luck. I will be applying for my N400 soon. Thanks to everyone who helped me in this journey.
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I 751 question
In the application the part that ask about your children
We don’t have any children should we just left it blank or put N/A in all of them .. some answers would help
We don’t have any children should we just left it blank or put N/A in all of them .. some answers would help
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Case Status Vermont Center
EAC ****
03/11: We received your petition
04/21: Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken
No moment after. Any EAC** Feb/Mar filers that got updates recently?
Good luck everyone.
03/11: We received your petition
04/21: Case Was Updated To Show Fingerprints Were Taken
No moment after. Any EAC** Feb/Mar filers that got updates recently?
Good luck everyone.
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Usps loaa my receipt
Folks,
I applied application on 13 of oct and got text from uscis they sent notice on 18th. I have usps account, on Saturday i saw in my email notice from USCIS but usps delivered in wrong address. I never received the mail in my address. I complain usps but they said they can not do nothing. It’s really frustrating.
I applied application on 13 of oct and got text from uscis they sent notice on 18th. I have usps account, on Saturday i saw in my email notice from USCIS but usps delivered in wrong address. I never received the mail in my address. I complain usps but they said they can not do nothing. It’s really frustrating.
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Extension Letter Expiring soon / Stamp needed ?
From USCIS website:
Conditional permanent residents who properly file Form I-751 or Form I-829 will receive a receipt notice that can be presented with their Form I-551, Permanent Resident Card (also known as a Green Card), as evidence of continued status for up to 24 months past the expiration date on their Green Card, while their case remains pending with USCIS.
Additionally, we will issue new receipt notices to eligible conditional permanent residents who properly filed their Form I-751 or Form I-829 before Sept. 4 and whose cases are still pending. Those receipt notices will also serve as evidence of continued status for 24 months past the expiration date on their Green Card.
* HAS ANYONE RECEIVED AN ADDITIONAL EXTENSION LETTER ?
Conditional permanent residents who properly file Form I-751 or Form I-829 will receive a receipt notice that can be presented with their Form I-551, Permanent Resident Card (also known as a Green Card), as evidence of continued status for up to 24 months past the expiration date on their Green Card, while their case remains pending with USCIS.
Additionally, we will issue new receipt notices to eligible conditional permanent residents who properly filed their Form I-751 or Form I-829 before Sept. 4 and whose cases are still pending. Those receipt notices will also serve as evidence of continued status for 24 months past the expiration date on their Green Card.
* HAS ANYONE RECEIVED AN ADDITIONAL EXTENSION LETTER ?
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Approval without intimation
Hello everyone, I hope and pray everyone is close to getting their GC approved soon. I just checked my case on USCIS website and it says my I-751 was approved but I have not received any text or email informing me about the same. Is this normal? I am really concerned. Also if it is indeed true and I can finally breathe easily, how long does it take from approval to receiving the card in hand. I ask as we are moving by the end of next week Nov 5th. Will it be delivered before that?
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I751 extension and travel PLEASE ADVISE IF YOU CAN
Hi so, back story. i have the shittest luck, while waiting for my 2 years GC my mom got diagnosed with cancer & that was hell because i couldnt travel, then covid hit & i got the my GC. Thankfully she came out cancer free early this year. I thought my biggest worry would be removing conditions on the card which i just got my receipt number for but following that text this morning my mom told me my dad’s recent check up indicates colon cancer. Like seriously wtf. My green card expires beginning of January but i need to see my dad December if life spares but im scared to travel on a soon to be expired green card especially since the 2 trips i look at the end of my mom’s chemo and for her surgery i was treated horribly at the airport by immigration. Any advise?
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