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Case Approved, But GC Card Still Not Received !

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GenghizKhan   0

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Guys

My case was approved in February of this year and I received the approval letter telling that I will get my card with 60 days. I haven't gotten it so far. Can you tell me if this is a problem?

Another question - I am going out of country next month for 2 weeks. If I don't get the card by then how do I get back in? My current GC expired on 3/15/09.

This is really crazy that they still haven't mailed me the card.

Thanks in advance.

Cheers!

-GenghizKhan

Step #1: I-130

July 12/05: I-130 sent by USPS Certified Mail to

July 29/05: Check Cashed by NSC

Aug 01/05: NOA1 Recvd

Step #2: I-129F

Aug 02/05: Sent I-129F Pkg. sent by USPS Certified Mail to Chicago

Dec XX/05: Check cashed

Step #3: I-485 (AOS to PR)

Apr 02/06: Recvd. by MSC

Jul 24/06: Notice Date

Apr 19/06: Finger Printing/Bio done

Oct 9/06: Interview Over - Case Complete - FBI Check pending

Jan xx/07: Infopass Appt - To check Status - Still waiting for FBI.

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John24689 Community Regular

John24689   0

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Russia
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Please go to My Assistant above and update your Timeline.

You said your GC is expired. Do you not have a NOA which extends your NOA for one year? If that is what has expired, do no leave the country.

Get an INFOPASS and take all the information and NOA's and card ordered letter and get them to give you another extension. Then you can travel.

Good luck.

Russian Fiancee - Moscow Embassy

1/27/06 Mailed I-129F to TSC and forwarded to CSC for K-1 & K-2 Visa

2/1/06 CSC received I-129F

2/7/06 Received NOA1 TSC

4/14/06 I-129F Approved

4/25/06 Received NOA2 TSC

5/12/06 Received at NVC

5/18/06 Mailed to US Embassy, Moscow

8/9/06 Physical Exams for K-1 & K-2

8/11/06 Interview Scheduled

8/11/06 VISA APPROVED

8/17/06 Visa Received

9/12/06 Flight from SVO

12/09/06 MARRIED

2/16/07 Mailed AOS, EAD, and AP

3/15/07 Biometrics scheduled (Had to Re-schedule)

3/22/07 Biometrics completed for K-1 & K-2

4/11/07 Received phone call from USCIS, Interview Scheduled, FBI check completed

4/16/07 AOS Interview, passed pending I-693A

4/16/07 Civil Surgeon completed I-693A, I-693A submitted to USCIS office

4/18/07 Notice mailed welcoming New Permanent Resident

4/19/07 Card production ordered for K-1 & K-2

4/25/07 2 Year Green Card Received dated 4/17/07

1/21/09 Mailed I-751 to VSC for K-1 & K-2

1/24/09 VSC Received I-751

1/31/09 I-797C, Notice of Action Received for Wife

2/20/09 Biometrics Letter Received for Wife, Appt 3/2/09 Completed

2/20/09 I-797C, Notice of Action Received for Step-daughter

2/24/09 Biometrics Letter Received for Step-daughter Appt 3/10/09 Completed

3/2/09 Mailed Wife's Passport to Houston for Renewal - Received 6/5/09

9/15/09 Interview at New Orleans Field Office

1/19/10 Eligible to file N-400 for Citizenship

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Kathryn41   3,205

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If your original greencard (2 year) is the one that expired and you have an NOA extending that greencard for a year, you will have no problems travelling. If your NOA is what expired and your original green card expired back in 2008, then you can make an infopass appointment at your local USCIS office. Explain to them that you have travel plans - bring proof of your travel with you - and bring your unexpired passport with you. You can tell them you have not yet received your 10 year green card but have been approved, yet need to have proof of your status to travel. They can put an I-551 stamp in your passport that will work as a green card until you receive the actual green card. Remember, they will do this if you have no other proof of your status, but if you do have a valid NOA that extends your greencard past the time of your travel date you can use the NOA (with the expired green card).

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GenghizKhan Apprentice

GenghizKhan   0

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Thanks for your quick reply.

Lard-N-Yenia

I am going to make an appointment to get this issue solved.

John24689

It is my GC that expired. My NOA that which extends your NOA for one year is still valid. I am going to the local office and discuss this.

Kathryn41

My original card is the one that expired. NOA is still valid. Glad to know that I can travel without any problems.

But since I will be traveling with my family I want to make sure that I don't run into any problems. So I will make an appointment with the local office and discuss with them.

It is really weird that they seem to problems producing and issuing a GC card. Despite all the high they collect, they seem to be "inefficient" in certain things. :):blush:

-GenghizKhan

John

I will update my timeline this weekend.

-Cheers !

Thanks for your quick reply.

Lard-N-Yenia

I am going to make an appointment to get this issue solved.

John24689

It is my GC that expired. My NOA that which extends your NOA for one year is still valid. I am going to the local office and discuss this.

Kathryn41

My original card is the one that expired. NOA is still valid. Glad to know that I can travel without any problems.

But since I will be traveling with my family I want to make sure that I don't run into any problems. So I will make an appointment with the local office and discuss with them.

It is really weird that they seem to problems producing and issuing a GC card. Despite all the high they collect, they seem to be "inefficient" in certain things. :):blush:

-GenghizKhan

Step #1: I-130

July 12/05: I-130 sent by USPS Certified Mail to

July 29/05: Check Cashed by NSC

Aug 01/05: NOA1 Recvd

Step #2: I-129F

Aug 02/05: Sent I-129F Pkg. sent by USPS Certified Mail to Chicago

Dec XX/05: Check cashed

Step #3: I-485 (AOS to PR)

Apr 02/06: Recvd. by MSC

Jul 24/06: Notice Date

Apr 19/06: Finger Printing/Bio done

Oct 9/06: Interview Over - Case Complete - FBI Check pending

Jan xx/07: Infopass Appt - To check Status - Still waiting for FBI.

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