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DMW requesting extention letter for ID card

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Mr and Mrs Bird Rising Star

Mr and Mrs Bird   0

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Denmark
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Hi all.

I recieved a letter from DMV last week that they need to see an extention letter in order to keep my ID card. I guess this is my driverslicense. My green card expires oct 23 2009 and they need it 61 days before it expires. Has anyone had the same letter?

I was wondering if I need to go to the SS office too. Or is my SSN card good forever?

Any experience about this guys?

Anette

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03-07-07 Anette arrived in San Diego on a K-1 Visa

04-04-07 Married in Las Vegas

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06-01-07 Mailed AOS/AP to NBC

06-12-07 Recieved NOA by mail for AOS

07-10-07 Biometric appointment for AOS

08-03-07 AOS touched after they recieved RFE

08-14-07 Approval notice on AP is sent

08-18-07 Approval notice on AP recieved

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10-23-07 AOS Interview / Approved

10-24-07 Card production ordered

10-29-07 Welcome Letter recieved

11-02-07 Greencard recieved

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08-05-09 Mailed I-751 to CSC

08-10-09 NOA1 Receipt date

08-15-09 Recieved NOA1 by mail

08-20-09 Recieved BIO date by mail

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Mr and Mrs Bird Rising Star

Mr and Mrs Bird   0

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Denmark
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your I-797 extention letter (NOA1) for the I-751 is what they are looking for..

SSN is forever

Ok thank you so much

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Mike and Anettedk04.gif

Status:

03-07-07 Anette arrived in San Diego on a K-1 Visa

04-04-07 Married in Las Vegas

lovebirds.gif

AOS

06-01-07 Mailed AOS/AP to NBC

06-12-07 Recieved NOA by mail for AOS

07-10-07 Biometric appointment for AOS

08-03-07 AOS touched after they recieved RFE

08-14-07 Approval notice on AP is sent

08-18-07 Approval notice on AP recieved

09-07-07 Recieved Interview date by mail

10-23-07 AOS Interview / Approved

10-24-07 Card production ordered

10-29-07 Welcome Letter recieved

11-02-07 Greencard recieved

Remove Condition

08-05-09 Mailed I-751 to CSC

08-10-09 NOA1 Receipt date

08-15-09 Recieved NOA1 by mail

08-20-09 Recieved BIO date by mail

09-04-09 Biometric Appointment

09-08-09 Touch

11-25-09 Card production ordered

12-03-09 Approval Letter recieved

12-04-09 Greencard recieved

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Otto Grand Master

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I recieved a letter from DMV last week that they need to see an extention letter in order to keep my ID card. I guess this is my driverslicense. My green card expires oct 23 2009 and they need it 61 days before it expires. Has anyone had the same letter?

Not heard of that yet - it figures California would be on top of that. Should be easy enough to solve though (NOA1 for your I-751).

I was wondering if I need to go to the SS office too. Or is my SSN card good forever?

SS Card is issued for life - no need to do anything there.

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sunandmoon   450

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Hi all.

I recieved a letter from DMV last week that they need to see an extention letter in order to keep my ID card. I guess this is my driverslicense. My green card expires oct 23 2009 and they need it 61 days before it expires. Has anyone had the same letter?

I was wondering if I need to go to the SS office too. Or is my SSN card good forever?

Any experience about this guys?

Anette

not positive, but if I recall correctly, what the letter says is the document your sending has to be valid for more than 60 days from the expiration date of your driver's license or ID Card. as others have said, just send the I-797 extension letter from your I-751 and you'll be set to go... :thumbs:

US Embassy Manila website. bringing your spouse/fiancee to USA

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3204.html

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