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Request of Additional Evidence (I-765) after receiving green card

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q-panic   0

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I received my green card a couple of months ago. It was issued by the USCIS office in California. The case was transfered to them from the USCIS office in Lee's Summit, MO. Now I got a letter from the latter asking me to submit two passport style photos in regards to my I-765/I-131 application. I have no problem sending them some pictures, but I already have my green card so what's the point? Is this normal? Should I submit the photos or should I write them and tell them that I have a green card already? Thanks for your advice...

Timeline

03/09/2007 - I-129F petition sent to NSC

03/13/2007 - I 129F petition received @ NSC

03/19/2007 - NOA1

05/31/2007 - NOA2

07/17/2007 - original VISA Interview appointment (could not attend; request for new appointment)

08/14/2007 - new VISA Interview appointment

08/20/2007 - receive K-1 Visa

08/26/2007 - entering the USA

09/04/2007 - getting married

09/14/2007 - filing for AOS

10/24/2007 - receive Request of Initial Evidence

12/21/2007 - appointment at local USCIS (I-765 pending longer than 90 days)

12/10/2007 - receive appointment letter to capture biometrics for 12/26/2007

12/12/2007 - just go to the local USCIS office with my appointment letter, they take biometrics

12/12/2007 - two hours later I receive an e-mail update for my case: EAD approved

12/24/2007 - EAD arrives in mail, but has the wrong birthdate on!

01/07/2008 - re-apply for EAD

01/25/2008 - receive corrected EAD

02/19/2008 - AOS approved

02/28/2008 - receive Permanent Resident Card

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Although you do have the green card in hand, you still have outstanding applicatations with USCIS (albeit useless ones which they should have cancelled). Rather than leaving ends open, and not wanting to run the risk of sending them a letter and expecting them to read something, I'd personally just go ahead and send them what they are asking for, and let the process complete (they wont issue the documents I imagine, and will send a notice explaining why). At least then you know they'll have caught up with themselves and everything is back in order.

K-1 Visa Process.

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See my timeline

AOS Process

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01/23/08 - AOS Package mailed to Chicago Lockbox

01/25/08 - NOA1 for I-485, I-765 and I-131

02/15/08 - Biometrics for I-485 and I-765

02/18/08 - I-485 transferred to CSC

02/21/08 - I-485 & I-765 touched

03/11/08 - I-131 approved

03/18/08 - I-765 approved

03/19/08 - EAD arrives

03/20/08 - AP arrives

03/27/08 - I-485 touched

04/11/08 - I-485 touched (case received at CSC)

04/13/08 - I-485 touched

06/07/08 - I-551 Card production ordered

06/13/08 - Welcome Letter arrives

06/16/08 - I-551 Card arrives

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q-panic   0

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
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Although you do have the green card in hand, you still have outstanding applicatations with USCIS (albeit useless ones which they should have cancelled). Rather than leaving ends open, and not wanting to run the risk of sending them a letter and expecting them to read something, I'd personally just go ahead and send them what they are asking for, and let the process complete (they wont issue the documents I imagine, and will send a notice explaining why). At least then you know they'll have caught up with themselves and everything is back in order.

That sounds pretty good to me. Thanks for your thoughts.

Timeline

03/09/2007 - I-129F petition sent to NSC

03/13/2007 - I 129F petition received @ NSC

03/19/2007 - NOA1

05/31/2007 - NOA2

07/17/2007 - original VISA Interview appointment (could not attend; request for new appointment)

08/14/2007 - new VISA Interview appointment

08/20/2007 - receive K-1 Visa

08/26/2007 - entering the USA

09/04/2007 - getting married

09/14/2007 - filing for AOS

10/24/2007 - receive Request of Initial Evidence

12/21/2007 - appointment at local USCIS (I-765 pending longer than 90 days)

12/10/2007 - receive appointment letter to capture biometrics for 12/26/2007

12/12/2007 - just go to the local USCIS office with my appointment letter, they take biometrics

12/12/2007 - two hours later I receive an e-mail update for my case: EAD approved

12/24/2007 - EAD arrives in mail, but has the wrong birthdate on!

01/07/2008 - re-apply for EAD

01/25/2008 - receive corrected EAD

02/19/2008 - AOS approved

02/28/2008 - receive Permanent Resident Card

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