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Extension letter vs. Extension sticker for I-751

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I was wondering, my wife's green card is going to expire in July, however we have applied for her to get her 10 year Green Card, and we received an extension letter. Today we went to the Texas Department of Public Safety to get my wife a Texas state Identification Card, we presented the person working there her current green card, and 1 year extension letter, however we were told that my wife would need to have a sticker on the back of her green card stating that it has been extended for 1 year. My question is, where do we get this extension sticker, or does it even exist?

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I-751 Removal of Condition Time line:

06/01/2009--Sent Documents (VSC)

06/04/2009--Delivered @ 3:30pm per USPS website

06/10/2009--Check Cashed

06/13/2009--Received NOA/Extension Letter ( dated 06/05/2009)

06/22/2009--Biometrics Appointment letter received(dated 06/16/2009)

07/07/2009--Original Date for my Biometrics Schedule

07/02/2009--Received Cancellation Notice for my original biometrics appointment

07/16/2009--New Biometrics Schedule Received (dated 06/26/2009)

10/24/2009--Received Letter of Approval, Date of Decision 10/20/2009

11/06/2009--Finally received my 10 year Green Card in the mail

N-400 Application for Naturalization Timeline:

10/22/2011-- Sent Documents ( USCIS Dallas Lockbox Facility)

10/24/2011-- Documents delivered @ 12:05pm per USPS website

10/28/2011-- Check Cashed

10/31/2011-- Received NOA. Priority date 10/24/11

11/03/2011-- Received Biometric Appointment Letter. Scheduled to appear for 11/17/2011

11/17/2011-- Biometrics Completed!

11/28/2011-- Got Text/Email,Placed in line for interview scheduling

11/29/2011-- Got text/email interview scheduled

01/19/2012-- Interview Date, PASSED

02/13/2012-- Got text/email, placed in oath scheduling que

03/28/2012-- Oath Ceremony @ 8:30 AM (I'm so proud to be American)

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I was wondering, my wife's green card is going to expire in July, however we have applied for her to get her 10 year Green Card, and we received an extension letter. Today we went to the Texas Department of Public Safety to get my wife a Texas state Identification Card, we presented the person working there her current green card, and 1 year extension letter, however we were told that my wife would need to have a sticker on the back of her green card stating that it has been extended for 1 year. My question is, where do we get this extension sticker, or does it even exist?

Sticker? Is the first time that I hear something like that. Go to the Texas website and see the requirements to get the Texas ID. http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/administratio...equirements.htm

In any case as far as I know is not a sticker in the back of your green card is a passport stamp that is like your extension letter but accepted in more places. To get that you need to schedule an infopass appointment at http://infopass.uscis.gov/ and they will stamp your passport. Maybe they will take your expired GC in "exchange" for the stamp...

Good luck.

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05/25/10 - N-400 package delivered in Phoenix, AZ

06/04/10 - Check cashed

06/10/10 - NOA received

06/16/10 - Case available online

06/17/10 - Case online showing RFE (Biometrics notice) sent on 06/16/10

06/21/10 - Biometrics Letter Received

07/08/10 - Biometrics appointment

07/07/10 - Walk in Biometrics

08/06/10 - Email / Text for for new case status: "Test and Interview"

08/09/10 - Interview Appointment letter received for 09/13/10

09/13/10 - Interview Approved!

09/13/10 - Same Day Ceremony! I am a US Citizen!

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