The 90 days prior to GC 2yr anniversary

[Dayna 0]

I've read that it's crucial to file the I-751 within the 90 day window.

My husband's GC expiration date is 10/4/09. I mailed the package and it should be delivered today.

If there are any problems and I need to fix it, will it still be considered in the window since

they originally received the package today?

Also, since the GC expires on 10/4/09 and the whole process won't be completed for awhile,

does USCIS send us any type of notice that states his GC is in process for renewal?

We haven't gotten my husband's driver license and he'll need valid GC to get one. Does this

mean we'll have to wait until renewed GC comes before we can get DL for him?

Thanks,

Dayna

[Otto 83]

I've read that it's crucial to file the I-751 within the 90 day window.

My husband's GC expiration date is 10/4/09. I mailed the package and it should be delivered today.

If there are any problems and I need to fix it, will it still be considered in the window since

they originally received the package today?

You will be fine.

Also, since the GC expires on 10/4/09 and the whole process won't be completed for awhile,

does USCIS send us any type of notice that states his GC is in process for renewal?

The first Notice of Action/I-797 (aka NOA1) will serve as your 1-year extension of the PR-status (says so on the notice). This notice will serve as official proof of legal status. Shouldn't take long to get.

We haven't gotten my husband's driver license and he'll need valid GC to get one. Does this

mean we'll have to wait until renewed GC comes before we can get DL for him?

Once you get the NOA1/Extension, go apply for the DL.