My friend lost her GC, EAD

[friendlygal25 0]

I've read though that you have to send I-90 form for the replacement. Anybody here who requested replacement for GC?

Edited December 9, 2009 by friendlygal25

[RVIANE♛ 5]

I've read though that you have to send I-90 form for the replacement. Anybody here who requested replacement for GC?

better to call USCIS they will tell your friend what he/she have to do

[=FoxyBLUE= 2]

I've read though that you have to send I-90 form for the replacement. Anybody here who requested replacement for GC?

better to call USCIS they will tell your friend what he/she have to do

Hi D!!..teka lang ha!

My friendlost her GC too....yes, call USCIS and ask for replacement....i think replacement cost $300,im not really sure about the EAD..i think its the same.....

Buntis! sa FB nlang ha?!!hehe

[RVIANE♛ 5]

I've read though that you have to send I-90 form for the replacement. Anybody here who requested replacement for GC?

better to call USCIS they will tell your friend what he/she have to do

Hi D!!..teka lang ha!

My friendlost her GC too....yes, call USCIS and ask for replacement....i think replacement cost $300,im not really sure about the EAD..i think its the same.....

Buntis! sa FB nlang ha?!!hehe

parang kilala ko yang friend mo na yan MA nsa pinas yan ngaun dba

[=FoxyBLUE= 2]

I've read though that you have to send I-90 form for the replacement. Anybody here who requested replacement for GC?

better to call USCIS they will tell your friend what he/she have to do

Hi D!!..teka lang ha!

My friendlost her GC too....yes, call USCIS and ask for replacement....i think replacement cost $300,im not really sure about the EAD..i think its the same.....

Buntis! sa FB nlang ha?!!hehe

parang kilala ko yang friend mo na yan MA nsa pinas yan ngaun dba

hahahaha..naku,kilalang kilala mo yun! dahil daw sa katangahan kaya nawala....lol

[friendlygal25 0]

Can you two talk over FB, this post is asking for those who have something to share that's related to the post. No offense meant and thanks for the advices.

I've read though that you have to send I-90 form for the replacement. Anybody here who requested replacement for GC?

better to call USCIS they will tell your friend what he/she have to do

Hi D!!..teka lang ha!

My friendlost her GC too....yes, call USCIS and ask for replacement....i think replacement cost $300,im not really sure about the EAD..i think its the same.....

Buntis! sa FB nlang ha?!!hehe

parang kilala ko yang friend mo na yan MA nsa pinas yan ngaun dba

hahahaha..naku,kilalang kilala mo yun! dahil daw sa katangahan kaya nawala....lol

[Jamaican JNR 2]

I've read though that you have to send I-90 form for the replacement. Anybody here who requested replacement for GC?

Sorry to hear about your friend GC. Call USCIS

[RonMay 1]

I've read though that you have to send I-90 form for the replacement. Anybody here who requested replacement for GC?

Sorry to hear about your friend GC. Call USCIS

simple, click this site from the USCIS

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...000082ca60aRCRD

EAD is useless or at least it doesnt matter since she already has a GC... GC lets u work and travel abroad w/ the assurance of being able to return to the US (just be aware of the restrictions and rules)

i lost my GC and yes i am the person they're talking about... foxy and D were just concern about me also and thanks mga bru...

good luck!

edit to add: i just read it there that one should file for I-90 cost $290 plus $80 for biometrics... i will file for that once i get back from phil also...

Edited December 9, 2009 by RonMay

[rheanick 42]

I've read though that you have to send I-90 form for the replacement. Anybody here who requested replacement for GC?

Sorry to hear about your friend GC. Call USCIS

simple, click this site from the USCIS

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...000082ca60aRCRD

EAD is useless or at least it doesnt matter since she already has a GC... GC lets u work and travel abroad w/ the assurance of being able to return to the US (just be aware of the restrictions and rules)

i lost my GC and yes i am the person they're talking about... foxy and D were just concern about me also and thanks mga bru...

good luck!

edit to add: i just read it there that one should file for I-90 cost $290 plus $80 for biometrics... i will file for that once i get back from phil also...

RonMay,

Just curious... How will you get back to the US if you lost your GC? What document will you show in your entry. I dont know this stuff and it is worth knowing.

[RonMay 1]

I've read though that you have to send I-90 form for the replacement. Anybody here who requested replacement for GC?

Sorry to hear about your friend GC. Call USCIS

simple, click this site from the USCIS

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...000082ca60aRCRD

EAD is useless or at least it doesnt matter since she already has a GC... GC lets u work and travel abroad w/ the assurance of being able to return to the US (just be aware of the restrictions and rules)

i lost my GC and yes i am the person they're talking about... foxy and D were just concern about me also and thanks mga bru...

good luck!

edit to add: i just read it there that one should file for I-90 cost $290 plus $80 for biometrics... i will file for that once i get back from phil also...

RonMay,

Just curious... How will you get back to the US if you lost your GC? What document will you show in your entry. I dont know this stuff and it is worth knowing.

great question!!!

i emailed the embassy (perhaps we exchanged 20 emails lol coz i was paranoid) but here's their reply on what to do:

In response to your inquiry, three weeks before your flight date to the U.S., report to our customer service window, Window 35, U.S. Embassy, Manila, and apply for a boarding/transportation letter. The boarding letter will allow you to return to the U.S. without a green card. When reporting to Window 35, bring with you your passport, any ID's issued in the U.S., i.e., drivers license, state ID, etc., a big brown envelope, two U.S. passport-sized pictures, affidavit of loss of green card, police report of the loss of green card, certification of arrival into the Philippines from the airline office, and if available, boarding pass, baggage claim and/ot unused ticket. The processing of the boarding letter takes 10 days. The window is open Mondays to Fridays, except holidays, between the hours of 0800 and 1200. Service is on first-come-first-serve basis. You may apply for a boarding letter when you get to the U.S.

take note i need to go back again after 10 days or at least perhaps before my flight to get my transpo letter in person... cost me a lot of money coz im here in CDO...

[friendlygal25 0]

I wonder how long it will take for this replacement? Is it the same as applying for the first time (for the processing time)? She's sad coz she needs to stop looking for work because of what happened.

Edited December 9, 2009 by friendlygal25

[rheanick 42]

I've read though that you have to send I-90 form for the replacement. Anybody here who requested replacement for GC?

Sorry to hear about your friend GC. Call USCIS

simple, click this site from the USCIS

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...000082ca60aRCRD

EAD is useless or at least it doesnt matter since she already has a GC... GC lets u work and travel abroad w/ the assurance of being able to return to the US (just be aware of the restrictions and rules)

i lost my GC and yes i am the person they're talking about... foxy and D were just concern about me also and thanks mga bru...

good luck!

edit to add: i just read it there that one should file for I-90 cost $290 plus $80 for biometrics... i will file for that once i get back from phil also...

RonMay,

Just curious... How will you get back to the US if you lost your GC? What document will you show in your entry. I dont know this stuff and it is worth knowing.

great question!!!

i emailed the embassy (perhaps we exchanged 20 emails lol coz i was paranoid) but here's their reply on what to do:

In response to your inquiry, three weeks before your flight date to the U.S., report to our customer service window, Window 35, U.S. Embassy, Manila, and apply for a boarding/transportation letter. The boarding letter will allow you to return to the U.S. without a green card. When reporting to Window 35, bring with you your passport, any ID's issued in the U.S., i.e., drivers license, state ID, etc., a big brown envelope, two U.S. passport-sized pictures, affidavit of loss of green card, police report of the loss of green card, certification of arrival into the Philippines from the airline office, and if available, boarding pass, baggage claim and/ot unused ticket. The processing of the boarding letter takes 10 days. The window is open Mondays to Fridays, except holidays, between the hours of 0800 and 1200. Service is on first-come-first-serve basis. You may apply for a boarding letter when you get to the U.S.

take note i need to go back again after 10 days or at least perhaps before my flight to get my transpo letter in person... cost me a lot of money coz im here in CDO...

Thanks. Great information.