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Touched again after Card Production

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a1v Enthusiast

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Received an email on 8/13/10 about new Card Production Ordered(Green Card). Status was Updated Online too as well.

I checked online again this morning and the updated date has changed to 8/16/10 but status is same.

is there some thing to worry about? :whistle: had to wait so long for this email...(3 years)

a1v Enthusiast

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Received an email on 8/13/10 about new Card Production Ordered(Green Card). Status was Updated Online too as well.

I checked online again this morning and the updated date has changed to 8/16/10 but status is same.

is there some thing to worry about? :whistle: had to wait so long for this email...(3 years)

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That's normal. The first touch is them having your card made. The second touch, several days later, means your card has been made and they're printing up the I-797d mailer, packaging it up and mailing it off to you.

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DON'T PANIC

"It says wonderful things about the two countries [Canada and the US] that neither one feels itself being inundated by each other's immigrants."

-Douglas Coupland

a1v Enthusiast

a1v   4

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  On 8/16/2010 at 5:37 PM, HeatDeath said:

That's normal. The first touch is them having your card made. The second touch, several days later, means your card has been made and they're printing up the I-797d mailer, packaging it up and mailing it off to you.

Thank you for explaining it. what is I-797d ?

and do they send Green Card to our lawyer or to us?

once again thanks in Advance

HeatDeath Proficient

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I-797 is the USCIS form number for the blank piece of paper that they use to print the notices they send you for various things. If you look at your NOA1s and 2s, they will say I-797 or I-797c at the top.

A I-797d is the piece of cardstock that your GC is inserted into in the envelope when they send it to you. It has your address, their address, and a bunch of information printed on it, including a date of issue, which is usually a few days after the card was issued.

I don't actually know if it goes to you or your lawyer. It will probably go the same place your welcome notice does. If your lawyer has received your other notices from USCIS, and particularly if your lawyer received your EAD and AP documents, then he'll probably get your GC too.

DON'T PANIC

"It says wonderful things about the two countries [Canada and the US] that neither one feels itself being inundated by each other's immigrants."

-Douglas Coupland

 
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