Filed I 90 instead of I 751. What to do?

[kaga1981 0]

When you submit the ROC application, you will receive a NOA which basically gives one extra year of validity to your green card. you can work and travel as before. However, you say that your card expired within the next 4 months: you can apply for ROC only within the 90 days (3 months) before the expiration. if you submit it too soon, it will not be accepted. Check the dates and make sure you are within this 90-day timeframe before sending anything.

Thanks. Didn't know that NOA gives you any validity to the green card. Yeah, my 90-day time frame starts in a week and a half so I have time to prepare all the necessary documents.

[kaga1981 0]

So I put a stop payment on the check and decided, just to be on the safe side, call the immigration and tell them that I filed a wrong form and put a stop payment on the check. I did not give them my info, just asked how to proceed with the application.

The lady said (she seemed nice) that if I do that the immigration will still invoice me for the same amount I filed plus there will be more charges. That's just insane. My husband is calling them again now to speak to another agent to see whether they'll say the same thing.

Thing is USCIS in Arizona haven't opened my application yet. It's gonna be delivered today. My application is not pending, nobody has put any work into it.

I also saw this:

http://www.uscis.gov...00082ca60aRCRD.

Do I understand well that, if they realize, it is a wrong application, they might send the whole package back?

[kaga1981 0]

So I put a stop payment on the check and decided, just to be on the safe side, call the immigration and tell them that I filed a wrong form and put a stop payment on the check. I did not give them my info, just asked how to proceed with the application.

The lady said (she seemed nice) that if I do that the immigration will still invoice me for the same amount I filed plus there will be more charges. That's just insane. My husband is calling them again now to speak to another agent to see whether they'll say the same thing.

Thing is USCIS in Arizona haven't opened my application yet. It's gonna be delivered today. My application is not pending, nobody has put any work into it.

I also saw this:

http://www.uscis.gov...00082ca60aRCRD.

Do I understand well that, if they realize, it is a wrong application, they might send the whole package back?

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