stolen 2 year green card

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

You only need a copy of the original green card and since you made COPIES of ALL official documents for your records, just send them the copy with the petition.

File an I-90 for the replacement card...oh, you bet, it costs money! If you did not make a copy then file the I-751 without it and you will have the replacement before the RFE comes in 9 months or so.

Make COPIES of every document you ever receive in this process immediately upon receiving the document

[wency 0]

Hello guys, I lost my 2years Green card too. I am planning to apply for I-90 to have a replacement. How long will it takes before i will have my new Green Card?

thanks

[ngo3361 8]

To the OP: you didn't mention your stepson's age, but if he has a job, then maybe his employee has a copy of his green card on file?

On a side note, I do not carry my SS card in my wallet. This is clearly stated on the paper that comes with the card.

[VanessaTony 3,567]

Hello guys, I lost my 2years Green card too. I am planning to apply for I-90 to have a replacement. How long will it takes before i will have my new Green Card?

thanks

Last I heard, it takes about 6 months for a replacement.

[Eve&Josh 5]

Hello guys, I lost my 2years Green card too. I am planning to apply for I-90 to have a replacement. How long will it takes before i will have my new Green Card?

thanks

Last I heard, it takes about 6 months for a replacement.

My wallet was stolen this winter, filed the I-90 on my conditional GC early February so will be shortly hitting the 5-month mark in the waiting game. The national goal is 3,5 months (or was a couple weeks ago when I last checked) but when getting my passport stamped at the local USCIS Office they told me that the processing times are closer to 6 months.

This was the situation in February, don't know if it's changed since.

I panicked when this happened and didn't think when reading the instructions about what to send in, and ended up making a copy of my whole AOS package and sending in all possible documentation supporting my status (I did not have a copy of my GC, and yes, I know it was stupid) - in addition to a copy of the I-90 e-filing receipt, copy of police report - pretty much copies of every single document I could think of. I'm just hoping that them having to go through that big pile of papers won't further delay the processing of my application.