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Child lost green card close to filling I-751, but have copy.

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Hello!

I have being looking other posts about this lost green card topic, and i found some good advice through it, im planning to do as in this post http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/244875-filing-i-751-soon-but-lost-green-card/

I will apply for i-751 with my 3 kids listed on it, but my oldest daughter green card is missing. I do have a front copy of it, not the back part. And there is where my question arise...

I know to fill the form i need just a copy, but i don't know if front and back copy or if front is enough.

I also know once the I-751 us filled, you still need the expired green card with the NOA in case of need to prove the immigration status so i don't know if I should get a new one (that will expire in couple months) or just deal with it as it was suggested on the post i mention above and just make an infopass appointment and a police report.

Any suggestion or experiences?

Thank you so much!

Visa K1

Vermont Service Center

Consulate :Argentina

I-129F Sent : 2011-08-12

I-129F NOA1 : 2011-08-16

Interview Date : 2012-02-02

Visa Received : 2012-02-15

Estimates/Stats :

My I-129f was approved in 120 days from your NOA1 date.

My interview took 170 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS:

CIS Office : Syracuse NY

Date Filed : 2012-03-20 (Lock-box Chicago)

USCIS received : 2012-03-22

NOA1 email: 2012-04-02

Check Cashed: 2012-04-03

NOA in hand: 2012-04-09

Biometrics: 2012-04-20

EAD & AP Approved 2012-05-16

AOS interview 2012-07-30 APPROVED

GC Prod. order 2012-08-10

Green card touched 2012-08-15!!!!

ROC:

Vermont Service Center

Date sent : 2014-05-09

Vmnt received : 2014-05-12

Check Cashed: 2014-05-15

Children NOA received: 2014-05-16

My NOA received 2014-05-29

Biometric Current

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