Green card lost in mail, question

[Buggy 0]

Hi everyone, I have a question.

I was a conditional resident for 2 years, with a green card, then at the end of the 2 years I had to remove condition, so I sent my I-751 package.

Problem is that that new 10 years green card got lost in the mail.

Its been more than 30 days and uscis never received the card back as undeliverable.

I have no solution but to file form I-90 to replace a lost card.

My question is how to file the part 2 section A/B.

Even thought I didn't receive my new green card, the fact is that I got approved, so that make me a permanent resident, not conditional anymore right ?

Or do I have to file as conditional still ?

Thanks a lot to whoever will read or answer

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

You are a PR. No such thing as a conditional resident. But you have been approved for non-conditional permanent residence.

[Dave&Roza 748]

Hi everyone, I have a question.

I was a conditional resident for 2 years, with a green card, then at the end of the 2 years I had to remove condition, so I sent my I-751 package.

Problem is that that new 10 years green card got lost in the mail.

Its been more than 30 days and uscis never received the card back as undeliverable.

I have no solution but to file form I-90 to replace a lost card.

My question is how to file the part 2 section A/B.

Even thought I didn't receive my new green card, the fact is that I got approved, so that make me a permanent resident, not conditional anymore right ?

Or do I have to file as conditional still ?

Thanks a lot to whoever will read or answer

Did you get the tracking number from the USCIS for the GC? I would see about the tracking number an go after the USPS to see where the GC is. They will claim it was delivered, but you will need to have them prove it was delivered to you. This is one of my pet peeves with the USCIS--why not spend a few extra dollars and send the GC and other vital correspondence with a signature required. At least now they are using tracking so you know when it was supposedly delivered.

I would get after the USPS to try to find your GC before filing the I-90. You are a PR now or an IR instead of a CR.

Good luck,

Dave