K2 Removal of Conditions

[LDN2DEN 3]

Hello All,

I filed in August to remove the conditions on my 2 year Green Card and also that of my dependent child to recieved 10 year Green Cards. I received my extension letter but child did not. I included her on my application and paid the biometrics fee. Is there a possibility that the extension letter for my child was lost in the mail? 

We have a vacation booked for January 2018 and she cannot leave the country it appears. 

 

Thank you.

[Ontarkie 14,499]

Many times the child does not get the extension letter. Mine did not either, but I didn't have a trip to make. Make an infopass appointment for them to stamp the passport. 

 

Here's a recent thread 

 

[Ksenia_O 696]

55 minutes ago, LDN2DEN said:

Hello All,

I filed in August to remove the conditions on my 2 year Green Card and also that of my dependent child to recieved 10 year Green Cards. I received my extension letter but child did not. I included her on my application and paid the biometrics fee. Is there a possibility that the extension letter for my child was lost in the mail? 

We have a vacation booked for January 2018 and she cannot leave the country it appears. 

 

Thank you.

A lot of us, with a dependent in Part 5 of I-751 are in the same boat - a child has never gotten his/her NOA1. It's called Verification of Inclusion Of a Dependent in Filing Of Form I-751. 

As Ontarkie  mentioned you should make an Infopass and get kid's passport stamped with I-551.  Green card can be kept/taken by USCIS in exchange for a stamp, so you should make a copy of child's green card. You should also bring your NOA1 as well - it won't be taken, but might be looked at. Mine  - was, before they stamped son's passport. 

 

 

Don't know how old is your child, but if you received your Biometric appointment, but child didn't - call USCIS  to make sure it didn't get lost (often they try to keep a parent and a dependent together and schedule bio for the same day and time). 

 

It's a busy time now, and it may be hard to schedule an Infopass... Anyway, the child shouldn't leave the country without stamp in the passport.

 

 

Edited November 13, 2017 by Ksenia_O

[LDN2DEN 3]

Thank you everyone.

Made an infopass appointment and had both passports stamped. The officer clipped a corner off of both expired Greencards and allowed us to keep them. He was very pleasant and explained that it would be a wait of approximatey 12 months for new cards.....just in time to apply for citizenship.