Incorrect resident since date

[Ketsuban 1,034]

5 hours ago, believe09 said:

Another follow-up:

 

I just got an email from the e-request that I sent. It says there that they will look into my file and send a new PRC if they see proof that my request (i.e. to correct the residence since and expiration dates) has been approved. It also said there that I can use my current PRC as it is valid.

 

I am not sure if the PRC they were pertaining to is the 2-year or 10-year card, but either way, it looks like I am covered.

I still haven't had a response to my e-request

[dzanja 0]

Same here! Received the green card two days ago from Missouri with wrong dates - resident since 3/5/18 until 3/28/28. It was sent to me on April 2nd. My category also changed from CR6 to IR6. Everything else looks good.

[AHMILWAUKEE 19]

Me too... My GC was sent to me on April 4th. It shows resident since 3/19/18 and expires on 3/29/28.

[sunnyinca 3]

On 4/11/2018 at 9:29 AM, believe09 said:

Another follow-up:

 

I just got an email from the e-request that I sent. It says there that they will look into my file and send a new PRC if they see proof that my request (i.e. to correct the residence since and expiration dates) has been approved. It also said there that I can use my current PRC as it is valid.

 

I am not sure if the PRC they were pertaining to is the 2-year or 10-year card, but either way, it looks like I am covered.

This gives me hope that we may not have to go the I-90 route. Would be great if they notice the error and just send us a new card. Curious - does their response say the PRC is valid for travel?

 

I'm still waiting for a response to my e-request...

[jc2008 8]

Ours is incorrect as well (April 5th approval).

 

[Ketsuban 1,034]

My USCIS account shows they scheduled me for my biometrics. I was kind of hoping they'd waive it.

[New Brighton 17]

On 4/7/2018 at 2:05 PM, Ketsuban said:

There is a bunch of us who got notification of card mail-out on April 4th. I think it's this batch that have the issue. There was also one person who said they got his birth date wrong.

 

Not only did they get my resident since date wrong, but they've given it ten years + two weeks of validity 03/15/18 - 03/29/28. Absolutely bizarre. I swear it's meant to be ten years only.

Mine was a 09/27/16 case

and:

April 3, 2018: We mailed your card to you. The U.S. Postal Service will deliver it.

 

My resident date since is incorrect and I filed N-400 online.  I sent an e-request citing a typographical error.  I am unsure when to file an I-90 or wait till my N-400 interview.  

[gc@gc 184]

2 hours ago, Ketsuban said:

My USCIS account shows they scheduled me for my biometrics. I was kind of hoping they'd waive it.

 

but they still kept $85, right? 

[Ketsuban 1,034]

12 minutes ago, gc@gc said:

 

but they still kept $85, right? 

One good thing about them is they charge nothing to fix a mistake they made, so there's nothing to refund if they do waive it

[gc@gc 184]

3 minutes ago, Ketsuban said:

One good thing about them is they charge nothing to fix a mistake they made, so there's nothing to refund if they do waive it

 

well, i dont mind to pay them extra $$ if they get my case done quicker 

[AHMILWAUKEE 19]

On 4/14/2018 at 12:32 PM, sunnyinca said:

This gives me hope that we may not have to go the I-90 route. Would be great if they notice the error and just send us a new card. Curious - does their response say the PRC is valid for travel?

 

I'm still waiting for a response to my e-request...

I'm also interested in knowing if it is ok to travel internationally with the PRC (with a  wrong Resident Since date). I'm waiting for my e-request response and got an infopass appointment (in 2 weeks...) just in case

[AnGeLxX 154]

Pffff USCIS really...I got approved on April 8. They mailed my green card a few days ago. I really hope I don't have a wrong date . 

[nywestq 51]

So my card came April 2 with an incorrect resident since date. My service request response basically told me apply for I-90 and so I did this Online. I was sent a RFE for the physical Green card to be mailed in to them however while driving to the post office I got a email saying my I-90 has been denied as im a conditional resident and my conditions are still pending yet to be removed. The letter stated to reopen the case I must file a I-290b which is about $700. Now the issue simply was the officer who got my case checked the old system with the CRI-89 number which for me and a lot of people still shows case received. Unfortunately USCIS is having a major system upgrade and switchover at the moment so what is happening is the original receipt number you get for the I-751 is now what is being updated in the new system and seems they are trying to eliminate the other CRI-89 receipt number. So after calling a million times im now waiting on them to reopen my case as the officer acknowledged its a mistake and a lot of the workers are not checking both systems properly. The reason the cards have incorrect date is they are registering all our approvals in the new system hence why MYUSCIS updates before EGOV and its automatically generating our resident since date as of the approval date however the officer should first switch our files over to the new system so it logs in our conditional resident date then approve the I-751 to reflect this. USCIS being bombarded with a lot of applications and such most officers don't have that time so they just approve and put in new system and move on to the next. All this would've have been avoided in my case if I had applied through mail and just send physical green card and application alongside service request response which waives the fee. so going forward my advise to you is apply through mail and Make sure to keep photocopies of your green card with the error so you have proof of status etc. For those also that don't know this is a USCIS error so once you've filed and have a receipt number just call up USCIS and request an expedite for your case due to USCIS ERROR and you should have your new card back within 15 - 30 days. 

[gc@gc 184]

2 hours ago, AHMILWAUKEE said:

I'm also interested in knowing if it is ok to travel internationally with the PRC (with a  wrong Resident Since date). I'm waiting for my e-request response and got an infopass appointment (in 2 weeks...) just in case

 

it would not prevent you from entering in the united states at all

[Ketsuban 1,034]

4 hours ago, nywestq said:

So my card came April 2 with an incorrect resident since date. My service request response basically told me apply for I-90 and so I did this Online. I was sent a RFE for the physical Green card to be mailed in to them however while driving to the post office I got a email saying my I-90 has been denied as im a conditional resident and my conditions are still pending yet to be removed. The letter stated to reopen the case I must file a I-290b which is about $700. Now the issue simply was the officer who got my case checked the old system with the CRI-89 number which for me and a lot of people still shows case received. Unfortunately USCIS is having a major system upgrade and switchover at the moment so what is happening is the original receipt number you get for the I-751 is now what is being updated in the new system and seems they are trying to eliminate the other CRI-89 receipt number. So after calling a million times im now waiting on them to reopen my case as the officer acknowledged its a mistake and a lot of the workers are not checking both systems properly. The reason the cards have incorrect date is they are registering all our approvals in the new system hence why MYUSCIS updates before EGOV and its automatically generating our resident since date as of the approval date however the officer should first switch our files over to the new system so it logs in our conditional resident date then approve the I-751 to reflect this. USCIS being bombarded with a lot of applications and such most officers don't have that time so they just approve and put in new system and move on to the next. All this would've have been avoided in my case if I had applied through mail and just send physical green card and application alongside service request response which waives the fee. so going forward my advise to you is apply through mail and Make sure to keep photocopies of your green card with the error so you have proof of status etc. For those also that don't know this is a USCIS error so once you've filed and have a receipt number just call up USCIS and request an expedite for your case due to USCIS ERROR and you should have your new card back within 15 - 30 days. 

So far I've been scheduled for biometrics, no sign of an RFE yet. If I get denied then I'll mail it in, not sure it's good to have two I-90s pending lol.