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Hello,

 

After about 17 months, I finally received my 10-yr green card! Unfortunately though, the "residence since" date on my 10-year green card was 03/18/18 and the expiration date is 03/29/18. Is this something that I need to worry about? The original date on my 2-year conditional green card was 12/23/14, and I am planning to apply for my N-400. I am scared that even if I give them both my old and new GC, they would reject my application because of their own mistake. I wonder if others also has the same problem? Did you guys apply for a replacement? Did you talk to someone?

 

Please help!! Thanks!

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08092014: Got married!
09122014 (Day 0): Sent our package to Chicago Lockbox Office (I-485, 130, 765)
09162014 (Day 4): Arrived at Chicago Lockbox Office
09222014 (Day 10): Cashier's Checks en-cashed
09292014 (Day 17): Received NOA for I-765
09302014 (Day 18): Received NOAs for I485 & I130
10272014 (Day 45): Called USCIS to update status (still no biometrics appointment after 45 days)

10312014 (Day 49): Received a letter about my inquiry; Suggested to do walk-in biometrics
11122014 (Day 61): Walk-in biometrics SUCCESSFUL! (Anchorage USCIS)
11202014 (Day 68): Received letter for AOS Interview!
11242014 (Day 72): Received a text/email that EAD status was changed; Employment Authorization Card is under production!
12082014 (Day 86): Applied SSN
12132014 (Day 92): Received SSN Card on PO Box
12172014 (Day 95): Adjustment of Status Interview! -- APPROVED!!!

12282014 (Day 106): Received Green Card in the mail!

ROC:

092216: Received reminder letter to remove conditions in mail

100716 (Day 0): Mailed our I-751 Application packet to the California Service Center (CSC)

101316 (Day 6): Checks en-cashed ($590 total)

101916 (Day 12): Received NOA for I-751 

010517 (Day 78): Biometrics appointment

091317 (Day 341): I-551 passport stamp from local field office (Anchorage, AK)

031418 (Day 523): Approval Letter Date

032018 (Day 529): Received Approval Letter in the mail

040618 (Day 546): Received Green Card in the mail!

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On 4/7/2018 at 3:37 PM, believe09 said:

Hello,

 

After about 17 months, I finally received my 10-yr green card! Unfortunately though, the "residence since" date on my 10-year green card was 03/18/18 and the expiration date is 03/29/18. Is this something that I need to worry about? The original date on my 2-year conditional green card was 12/23/14, and I am planning to apply for my N-400. I am scared that even if I give them both my old and new GC, they would reject my application because of their own mistake. I wonder if others also has the same problem? Did you guys apply for a replacement? Did you talk to someone?

 

Please help!! Thanks!

Did you end up filling for a replacement?

Or did you just take both GC with you?

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