Receive notification to form I-751?

[kbtj 0]

I submitted my for I-751 about a month ago and haven't received anything to say they have received it? And i just got form "I-797C, Notice of Action" form in the mail saying i have to submit my form I-751 as its 90 before my green card expires. Well i've already submitted it so what do i do now?

[Ann&James 179]

4 minutes ago, kbtj said:

I submitted my for I-751 about a month ago and haven't received anything to say they have received it? And i just got form "I-797C, Notice of Action" form in the mail saying i have to submit my form I-751 as its 90 before my green card expires. Well i've already submitted it so what do i do now?

Did you track it to see if it if it was received? 

[kbtj 0]

22 minutes ago, Ann&James said:

Did you track it to see if it if it was received? 

Yes they received it January 9th

 

[C90 376]

12 minutes ago, kbtj said:

I submitted my for I-751 about a month ago and haven't received anything to say they have received it? And i just got form "I-797C, Notice of Action" form in the mail saying i have to submit my form I-751 as its 90 before my green card expires. Well i've already submitted it so what do i do now?

Is your GC expiring within 90 days of filing? If not, even if it's 91 days, they'll return your application. It seems that happened to you, but we can be more helpful if we know when your GC expires and when you fill out your timeline  

[kbtj 0]

32 minutes ago, C90 said:

Is your GC expiring within 90 days of filing? If not, even if it's 91 days, they'll return your application. It seems that happened to you, but we can be more helpful if we know when your GC expires and when you fill out your timeline  

it expires May 19th so wou;d have been before the 90 days.

So that means theyll return it all without submitting it? Just when i thought i was being organized. They're taking an awful long time to return it to me then.

[Cryssiekins 976]

18 minutes ago, kbtj said:

it expires May 19th so wou;d have been before the 90 days.

So that means theyll return it all without submitting it? Just when i thought i was being organized. They're taking an awful long time to return it to me then.

I think there was someone in another thread who filed too early, and it took a month or so for her to get it back.  

[kbtj 0]

5 minutes ago, Cryssiekins said:

I think there was someone in another thread who filed too early, and it took a month or so for her to get it back.  

Thanks everyone for your help.

 

Would be nice if they mentioned it in the Form Instructions at least!...would save them a lot of hassle to.

[C90 376]

11 hours ago, kbtj said:

Would be nice if they mentioned it in the Form Instructions at least!...would save them a lot of hassle to.

They do, with bold letters lol. But don't worry, it's a common mistake that people make! Send in your paperwork exactly 90 days before expiration, that way you'll have enough time to receive your extension letter before your GC expires and that way they'll receive it about 86-88 days before expiration so they def won't refuse it (if filed properly)

[NikLR 13,227]

If your green card expires on May 19th, you cannot send your I-751 until Feb 18th.   (edit: unless you're already divorced.  But it says right on the I-751 instructions to send a joint filing in the 90 days before your green card expires)

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/uscis-early-filing-calculator

Edited January 29, 2019 by NikLR

[NikLR 13,227]

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[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

Make sure you follow exact directions when dealing with immigration related matters. It’s a headache for you, the officers and those who are have the extra wait time due to these errors