Refiled I-90 - RFIE/RFE?

[TBoneTX 45,305]

1.  Perhaps.

2.  Probably not, but if you do, take your D.L. with you.

3.  Probably a moot point, because you're keeping your appointment.

4.  Wear what you want.

[Visitor User 253]

On 5/24/2019 at 8:59 PM, TBoneTX said:

1.  Perhaps.

2.  Probably not, but if you do, take your D.L. with you.

3.  Probably a moot point, because you're keeping your appointment.

4.  Wear what you want.

So they will ask who helped me complete the I-90?

[Visitor User 253]

So, USCIS notification after I did the Biometrics:

 

'Initial Review'.

 

What is the next process?

[Going through 5,671]

12 minutes ago, Visitor User said:

So, USCIS notification after I did the Biometrics:

 

'Initial Review'.

 

What is the next process?

They review your application.  

 

Then you wait.

 

If it's approved, they produce a new card and mail it out to you.

 

Edited to add:  If your next question is "how long will it take",  you can follow your case status online to see any estimated dates for processing.

Edited May 28, 2019 by Going through

[Visitor User 253]

6 hours ago, Going through said:

They review your application.  

 

Then you wait.

 

If it's approved, they produce a new card and mail it out to you.

 

Edited to add:  If your next question is "how long will it take",  you can follow your case status online to see any estimated dates for processing.

I’ve seen the processing times but they aren’t always accurate. Is there a thread I can follow like we have for AOS every month?

[Mark_712 126]

On 5/15/2019 at 8:45 PM, Visitor User said:

Lawyer says half the time they do not ask for original Green Card. There is also a risk of losing the mail and then we would end up with paying a fee to replace it. My I-90 did not cost money. Guess, what? The initial mail was indeed lost and thank God my lawyer didn’t send the original GC. I have it now in my possession. RFIE/RFE would delay the process but I am in no hurry to get a replacement either.

We got the dreaded RFE for our I-90 (name error- no fee) asking for the original GC. We sent the I-90 in Beginning of November last year. I got an update today that they received my RFE response so now the waiting game continues 🙄. I am not one of the fortunate ones who were not asked for the original. 

Edited May 29, 2019 by Mark_712

[Mark_712 126]

13 hours ago, Visitor User said:

I’ve seen the processing times but they aren’t always accurate. Is there a thread I can follow like we have for AOS every month?

No thread unless you create one. I-90 are a different lot because there are so many different reasons and application types for an I-90. Start one I am sure you will others to participate. 

[Mark_712 126]

On 5/6/2019 at 6:51 PM, Visitor User said:

Hello. My initial Form I-90 was lost in the mail so I re-filed it on 5/1/19 using FedEx Express. USCIS did receive it on the morning of 5/3/19 according to the tracking #.

 

My lawyer recommended that I don't send the original Permanent Resident card so I sent the front/back copy photocopy. According to my lawyer, he says sometimes they ask for original and sometimes they don't. Anyone submitted I-90 with just the photocopy and did not get a RFIE/RFE? The reason for I-90 is DHS error on my year of birth so I submitted a copy of my Birth Certificate.

 

When should I be getting a receipt from USCIS?

We got an RFE for the original - we send in photo copies originally last November and now have to wait even longer.

[Going through 5,671]

RFEs can be sent out at any time right up until the end, unfortunately...still remains to be seen if OP receives one for the original GC.

If he does, will add to processing time naturally.

[Mark_712 126]

7 minutes ago, Going through said:

RFEs can be sent out at any time right up until the end, unfortunately...still remains to be seen if OP receives one for the original GC.

If he does, will add to processing time naturally.

In hindsight we wish we sent it in. You never know if things get lost but in the end it adds to the wait since the forms say it’s a requirement. Oh well 6 months and counting.......

Edited May 29, 2019 by Mark_712

[Visitor User 253]

1 hour ago, Mark_712 said:

We got the dreaded RFE for our I-90 (name error- no fee) asking for the original GC. We sent the I-90 in Beginning of November last year. I got an update today that they received my RFE response so now the waiting game continues 🙄. I am not one of the fortunate ones who were not asked for the original. 

Name error? You mean the married last name vs born name? 

 

I might get RFE too but do you recommend insuring it on sending it? My only issue is that the mail might get lost.

 

Also, did you send a copy of your PR Card?

 

What is your receipt date and when was your biometrics?

[Visitor User 253]

1 hour ago, Mark_712 said:

No thread unless you create one. I-90 are a different lot because there are so many different reasons and application types for an I-90. Start one I am sure you will others to participate. 

I did but not many responses.

[Visitor User 253]

1 hour ago, Mark_712 said:

We got an RFE for the original - we send in photo copies originally last November and now have to wait even longer.

Did you send in color copies front/back?

 

The front counter checked my PR card as well as the person doing the fingerprints. I am not sure if that will help not getting a RFE.

[Visitor User 253]

1 hour ago, Going through said:

RFEs can be sent out at any time right up until the end, unfortunately...still remains to be seen if OP receives one for the original GC.

If he does, will add to processing time naturally.

Right. My only concern is lost mail. Insuring up to the actual fee plus biometrics for lost card will also cost money. What do you suggest? 

[Going through 5,671]

3 hours ago, Visitor User said:

Right. My only concern is lost mail. Insuring up to the actual fee plus biometrics for lost card will also cost money. What do you suggest? 

I suggest sending it in if you get RFE'd for it.  There's always a chance of things getting lost in the mail, is a way of life at times.  You already know about the benefits of tracking and delivery.