I-751 April 2018 Filers (Part 2)

[Land of L 19]

11 hours ago, Gunner49 said:

Thank you for the kind words.

 

You are correct in saying that USCIS issues and sends out the card.

 

However in our case, USCIS mailed the Green Card to our lawyer.

 

That's because when filing for the ROC, we had signed the Form G-28 (Opting Section 2b in Part 4) which is the 'Notice of Entry of Appearance as Attorney or Accredited Representative'.

 

In doing so, we declared consent to representative including contact information and signature, that the Green Card (Form I-551) would be mailed to our legal representative when approved.

 

Hope that helped.

😊

 

Thanks for your response. Why I'm checking is we also signed and sent Form G-28 so my GC also go to attoeny then 

Would we able to track any updates right after something happens or updates comes after card approve get ship?

 

 

[Gunner49 11]

5 hours ago, BlueBuy said:

 

Thanks for your response. Why I'm checking is we also signed and sent Form G-28 so my GC also go to attoeny then 

Would we able to track any updates right after something happens or updates comes after card approve get ship?

 

 

Your lawyer will receive the NOA (Notice of Action) - the original copy and the updates pertaining to your case, such as Interview Letter, Fingerprint Appointment, etc., while you will receive a courtesy copy for every single mail your lawyer gets.

 

We had received a letter of approval once our case was received - However, we were able to get the USPS tracking number in our online account.

 

Furthermore, if you were to register for an account in USCIS (https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/logon.do) then you can track it and receive email & text notifications. In doing all of this,  you are always in the loop; one way or the other.

Hope that helped.

 

[xcv 2]

On 5/30/2019 at 2:57 PM, mrandmrsBRS said:

Oppsie...I posted this in the wrong thread 🤣😫 I am a Jan 2018 filer lol. They lost  a few of the documents I initially sent them. I’ll post the rfe and what I sent them anyway. I’m sure it’ll help some of you. 

 

**Edit: it won’t let me upload the letter, I’ll try again later**

Quick question... did you call Humana for them to send you the explanation of benefits or did you get it thru your employer? I have Humana too but don't know where to get the summary of coverage and spouse name covered 

 

Thanks for the reply 

[mrandmrsBRS 116]

4 hours ago, xcv said:

Quick question... did you call Humana for them to send you the explanation of benefits or did you get it thru your employer? I have Humana too but don't know where to get the summary of coverage and spouse name covered 

 

Thanks for the reply 

Hi! I’m not sure. We already had it at home. I have to ask my husband. But you can call humana, I’m sure they can help you with that question 

[Land of L 19]

18 hours ago, Gunner49 said:

Your lawyer will receive the NOA (Notice of Action) - the original copy and the updates pertaining to your case, such as Interview Letter, Fingerprint Appointment, etc., while you will receive a courtesy copy for every single mail your lawyer gets.

 

We had received a letter of approval once our case was received - However, we were able to get the USPS tracking number in our online account.

 

Furthermore, if you were to register for an account in USCIS (https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/logon.do) then you can track it and receive email & text notifications. In doing all of this,  you are always in the loop; one way or the other.

Hope that helped.

 

 

Thanks for the info! very helpful. 

[Wadihadippa 0]

Does anyone have experience with how long it takes to get a correction green card from USCIS? I received my GC yesterday but the resident since date is wrong. I have to travel soon and dont know how long it takes them to send a corrected one

[LinJoe 117]

2 minutes ago, Wadihadippa said:

Does anyone have experience with how long it takes to get a correction green card from USCIS? I received my GC yesterday but the resident since date is wrong. I have to travel soon and dont know how long it takes them to send a corrected one

We went through the corrected green card process for my husband when they had "FNU" listed in front of his name when it shouldn't. Let me tell you....the correcting process is not at the top of their "to do" list. We filed Oct 2016 and the approval didn't come through until December 2017.  Not sure if it will take that long for correcting the date. 

 

Also - a note.....I have a prepaid legal service that i used for advice throughout this entire visa and green card process. (we did everything ourselves, just went to them for advice every once in a while) He advised NOT to send in your GC with the I-90 even though it says to do so. Since it takes a long time to do the correction, you don't want to be without your Legal Document for that long. He said they would send an RFE for the original card and that's when you know they are closer to or actively working on your case, and that's when you should send it in. That's what we did. We got an RFE end of August 2017. Acknowledgement from them in September 2017 and the approval in December 2017. 

 

I hope yours is faster.

[Wadihadippa 0]

5 minutes ago, LinJoe said:

We went through the corrected green card process for my husband when they had "FNU" listed in front of his name when it shouldn't. Let me tell you....the correcting process is not at the top of their "to do" list. We filed Oct 2016 and the approval didn't come through until December 2017.  Not sure if it will take that long for correcting the date. 

 

Also - a note.....I have a prepaid legal service that i used for advice throughout this entire visa and green card process. (we did everything ourselves, just went to them for advice every once in a while) He advised NOT to send in your GC with the I-90 even though it says to do so. Since it takes a long time to do the correction, you don't want to be without your Legal Document for that long. He said they would send an RFE for the original card and that's when you know they are closer to or actively working on your case, and that's when you should send it in. That's what we did. We got an RFE end of August 2017. Acknowledgement from them in September 2017 and the approval in December 2017. 

 

I hope yours is faster.

This is not an I-90 case right? It is just a correction on the I-751

[LinJoe 117]

3 minutes ago, Wadihadippa said:

This is not an I-90 case right? It is just a correction on the I-751

The I-90 is the form you have to complete to do the correction. 

[veryblueberry 0]

Just FYI, mine got transferred almost three months ago and mine is still not updated on USCIS website. My number is EAC18135~~~~ and it still says Case Was Transferred And A New Office Has Jurisdiction on March 13, 2019.

USCIS!!!! WORK!!!!! Or hire me then I will show what is precise, effective, fast work is. Omg so slow. 

[UsGer 16]

Finishing up my RFE package tonight and sent it in first thing in the morning. I will give a detailed list of what I’ve included once it’s mailed off. 

 

Question: Anybody else here already got movement after they sent in their RFE request? Approvals or Interviews? 

[jeffenburg 9]

April 2018 filer here. Just got my new Green card.

 

Biometrics were done last month (after I had to request two reschedules).

 

Think I'll wait a bit before naturalization.

[longuscisprocess 27]

Did everyone who received finger print waiver back in Feb2019 received another fingerprint appointment?? I am worried because I changed my adress using AR11 and at usps too.. I received waiver in feb 22, 2019, since a lot of us are getting mail for fingerprint, i wonder if i missed my appointment. 

[LoveWarrior 7]

@longuscisprocess I just received my bio appointment two weeks ago after the feb 22 2019 waiver. I already went to the appointment last Friday. Since you did change your Address using AR11 you should have received any mails to the new address you defined. The last case could be that if you call USCIS get a hold of someone to ask if they have mailed any BIO related mail?

[longuscisprocess 27]

3 minutes ago, LoveWarrior said:

@longuscisprocess I just received my bio appointment two weeks ago after the feb 22 2019 waiver. I already went to the appointment last Friday. Since you did change your Address using AR11 you should have received any mails to the new address you defined. The last case could be that if you call USCIS get a hold of someone to ask if they have mailed any BIO related mail?

I spoke with the rep like more than a week ago, he said my address is pending to be updated, and the rep could see that my biometrics was reused in feb 22. I just hope that should be it, and I havent missed anything.