ROC for wife and daughter

[markandrizzatyler 14]

I'm a bit concerned , I filed the removal of conditions form for my wife and daughter back in November , My wife got an extension letter but it makes no mention of our daughter. I did pay all the fees and added the appropriate fees for our daughter just as the form requires  , am i missing something or does this sound normal?

[Dashinka 24,864]

This thread may be helpful, it seems you should have received a separate letter for your stepdaughter which may have been somewhat unofficial looking.  You may want to contact USCIS, of go to the local office with an Infopass or whatever they offer now.

 

Good Luck!

 

 

[markandrizzatyler 14]

7 minutes ago, Bill & Katya said:

This thread may be helpful, it seems you should have received a separate letter for your stepdaughter which may have been somewhat unofficial looking.  You may want to contact USCIS, of go to the local office with an Infopass or whatever they offer now.

 

Good Luck!

 

Thanks for the reply , We will call this afternoon to try to find out what is going on with daughters extension letter, we did not receive any letter for her whatsoever. At least USCIS didnt have a problem cashing the check lol.

 

[Dashinka 24,864]

8 minutes ago, markandrizzatyler said:

 

One of the posts in the linked thread seems to imply that their stepchildren's letter came in an unofficial fashion, so it could have possibly been discarded inadvertently.  Hopefully you can get something.  Another option would be to try and get an I551 stamp in your stepdaughter's passport with a copy of the I751 submission, the canceled check and your wife's NOA.

 

Good Luck!

[markandrizzatyler 14]

1 minute ago, Bill & Katya said:

One of the posts in the linked thread seems to imply that their stepchildren's letter came in an unofficial fashion, so it could have possibly been discarded inadvertently.  Hopefully you can get something.  Another option would be to try and get an I551 stamp in your stepdaughter's passport with a copy of the I751 submission, the canceled check and your wife's NOA.

 

Good Luck!

Thanks we are going to schedule an infopass appointment to try to get their passports stamped , I will update as soon as we have more info 

[Amadia 711]

That does not seem normal.

When we filed, it was for me and my 2 kids. When they issued extension letters, we got 3 separate letters in the mail addressed to each of us as we all got separate but concurrent Case numbers.

[Pitaya 2,577]

12 hours ago, Bill & Katya said:

One of the posts in the linked thread seems to imply that their stepchildren's letter came in an unofficial fashion, so it could have possibly been discarded inadvertently.  Hopefully you can get something.  Another option would be to try and get an I551 stamp in your stepdaughter's passport with a copy of the I751 submission, the canceled check and your wife's NOA.

 

Good Luck!

Hey, that is a good thread from four years ago, I was in on that one !! Lol.  I hope that it still is helpful to folks. !

3 hours ago, Amadia said:

That does not seem normal.

When we filed, it was for me and my 2 kids. When they issued extension letters, we got 3 separate letters in the mail addressed to each of us as we all got separate but concurrent Case numbers.

I understand your concern. We felt the same way when we got the very "unofficial-looking" letter from USCIS that was supposed to act as my stepson's I-751 receipt/extension letter. It sounds like USCIS realized the error in their ways and decided to produce a legitimate "official-looking" document.

 

Thankfully, the stepson never had to use that "after-thought" letter. BTW, the "work-around" State ID card mentioned in the old thread worked well for the stepson for domestic travel. He finally did get his 10-year GC, and actually just got back from a 2-week vacation to China, to visit family and friends. He used his GC and Chinese passport for international travel. He is now a computer engineer, pulling down a 6-figure salary. 

 

God bless our republic, good luck on your immigration journey.