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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Taiwan
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Hi everyone, I paid the green card fee before entered USA with IR1 electronic visa (no package) in September, now I already have been lived in US for 1.5 months, I know it's still early to check green card status which is still showing payment received. But I heard that carrying the electronic visa would cause more delay. Anyone could share any experience? 

Thank you.

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6 minutes ago, Sharon & Thomas said:

Hi everyone, I paid the green card fee before entered USA with IR1 electronic visa (no package) in September, now I already have been lived in US for 1.5 months, I know it's still early to check green card status which is still showing payment received. But I heard that carrying the electronic visa would cause more delay. Anyone could share any experience? 

Thank you.

What electronic?  You should have a stamp in your passport 

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Just now, payxibka said:

What electronic?  You should have a stamp in your passport 

Yes, I have a stamp which means 1 year green card temporary. I'm talking about my IR1 electronic visa, normally embassy will send a whole package with immigrant visa after approval, but nowadays those package becomes electronic.

Normally we should receive green card after paid and entered the US about 3-4 weeks, but I heard carrying electronic immigrant visa cause delay.

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4 hours ago, aaron2020 said:

There is no such thing as an IR-1 electronic visa.  You're talking about the visa packet.  

 

The visa packet being electronic does not case any delays in sending out the green card.  It can take 2-3 months to arrive.  

Correct.  The visa is glued permanently to a page of the passport.  There is no electronic visa.  It can take even longer than that, but I would start making contacts to USCIS after 3 months.  The visa and endorsement stamp next to it substitute for a green card for a year.

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22 hours ago, Sharon & Thomas said:

Yes, I have a stamp which means 1 year green card temporary. I'm talking about my IR1 electronic visa, normally embassy will send a whole package with immigrant visa after approval, but nowadays those package becomes electronic.

Normally we should receive green card after paid and entered the US about 3-4 weeks, but I heard carrying electronic immigrant visa cause delay.

Everyone seems to want to nit-pic on your terminology  ...   yet they all know about the "electronic data package" instead of the physical DO NOT OPEN envelope with your case file, and knew what you were asking

 

All you want is to know if because of this new process does it take longer to receive your physical green card.   And yes, it is taking longer.

 

 And as you noted you do have the I-551 (permanent resident status) stamp in your passport which is valid for one year.    So no worries there.

 

https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/temporary-i-551-stamps-and-mrivs

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22 hours ago, Sharon & Thomas said:

Hi everyone, I paid the green card fee before entered USA with IR1 electronic visa (no package) in September, now I already have been lived in US for 1.5 months, I know it's still early to check green card status which is still showing payment received. But I heard that carrying the electronic visa would cause more delay. Anyone could share any experience? 

Thank you.

We are almost 3 and a half months and no green card yet. We tried to contact USCIS, but they said wait up to 120 days before making any inquiry. So we are not worrying about it much, you should not either.

USC, For spouse, April 02, YSC

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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On 11/4/2019 at 12:00 PM, Sharon & Thomas said:

Hi everyone, I paid the green card fee before entered USA with IR1 electronic visa (no package) in September, now I already have been lived in US for 1.5 months, I know it's still early to check green card status which is still showing payment received. But I heard that carrying the electronic visa would cause more delay. Anyone could share any experience? 

Thank you.

Welcome to the club  Im still waiting on the card

fee paid on June 25th

poe:  July 4th  at JfK with  ccd (no package). 

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Taiwan
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1 minute ago, Francony said:

Welcome to the club  Im still waiting on the card

fee paid on June 25th

poe:  July 4th  at JfK with  ccd (no package). 

You should be able to call USCIS, it’s been 120 days already, right? 

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On 11/5/2019 at 9:48 AM, suhridkhan said:

We are almost 3 and a half months and no green card yet. We tried to contact USCIS, but they said wait up to 120 days before making any inquiry. So we are not worrying about it much, you should not either.

Please keep me updated if you receive card. Btw, what is your state? I’m MN

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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4 minutes ago, Sharon & Thomas said:

Please keep me updated if you receive card. Btw, what is your state? I’m MN

I did called them the answer i've got  was nothing wrong with my case is just backlogged 

so I'm calling back next week to open a inquiry. Im in NY 

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5 hours ago, Sharon & Thomas said:

Please keep me updated if you receive card. Btw, what is your state? I’m MN

What a coincidence!

My wife received her card just today. I am from CO. Today marks the 119th day since her arrival, so I guess USCIS didn't miss their timeline! 😂

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USC, For spouse, April 02, YSC

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Taiwan
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2 hours ago, suhridkhan said:

What a coincidence!

My wife received her card just today. I am from CO. Today marks the 119th day since her arrival, so I guess USCIS didn't miss their timeline! 😂

Wow! Congrats! Hope I can receive mine soon.😕

 
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