Unique Situation: Green Card typo

[snnybrr 3]

Hello!  I received my Green Card last year with an incorrect date.  It's really supposed to expire on May 30, 2021, but the date was misprinted as May 30, 2020.  In June 2019, I made an Infopass appointment and also filed I-90 to get a replacement card.  The application is still under process, and my temporary stamp expires in June 2020.

 

Seeing that USCIS offices are closed and processing time for replacement cards is very long, what are my options?  What would happen if my card expires?

[Loren Y 2,756]

Card is just proof of status you can carry with you. While having an expired card isn't the best thing, if you filed the I-90 you should have an extension letter to show with the card if needed, but even if not, once you are an LPR only a Immigration Judge can remove your status, so even if your card expires you are technically still a LPR. You may catch some static if traveling internationally because your card is expired, but you can say I have tried to renew and I am sure you have proof of that. Bottom line is just because the card is expired, your status hasn't changed, you are still an LPR until status is revoked by a judge in the courts.

[snnybrr 3]

Thank you!  Would employers accept the I-90 letter for things like I-9 verification?