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Hi everyone. 
 

Sorry if this has been discussed already, but I couldn’t find it when I searched the forums. 
 

I received my conditional greencard in June 2019 and it expires in June 2021 (as usual). I recently went to the DMV to get my driving license renewed and while there the lady told me that my greencard has automatically been extended to 2026 because of covid-19 so my new driving license wouldn’t expire until 2025. 
 

I haven’t received a letter explaining any of this from USCIS, and haven’t received a new greencard with the 2026 expiry date so I just wondered if anyone has heard the same thing?

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5 minutes ago, nikki1992 said:

Hi everyone. 
 

Sorry if this has been discussed already, but I couldn’t find it when I searched the forums. 
 

I received my conditional greencard in June 2019 and it expires in June 2021 (as usual). I recently went to the DMV to get my driving license renewed and while there the lady told me that my greencard has automatically been extended to 2026 because of covid-19 so my new driving license wouldn’t expire until 2025. 
 

I haven’t received a letter explaining any of this from USCIS, and haven’t received a new greencard with the 2026 expiry date so I just wondered if anyone has heard the same thing?

Don't believe them. You will have to file for ROC when it's close to expiration.

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19 minutes ago, nikki1992 said:

Hi everyone. 
 

Sorry if this has been discussed already, but I couldn’t find it when I searched the forums. 
 

I received my conditional greencard in June 2019 and it expires in June 2021 (as usual). I recently went to the DMV to get my driving license renewed and while there the lady told me that my greencard has automatically been extended to 2026 because of covid-19 so my new driving license wouldn’t expire until 2025. 
 

I haven’t received a letter explaining any of this from USCIS, and haven’t received a new greencard with the 2026 expiry date so I just wondered if anyone has heard the same thing?

lol that is not true. DMV folks know nothing about immigration.

duh

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23 minutes ago, Ayrton said:

Don't believe them. You will have to file for ROC when it's close to expiration.

 

10 minutes ago, James120383 said:

lol that is not true. DMV folks know nothing about immigration.

Yeah I was super surprised and suspicious when she said that. Especially since I hadn’t been told that by USCIS. At least I got an extended driving license from it lol

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The DMV is completely separate from USCIS i can’t believe she would offer up “advice” that’s completely out of the scope of her practice.

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48 minutes ago, nikki1992 said:

 

Yeah I was super surprised and suspicious when she said that. Especially since I hadn’t been told that by USCIS. At least I got an extended driving license from it lol

DMV folks just know nothing about immigration. good for you. dont have to go to DMV for another 5 years. this is pretty normal where they over estimate everything 

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Maybe you misunderstood and the license has been extended.  Each state's DMV has different rules.  My wife's FL license was 2 yrs when she got her AOS but when she got the conditional green card they extended it to 10 yrs. 

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20 hours ago, nikki1992 said:

Hi everyone. 
 

Sorry if this has been discussed already, but I couldn’t find it when I searched the forums. 
 

I received my conditional greencard in June 2019 and it expires in June 2021 (as usual). I recently went to the DMV to get my driving license renewed and while there the lady told me that my greencard has automatically been extended to 2026 because of covid-19 so my new driving license wouldn’t expire until 2025. 
 

I haven’t received a letter explaining any of this from USCIS, and haven’t received a new greencard with the 2026 expiry date so I just wondered if anyone has heard the same thing?

Lol don't believe DMV folks. They told me once that once I come into the US, I am automatically a US citizen

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7 minutes ago, retheem said:

Lol don't believe DMV folks. They told me once that once I come into the US, I am automatically a US citizen

A lot of people seem to struggle with the fact that I can live here legally and not be a US citizen. No matter how much I explain!

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20 hours ago, nikki1992 said:

 

Yeah I was super surprised and suspicious when she said that. Especially since I hadn’t been told that by USCIS. At least I got an extended driving license from it lol

That’s why she works at the DMV not USCIS. She knows nothing about immigration. 
 

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21 hours ago, nikki1992 said:

Hi everyone. 
 

Sorry if this has been discussed already, but I couldn’t find it when I searched the forums. 
 

I received my conditional greencard in June 2019 and it expires in June 2021 (as usual). I recently went to the DMV to get my driving license renewed and while there the lady told me that my greencard has automatically been extended to 2026 because of covid-19 so my new driving license wouldn’t expire until 2025. 
 

I haven’t received a letter explaining any of this from USCIS, and haven’t received a new greencard with the 2026 expiry date so I just wondered if anyone has heard the same thing?

What is that lady smoking??? Sounds like some strong stuff.

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