Received Green Card Today -- Wrong expiration date? Advise please!

[Spotify 76]

1 hour ago, Mike E said:

Since per your timeline your interview date was May 17, more than two years after you married you absolutely you have received a ten year green card.  
 

Whether you want to wait until she gets a job to file I-90 or not is up to you.  
 

I would instead first

 

* get the SS card without the DHS authorization needed annotation 

 

* a drivers license or state ID using the SS card abs green card.  
 

Then I would file i-90.  
 

This way her state ID/DL plus her SS card are all she needs to work for I-9 purposes.  

 

Yeah thanks.  We'll try to call SSA on Monday to see how soon we can schedule an appointment to remove the "valid only with DHS authorization"

[Demise 1,289]

I'll also add my 5 cents that while she waits on the I-90, she can schedule an infopass appointment to get an I-551/ADIT stamp into her passport. The stamp is valid for 1 year and serves as evidence of permanent residence during that time and can be used for anything an actual green card can - work, getting a social security number, getting a driver's license, international travel, etc. 

Edited June 26, 2021 by Demise

[Spotify 76]

12 hours ago, Demise said:

I'll also add my 5 cents that while she waits on the I-90, she can schedule an infopass appointment to get an I-551/ADIT stamp into her passport. The stamp is valid for 1 year and serves as evidence of permanent residence during that time and can be used for anything an actual green card can - work, getting a social security number, getting a driver's license, international travel, etc. 

Thanks, we'll try to call USCIS on Monday to schedule that too.  Do they request reasons for getting an ADIT stamp?  And we probably could get this done at a local USCIS office correct?

[Scandi 4,166]

54 minutes ago, Spotify said:

Thanks, we'll try to call USCIS on Monday to schedule that too.  Do they request reasons for getting an ADIT stamp?  And we probably could get this done at a local USCIS office correct?

Yes you need a reason to get a stamp, and you have a valid one. So that shouldn't be any issues at all. The infopass will always be svheduled at the field office that has jurisdiction over your zip code area, you can find your field office here: https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/find-a-uscis-office/field-offices

Just scroll all the way down and enter your zip code. Should be the same field office you had your AOS interview at, if you had one and haven't moved since. Bring the i-90 acceptance/receipt letter when you go there. 

Edited June 27, 2021 by Scandi

[Chancy 6,241]

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