Less than 180 days in a year

[momo1992 1]

1 minute ago, OldUser said:

You're saying they're classified you as CR1 instead of IR1? Then yes, you need to file I-90 and include cover letter explaining you're married for over 10 years. Include copy of marriage certificate and choose option to indicate it was USCIS mistake. That way you don't pay the fees.

Sorry I was married less than 2 years when I was Issued Cr1 visa but I enter in U.S after Second wedding anniversary.What I suppose to do ?

[OldUser 6,561]

4 minutes ago, momo1992 said:

Sorry I was married less than 2 years when I was Issued Cr1 visa but I enter in U.S after Second wedding anniversary.What I suppose to do ?

So why are you saying you were married for 10 years? I don't know what to suggest as you're providing conflicting information. 

If you were married for over 2 years on the date of your first entry to the US on immigrant visa, you will get 10 year green card. If you receive 2 year card, you need to file I-90 asking to replace it. A CBP officer at the border cannot issue green cards, so no questions for him as long as you enter the US.

[momo1992 1]

1 minute ago, OldUser said:

So why are you saying you were married for 10 years? I don't know what to suggest as you're providing conflicting information. 

If you were married for over 2 years on the date of your first entry to the US on immigrant visa, you will get 10 year green card. If you receive 2 year card, you need to file I-90 asking to replace it. A CBP officer at the border cannot issue green cards, so no questions for him as long as you enter the US.

Sorry I wanted to write 2 years and without doing it on purpose I wrote 10 years.

And yes I was married for over 2 years on the date of my first entry in U.S on immigrant cr1 visa.