Customs officer accidentally gave CR1 Visa

[xzsca10 33]

Just now, powerpuff said:

~~ Duplicate thread removed. Please do start multiple threads pertaining to the same or related topics (I-90, wrong GC, stamp) ~~
 

please tell your wife to not get so upset. This has happened many time to many people and this is not the end of the world.

 

Her status is and will remain the same - Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR). She’s just waiting for the evidence of that to come through. File I-90 with a fee waived and get the stamp. If it expires, get another one. I-551 stamps ARE evidence of LPR status while she waits for the plastic card.

okay... yeah im trying to get her to relax. she is losing it.

 

thanks for the insights. she would technically need 2-3 stamps given how long it takes to arrive. hopefully will workout. will update this thread as any new developments arise

 

 

[powerpuff 6,697]

2 minutes ago, xzsca10 said:

its still frustrating.

 

 

I understand and it truly sucks that you have to go through this…. I can go on and on about how USCIS has to improve drastically but getting so upset won’t do her good either. It’ll be okay 

 

1 minute ago, xzsca10 said:

thanks for the insights. she would technically need 2-3 stamps given how long it takes to arrive. hopefully will workout. will update this thread as any new developments arise

Hang in there. Keep us posted 

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

1 minute ago, xzsca10 said:

okay... yeah im trying to get her to relax. she is losing it.

 

thanks for the insights. she would technically need 2-3 stamps given how long it takes to arrive. hopefully will workout. will update this thread as any new developments arise

 

 

Recently a forum member shared she received her new GC some 6-7 days after filing the I-90.

You could be as lucky as her. 

[xzsca10 33]

3 minutes ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

Recently a forum member shared she received her new GC some 6-7 days after filing the I-90.

You could be as lucky as her. 

she might have found a glitch in the matrix cause that is a rare occasion 

[powerpuff 6,697]

Also look into the thread below. You can request the ADIT stamp (I-551) to be mailed to your address.

Tips on how to get a human when calling USCIS:

 

 

[xzsca10 33]

If anyone knows HOW to write a successful i-90 submission in this scenario please point me in the right direction (resources/links/threads). 

 

I am thinking of adding in the Section 216 clause which states:

 

"Conversely, if the alien is not subject to the provisions of section 216 of the Act, but the visa classification endorsed on the immigrant visa indicates that the alien is subject thereto (e.g., if the second anniversary of the marriage upon which the immigrant visa is based occurred after the issuance of the visa and prior to the alien's application for admission) the endorsement on the visa shall be corrected and the alien shall be admitted as a lawful permanent resident without conditions, if otherwise admissible."

3 minutes ago, powerpuff said:

Also look into the thread below. You can request the ADIT stamp (I-551) to be mailed to your address.

Tips on how to get a human when calling USCIS:

 

 

thank you so much for sharing these.

Edited March 30, 2023 by xzsca10
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[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

5 minutes ago, xzsca10 said:

If anyone knows HOW to write a successful i-90 submission in this scenario please point me in the right direction (resources/links/threads). 

 

I am thinking of adding in the Section 216 clause which states:

 

"Conversely, if the alien is not subject to the provisions of section 216 of the Act, but the visa classification endorsed on the immigrant visa indicates that the alien is subject thereto (e.g., if the second anniversary of the marriage upon which the immigrant visa is based occurred after the issuance of the visa and prior to the alien's application for admission) the endorsement on the visa shall be corrected and the alien shall be admitted as a lawful permanent resident without conditions, if otherwise admissible."

What you need to include is: 

1. GC with wrong classification 

2. Copy of marriage certificate highlighting date

3. Copy of the stamp on your wife's passport showing she entered on or after your 2nd anniversary

4. A letter explaining you mistakenly received a conditional GC

[xzsca10 33]

Just now, Allaboutwaiting said:

What you need to include is: 

1. GC with wrong classification 

2. Copy of marriage certificate highlighting date

3. Copy of the stamp on your wife's passport showing she entered on or after your 2nd anniversary

4. A letter explaining you mistakenly received a conditional GC

THANK YOU. God this community is really a life-saver.

[TBoneTX 45,273]

35 minutes ago, xzsca10 said:

this community is really a life-saver.

None of us know what we'd do without it.  There's strength in numbers and accumulated knowledge.   

[xzsca10 33]

4 hours ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

Recently a forum member shared she received her new GC some 6-7 days after filing the I-90.

You could be as lucky as her. 

can u share the user who had this? trying to look for the thread

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

17 minutes ago, xzsca10 said:

can u share the user who had this? trying to look for the thread

 

 

Edited March 31, 2023 by Allaboutwaiting

[xzsca10 33]

Hello all, It's been a dreadful day.

 

My wife has the option to:

 

a. Correct CR-1 to IR-1 and file i-90 form. Takes up to 20 months or longer. 

b. Do the i-751 interview. 

 

we have been trying to weigh the pros and cons of each option. She's very paranoid about ICE so she's leaning towards doing the interview. She's been talking with ChatGPT and getting all sorts of wacko answers. So thought I would ask for the community's experience here.  

Edited March 31, 2023 by xzsca10
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[milimelo 4,477]

Provide date of arrival to the US and date of marriage. 
 

If this is USCIS error, there’s absolutely no reason to do I-751. 

[xzsca10 33]

40 minutes ago, milimelo said:

Provide date of arrival to the US and date of marriage. 
 

If this is USCIS error, there’s absolutely no reason to do I-751. 

Arrived on Dec 28th, 2022.

Married on Dec 26th, 2020. 
 

 

My wife had a pretty abusive experience with ICE in the past from overstaying her visa waiver program when she was just visiting here from Europe. They detained for several months. She prefers to do an interview for 751 than risk of being detained or questioned. 

Edited March 31, 2023 by xzsca10
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[EM_Vandaveer 2,408]

2 hours ago, xzsca10 said:

Arrived on Dec 28th, 2022.

Married on Dec 26th, 2020. 
 

 

My wife had a pretty abusive experience with ICE in the past from overstaying her visa waiver program when she was just visiting here from Europe. They detained for several months. She prefers to do an interview for 751 than risk of being detained or questioned. 

That makes no sense, to be honest. She's not required or eligible to file I-751. It's not a question of choice. The correct procedure is to get the GC corrected via I-90.