I recovered my lost green card.

[Onuoa 24]

Sometimes in February 2023,I  had issues with my US wife who threw me out of her house and claimed she has destroyed my documents, including my green card.Recently, after seven months,she contacted me to make peace and went forth to send my documents back to me, but before now I have applied for I-90.My question is what do I do to my I-90 application (permanent resident card replacement)since I have gotten my old green card back?

Edited September 16, 2023 by Onuoa

[Dashinka 24,491]

This is what I found.

 

Good Luck!

 

Withdrawing the I-90

When you submit an I-90 application, you will receive a receipt number from the USCIS that begins with either LIN or MSC. If you wish to later withdraw the application (if, for example, you find the card or have it returned), you must send a written request to either the Nebraska Service Center (for LIN receipts) or the National Benefits Center in Lee's Summit, Missouri (for MSC receipts). The USCIS does not refund application fees.

 

https://legalbeagle.com/12326650-withdraw-i90-application.html

[Onuoa 24]

3 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

This is what I found.

 

Good Luck!

 

Withdrawing the I-90

When you submit an I-90 application, you will receive a receipt number from the USCIS that begins with either LIN or MSC. If you wish to later withdraw the application (if, for example, you find the card or have it returned), you must send a written request to either the Nebraska Service Center (for LIN receipts) or the National Benefits Center in Lee's Summit, Missouri (for MSC receipts). The USCIS does not refund application fees.

 

https://legalbeagle.com/12326650-withdraw-i90-application.html

Okay,Thanks.I filed the application online and I have sent a message to USCIS but I have not gotten a feed back from them.

[Dashinka 24,491]

26 minutes ago, Onuoa said:

Okay,Thanks.I filed the application online and I have sent a message to USCIS but I have not gotten a feed back from them.

It might take some time for USCIS to respond to a written request to withdraw your I90.  I would not worry too much about it at this point.

[Onuoa 24]

1 minute ago, Dashinka said:

It might take some time for USCIS to respond to a written request to withdraw your I90.  I would not worry too much about it at this point.

Thanks for your prompt response.

[Timona 4,207]

It says "send a written request." I'd basically do just exactly that and certify mail it

[Onuoa 24]

5 hours ago, Onuoa said:

Thanks for your prompt response.

I will certainly do that by Monday.

Thanks.