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viki24   2

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I paid my parents green card on first week of September, is over 2months now but we have not received it yet. 

I called and I was being told that I have to wait after 90days so they can answer my questions. 

Does anyone have idea on how to expedite the process. 

What would be normal timeline for Green card process. 

Tia

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Lil bear   4,260

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16 minutes ago, viki24 said:

I paid my parents green card on first week of September, is over 2months now but we have not received it yet. 

I called and I was being told that I have to wait after 90days so they can answer my questions. 

Does anyone have idea on how to expedite the process. 

What would be normal timeline for Green card process. 

Tia

You cannot expedite this. The GC takes 4 weeks to 12 months for no rhyme or reason. The stamped visa ( that the CBP stamped  on entry ) is all that is needed until the GC comes. It can be used for b everything that the plastic GC can 

 

Im assuming they have also entered the US as well as you paying  the fee .. 

 

** Moved to Moving to the US and your new life in America “ as the question relates to  life after having  already entered the US. 

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11 hours ago, viki24 said:

I paid my parents green card on first week of September, is over 2months now but we have not received it yet. 

I called and I was being told that I have to wait after 90days so they can answer my questions. 

Does anyone have idea on how to expedite the process. 

What would be normal timeline for Green card process. 

Tia

 

Normal timeline is up to 90 days, there's no way to expedite it but no need to either, their stamped visas act as green cards for a year anyway, as said above.

 

When did your parents actually enter the US? 

 
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