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Gamisha

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    Adjustment of Status (pending)
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    Chicago Lockbox
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    Italy

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  1. A question regarding the i-865: my husband filled the form and it asks for the effective date of change of address - this is June 2021. Reading the instructions, we noticed that the sponsor is supposed to notify USCIS within 30 days of the change of address, and if they fail to do so they can incur in "a fine not less than $250 or more than $2,000". Does that mean that we might need to pay a fine?
  2. Thank you all! I actually received a letter, a form I-797 Notice of Action. I missed wrote my first post.
  3. I ended up calling USCIS this morning and the first representative I spoke to told me that I shouldn't have the 10 year GC, and that I should have filed for the removal of conditions. They escalated me though, so now USCIS is calling within the next 30 business days and they suggested me that meanwhile I should seek legal advise since I am already out of the timeline to file the removal of conditions. I, then, called USCIS again and this time another representative told me to disregard the notice. I am so confused!
  4. Thank you for your reply. My husband hasn't filed an i-865 - I will look into filing. I also realized that when I filed my AR11 online I haven't linked to any cases, since I didn't have any case pending at the moment (my AOS was approved and I had my 10 year GC) so maybe that's why it got sent to my old address?
  5. Hello, I currently have a 10 years green card that expires in 2031. At the time of my adjustment of status interview I was married to my US citizen husband for more than 2 years, but after the interview they wrongly sent me a green card that was expiring in 2 years. So, I filed a i90 and requested to replace the 2 year green card with a 10 year one, since the conditions shouldn't applied to me because when I became permanent resident I was married 2+ years. My i90 was approved and they sent me a new 10 years green card after a couple months and I have been using that one since. Today I received in the email a notice that says that I should apply to remove the conditions on my permanent resident card. Unfortunately, this was sent back in September but they had my old address on file (even if I filed an AR-11 as soon as I moved almost 2 years ago) and the notice got resent to right address only in January. What should I do? Should I contact USCIS? Or should I ignore the notice, since I have my 10 years green card? I am afraid that in their system I am a conditional permanent resident and I am outside the time of filing for the removal of conditions. I have been a permanent resident since January 5, 2021. Thank you in advance for your advise.
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