Catia&Sal

OP doesn't have a green card, just filed adjustment of status in June 2023. Right, she's in the GC process... But my advice remains the same: when it comes to major decisions that will impact the course of your life permanently, try to be cool and don't rush"

An advice from an old experienced italian lady: don't leave immediately! Leave the "dust" fell down on the floor, and take your time to rethink about the entire situation. If you moved here, leaving your Country and went through the (endless) process to obtein the GC, it means something, right? Just now was a fight. It happens sometimes to say things you don't really think only because you are angry. Now I try to see your point: "I'm here alone, nobody from my family, US is a difficult Country for living, maybe some problem with language (as I have!)... and this man I gave everything for, the love of my life, now became my worst enemy!!!"... It is very human reaction thinking to run away! But take a bit for thinking about it , and all the consequences it would bring. It's worth to do it? Are you really sure that coming back to your Country is the solution that would make you happier and safer? If you leave now, probably will be very difficult to step back. Running and doing things on the spur of the moment never solved a problem. So, unless you are afraid for your security, I would take some time for myself, just to clear my mind. Good luck!

JUST FOR UPDATE: Last Monday May 15th I went to Federal Plaza USCIS in NYC downton, in 15 min they put a stamp on my passport, 1 year validity. Very fast and organized, and It allow me to leave without troubles. Another good news is that I receveid an mail last week...I thought was the same thing, but no! It's about the I-90 application, I have appointment for the biometric exam next Friday May 26. Much faster than I imagined... USCIS website calculates about 4 months for biometrics, and 8 months for GC replacement,. Eventually NYC offices are more efficient.

Just to update: last Friday (following your advices, thanks!) I called the USCIS, the lady on phone was very kind and told me in 3 days we will contact you to make an appointment. In fact, Tuesday they called on my phone and we talked about date and time for an appointment. After they sent me an email with the confirmation number, place and time, and all the details of documents to bring there. So I'm going to USCIS in NYC at Federal Plaza next Monday morning! I hope everything will be fine. Thank you for all the help and support.

I've thought about this I-551, but was not very clear the way to obtein it, looked like the same that I had on my passport when I first entered to US after the interview. I'm afraid because not much time left, but today I'm calling the Uscis customer service. Thanks!

Good morning. I have a problem, maybe it's not the biggest... I went abroad last month, and on my way back I lost my Green Card. I only noticed it when I was at home, because I showed it together with my passport at the counter of Immigration at Newark Airport. Assuming I've lost it on my way out from the airport, I asked the "lost and found" service, after going to the Police and signing my report, but no results. Consequentially, a couple of days ago I filed a I-90 form for requesting a copy. It takes around 8 months to obtain a new document, and 4 months for a biometric appointment. Considering that I should leave for Italy, and I already have a ticket to leave on July 17 and return on September 15, my question is: what to do? It will be easy leaving to Italy in July, because I am returning to my country. But which document do I have to show when I come back? I've been searching and searching on the USCIS website for two days, but so far no response... I hope you can give me an advice on the topic. Thanks in advance