Question about passport stamp after I-90 was denied

[anaid 0]

Hi Everyone,

My husband was approved for his Green Card back in April of this year. After being approved, we moved to a new apartment and unfortunately, we never received his Green Card (even though we told the interviewer our new mailing address, long story).

We went to our local USCIS Office and explained our dilemma and were told to write a letter and submit it with for I-90 for a replacement Green Card. The woman said that sometimes if you write a letter explaining what happened, they will waive the fee for you. She also would not stamp my husband's passport because his Green Card was not techincally considered lost in their system until we submitted the I-90.

We just found out that our application was denied (not surprisingly), but we are planning to travel outside of the country within the next month. Is it still possible for him to get the passport stamp? We are going to resubmit the I-90 with payment once we have the money (this whole process has been ridiculously expensive), but in the meantime, we need a way for him to be able to travel outside of the country and then re-enter.

Any help you can give us would be much appreciated.

[Otto 83]

Is it still possible for him to get the passport stamp? We are going to resubmit the I-90 with payment once we have the money (this whole process has been ridiculously expensive), but in the meantime, we need a way for him to be able to travel outside of the country and then re-enter.

Might be possible - need to make an infopass appointment to find out (and possibly get the I-551 stamp). What (if you know) is the status of your AOS? (Is that approved and simply the I-90 without the fee denied?)

[wellmux 3]

Hi Everyone,

My husband was approved for his Green Card back in April of this year. After being approved, we moved to a new apartment and unfortunately, we never received his Green Card (even though we told the interviewer our new mailing address, long story).

We went to our local USCIS Office and explained our dilemma and were told to write a letter and submit it with for I-90 for a replacement Green Card. The woman said that sometimes if you write a letter explaining what happened, they will waive the fee for you. She also would not stamp my husband's passport because his Green Card was not techincally considered lost in their system until we submitted the I-90.

We just found out that our application was denied (not surprisingly), but we are planning to travel outside of the country within the next month. Is it still possible for him to get the passport stamp? We are going to resubmit the I-90 with payment once we have the money (this whole process has been ridiculously expensive), but in the meantime, we need a way for him to be able to travel outside of the country and then re-enter.

Any help you can give us would be much appreciated.

[anaid 0]

Is it still possible for him to get the passport stamp? We are going to resubmit the I-90 with payment once we have the money (this whole process has been ridiculously expensive), but in the meantime, we need a way for him to be able to travel outside of the country and then re-enter.

Might be possible - need to make an infopass appointment to find out (and possibly get the I-551 stamp). What (if you know) is the status of your AOS? (Is that approved and simply the I-90 without the fee denied?)

He was approved for his Green Card back in April. It was mailed to us but to the wrong address (a USCIS error). We were told to submit the I-90 without payment and explain the situation, but that was denied. We now have to submit another I-90 with payment, but in the meantime we want to get his passport stamped so we can travel. I just don't want to have us both take a day off from work to go to our local office for them to say he cannot receive the stamp.