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Joyce   0

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Hi everyone...

I would like to know where can I see My I-551...they say its a stamp of my passport .. But I cant see where will it be...Will appreciate the help... thank you in advance

March 2005- Interview in USA EMBASSY in Philippine

April2005 - Waiting for my Police clearance from JApan

May 2005- submit the Police clearance in US EMbassy

June2005 - Waiting for my approval result

June 28 2005- Visa on hand!

July 13 2005- Arrive in USA

June -July 2007- have a notice from USCIS that may interview will be soon..

Aug 2007-- Re-schedule My interview..

sept 2007-- waiting for the new schedule for interview!

Oct.2007-- my son turn 1 year old...

Nov 2007-- I got the schedule for my interview.. so excited

Dec 17 2007- FINALLY the interview ...

Dec 21 2007.card production ordered

Dec 26 2007-Notice E-mailed welcoming the new permanent resident

Jan.2 2008- Approval notice been sent.

Jan 20 2008- Recieve the (10years) GREEN CARD on the mail! FINALLY!

Scott and Mhay Experienced

Scott and Mhay   57

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why do you need the I-551 stamp? You have a 10 year greencard right?

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Removal of conditions Journey

16 March 2012 Sent I-751 package from Aviano AB, Italy.

29 March 2012 Received everything back...wrong fee. thought we didn't have to pay biometrics since we were sending fingerprint cards and passport photos.

30 March 2012 Sent everything out again from Aviano AB, Italy.

10 April 2012 Check cashed

17 April 2012 Received NOA1 dated 6 April.

06 Dec 2012 Received 10 yr green card. Letter said it was approved 28 November 2012.

Joyce Contributor

Joyce   0

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why do you need the I-551 stamp? You have a 10 year greencard right?

Yes.. I do have the 10 year green card.... just wondering what there saying about the I-551 stamp.. cause sure I can find that in my passport

March 2005- Interview in USA EMBASSY in Philippine

April2005 - Waiting for my Police clearance from JApan

May 2005- submit the Police clearance in US EMbassy

June2005 - Waiting for my approval result

June 28 2005- Visa on hand!

July 13 2005- Arrive in USA

June -July 2007- have a notice from USCIS that may interview will be soon..

Aug 2007-- Re-schedule My interview..

sept 2007-- waiting for the new schedule for interview!

Oct.2007-- my son turn 1 year old...

Nov 2007-- I got the schedule for my interview.. so excited

Dec 17 2007- FINALLY the interview ...

Dec 21 2007.card production ordered

Dec 26 2007-Notice E-mailed welcoming the new permanent resident

Jan.2 2008- Approval notice been sent.

Jan 20 2008- Recieve the (10years) GREEN CARD on the mail! FINALLY!

daboyz Experienced

daboyz   36

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Yes.. I do have the 10 year green card.... just wondering what there saying about the I-551 stamp.. cause sure I can find that in my passport

I doubt you will have an I-551 stamp in your passport since you didn't enter on a IR-1/CR-1 visa. They would have given you an I-94.

I-551 is also the official name for your green card.

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I-129F touched: 2008-05-06

I-130 touched: 2008-05-09

I-129F approved 2008-09-05

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NVC received 2008-09-12

Pay I-864 2008-10-08

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Receive Instruction 2008-11-05

Case Complete 2008-11-18

Medical 2009-01-19/20 passed

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Interview 221g 2009-02-23

Second interview 2009-03-02 Approved

POE DFW 2009-03-07

Received SS card 2009-03-17

Received GC 2009-04-01

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(I'm going for the IR-1 and blowing off the K-3. Even if it takes an extra couple months, it's worth it to not have to deal with USCIS again)

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Note:

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Joyce Contributor

Joyce   0

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I doubt you will have an I-551 stamp in your passport since you didn't enter on a IR-1/CR-1 visa. They would have given you an I-94.

Oh.. I see... yah I have I-94 but the immegration officer take it, when I got my interview for GC...thank you for the info. sir! :)

March 2005- Interview in USA EMBASSY in Philippine

April2005 - Waiting for my Police clearance from JApan

May 2005- submit the Police clearance in US EMbassy

June2005 - Waiting for my approval result

June 28 2005- Visa on hand!

July 13 2005- Arrive in USA

June -July 2007- have a notice from USCIS that may interview will be soon..

Aug 2007-- Re-schedule My interview..

sept 2007-- waiting for the new schedule for interview!

Oct.2007-- my son turn 1 year old...

Nov 2007-- I got the schedule for my interview.. so excited

Dec 17 2007- FINALLY the interview ...

Dec 21 2007.card production ordered

Dec 26 2007-Notice E-mailed welcoming the new permanent resident

Jan.2 2008- Approval notice been sent.

Jan 20 2008- Recieve the (10years) GREEN CARD on the mail! FINALLY!

NickD Grand Master

NickD   203

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Oh.. I see... yah I have I-94 but the immegration officer take it, when I got my interview for GC...thank you for the info. sir! :)

An I-551 nay be a green card, a form, or a stamp in your current valid foreign passport, the later is required to keep you here legally in the event you lose your green card or if you experience long delays when the USCIS is processing your conditional or ten year card. I-551 in any form shows that you are here legally as a lawful permanent resident, provided the expiration date hasn't been met yet.

We came very close to getting an I-551 stamp in my wife's current valid foreign passport due to long delays in processing our I-751, but if you don't have a passport, can also apply for an I-94 with an infopass appointment by bringing in two passport type photos of yourself.

USCIS doesn't tell you this stuff if they are experiencing long delays, we had to learn this stuff on our own, this board was a big help in this matter. Its up to you to keep yourself legal.

Joyce Contributor

Joyce   0

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An I-551 nay be a green card, a form, or a stamp in your current valid foreign passport, the later is required to keep you here legally in the event you lose your green card or if you experience long delays when the USCIS is processing your conditional or ten year card. I-551 in any form shows that you are here legally as a lawful permanent resident, provided the expiration date hasn't been met yet.

We came very close to getting an I-551 stamp in my wife's current valid foreign passport due to long delays in processing our I-751, but if you don't have a passport, can also apply for an I-94 with an infopass appointment by bringing in two passport type photos of yourself.

USCIS doesn't tell you this stuff if they are experiencing long delays, we had to learn this stuff on our own, this board was a big help in this matter. Its up to you to keep yourself legal.

Thank you very much for the info. appreciate it

March 2005- Interview in USA EMBASSY in Philippine

April2005 - Waiting for my Police clearance from JApan

May 2005- submit the Police clearance in US EMbassy

June2005 - Waiting for my approval result

June 28 2005- Visa on hand!

July 13 2005- Arrive in USA

June -July 2007- have a notice from USCIS that may interview will be soon..

Aug 2007-- Re-schedule My interview..

sept 2007-- waiting for the new schedule for interview!

Oct.2007-- my son turn 1 year old...

Nov 2007-- I got the schedule for my interview.. so excited

Dec 17 2007- FINALLY the interview ...

Dec 21 2007.card production ordered

Dec 26 2007-Notice E-mailed welcoming the new permanent resident

Jan.2 2008- Approval notice been sent.

Jan 20 2008- Recieve the (10years) GREEN CARD on the mail! FINALLY!

Brother Hesekiel Mentor

Brother Hesekiel   2,236

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Is this a trick question? Your Green Card's code name is . . . . take a guess: I-551.

There is no room in this country for hyphenated Americanism. When I refer to hyphenated Americans, I do not refer to naturalized Americans. Some of the very best Americans I have ever known were naturalized Americans, Americans born abroad. But a hyphenated American is not an American at all . . . . The one absolutely certain way of bringing this nation to ruin, of preventing all possibility of its continuing to be a nation at all, would be to permit it to become a tangle of squabbling nationalities, an intricate knot of German-Americans, Irish-Americans, English-Americans, French-Americans, Scandinavian-Americans or Italian-Americans, each preserving its separate nationality, each at heart feeling more sympathy with Europeans of that nationality, than with the other citizens of the American Republic . . . . There is no such thing as a hyphenated American who is a good American. The only man who is a good American is the man who is an American and nothing else.

President Teddy Roosevelt on Columbus Day 1915

NickD Grand Master

NickD   203

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Is this a trick question? Your Green Card's code name is . . . . take a guess: I-551.

Trick question by the USCIS in that the I-551 can either be a card, a form, or a stamp in your valid foreign passport.

 
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