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So finally after 8 months my wife's green card arrives in the mail and USCIS has decided that she is a man. Her sex is listed as M.

She's leaving for Australia on business Monday so I'm going to send her with her EAD/AP card along with her Greencard. Hopefully they will let him, er uh...her re-enter when she gets back.

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Apparently USCIS now recognizes same sex marriage

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Apologies to anyone who thinks I was trolling with this thread. A little humor to brighten up an otherwise life consuming process cant be bad. The purpose of my post was to show how important it is

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No need to apologize. If you cannot find some humor throughout this long, stressful immigration process, then you might get ulcers or something. That old saying, 'Laughter is the best medicine' did no

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Amazing, took them 8 months to process and they still managed to di@k the card up! Hopefully she does not experience any problems during her travels caused by their error! :blush:

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:wow: Here I go giving you guys some belated gambeis, and now USCIS is trying to cause her grief..... I hope that she doesn't suffer any adverse consequences on her upcoming business travel as a result of the mis-deeds of "The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight." :yes:

Operator, on a lighter side:

Your message made me think about an old song by the Kinks called "Lola." :rofl:

(No offense intended...) :blush:

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Operator, on a lighter side:

Your message made me think about an old song by the Kinks called "Lola." :rofl:

(No offense intended...) :blush:

Ha! Now I am hearing that song in my head :lol:

OP> You will need to file the I-90 to get it fixed. There will be no charge since it was their mistake. If she was not leaving Monday, I would say to make an infopass and get the I-551 stamp in her passport to act as her temp green card while you are waiting for the corrected one to arrive. If she doesn't have a morning flight, you might want to try a walk-in for that first thing Mon. morning.

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:wow: Here I go giving you guys some belated gambeis, and now USCIS is trying to cause her grief..... I hope that she doesn't suffer any adverse consequences on her upcoming business travel as a result of the mis-deeds of "The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight." :yes:

Operator, on a lighter side:

Your message made me think about an old song by the Kinks called "Lola." :rofl:

(No offense intended...) :blush:

Apparently USCIS now recognizes same sex marriage :blink:

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Ha! Now I am hearing that song in my head :lol:

OP> You will need to file the I-90 to get it fixed. There will be no charge since it was their mistake. If she was not leaving Monday, I would say to make an infopass and get the I-551 stamp in her passport to act as her temp green card while you are waiting for the corrected one to arrive. If she doesn't have a morning flight, you might want to try a walk-in for that first thing Mon. morning.

The office is on the way to the airport but she has an early flight. She has her welcome letter and EAD/AP card with the correct A# (even has the same picture) so hopefully they won't give her to difficult a time. I'll be surprised if anyone even notices.

I'll call a CSR Monday morning and get it on the record that they made a mistake.

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You could also print out a copy of the I-90 to show you will be filing for a correction on her return - plus, if you still have the envelope in which it came she could also bring that showing how recently it arrived so she was not able to get theI-551 stamp. She shouldn't have any problems but it is good to be prepared,

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O- Just did our I90 also for wrong start date after two phone calls and two info pass appointments. Good Luck. We did get an acknowledgement and got a 6 month I551 stamp in her passport. Congratulations on man love.

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lol. my thoughts when I saw the title too!

I was like, how can you get married and not notice the stuff between the legs :P

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