I 90 questions

[N&S 32]

Not sure this is the correct forum but it happened on removal of condition - if it should be somewhere else, if one of the moderators could please move it there!

So I received notice for my removal of conditions application and they had missed off the hyphen in my last name (they did that, too, for the conditional greencard - argh), and I called them and received email confirmation of the request to correct this typo but nothing else. I flagged it when I had my biometrics but they said that's nothing they are dealing with, so I figured it's all in hand.

Yesterday I received my new permanent resident card and sure enough it doesn't have a hyphen, so I called and they put a service request in and today I get an answer saying I need to file I 90 to apply for a replacement card.

I am trying to use the instructions but there are a couple of things I'm not sure about (and I can't find a demo form here on VJ), so hope that someone who's been there might be able to help.

1. K1 visa is considered non-immigrant visa here, correct?

2. Q: "Location where you applied for an immigrant visa or adjustment of status" - that would be the Chicago lookbox?

3. Q: "Location where immigrant visa was issued or USCIS office where adjustment of status was granted" - I actually didn't have an interview but my application was sent to CSC; is that what I want to put here?

Also, as I can't find information on how long the process takes and I will need to travel in a March most likely, is there something I can do at an infopass appointment to get a temporary fix? Or is my old (temporary) greencard with the extension letter still good?

Thanks in advance for your input!

[hmh33 117]

AFAIK you're correct on all counts.

While you would probably get away with traveling on the expired GC + extension letter, it's better to get an I-551 stamp in your passport via InfoPass.

[N&S 32]

Thanks for the feedback - had infopass today; they said that a missing hyphen isn't critical, that current wait times are 9 months and until I got a notice that I have sent in the i90 they couldn't stamp my passport, so in the end decided to just keep the card without the - .