Case Was Received At My Local Office

[devo77 8]

My wife's case was transferred to the local field office last month. We received a letter today that her conditions were removed and we will get a new GC within 60 days. No interview. Based on that they are obviously not interviewing all cases xfer'd to the field offices

[batasMTR 4]

What service center?

[CadMont 9]

24 minutes ago, devo77 said:

My wife's case was transferred to the local field office last month. We received a letter today that her conditions were removed and we will get a new GC within 60 days. No interview. Based on that they are obviously not interviewing all cases xfer'd to the field offices

When did you guys send your documents?

 

And congrats!

[devo77 8]

Docs sent to vermont in April of last year. Once xfer'd to our local field office, it took less than a month to remove the conditions. Hopefully, it won't take the full 60 days to get the new GC

[acabrera7186 10]

I see what everyone is talking about 2 case number 

[David and Sinthea 50]

15 hours ago, acabrera7186 said:

I see what everyone is talking about 2 case number 

Is the one where an interviewis schedule for ROC or Citizenship? 

[acabrera7186 10]

4 minutes ago, Sinthea said:

Is the one where an interviewis schedule for ROC or Citizenship? 

For citizenship but it’s not the same person the one with the eac is my husband roc 

[David and Sinthea 50]

2 hours ago, acabrera7186 said:

For citizenship but it’s not the same person the one with the eac is my husband roc 

Okay, I understand now! Was on the same page saying "my cases"  so I assumed it was all one person

[devo77 8]

Well...did not take long to get my wife's green card. Yesterday we got the letter stating her conditions were being removed and today we got the GC. After reading all the reviews about how long this process takes, I certainly feel lucky to have this completed in less than a year.

[samku06 10]

1 hour ago, devo77 said:

Well...did not take long to get my wife's green card. Yesterday we got the letter stating her conditions were being removed and today we got the GC. After reading all the reviews about how long this process takes, I certainly feel lucky to have this completed in less than a year.

Congrats! If you look up your case status online, did it change to something like "greencard shipped" or does it still say case moved to local office like earlier? I am just trying to figure out how fast or if they update the status once the greencard has been created and shipped.

[Ketsuban 1,034]

Everyone here who has recently received their card needs to make sure their dates on it are correct. There are a few (possibly a lot) coming out with the incorrect resident since date. It should be the date you entered on your CR-1 or got approved for AOS. My one has the date my ROC was approved and they gave the card a validity of 10 years + two weeks. If your dates are incorrect, you can file an I-90 online and submit a service request on your I-751 case for typographical error on your permanent residence card. Not sure how widespread this is.

[gc@gc 184]

5 hours ago, devo77 said:

Well...did not take long to get my wife's green card. Yesterday we got the letter stating her conditions were being removed and today we got the GC. After reading all the reviews about how long this process takes, I certainly feel lucky to have this completed in less than a year.

 

they sent the approval notice and green card almost the same time,  i think

[Kamsme 3]

Recently I went to the DMV in Brooklyn to apply upgrade my DL to a Real ID DL, and was a little surprised. The 1 year extension letter for my temp GC that I received last year was to expire in few days and when I went in and provided all the documents to the clerk, he took my temp GC, which was expired and gave it to his supervisor who took it with him and didn't come back till 15 minutes. At this point I was scared to what was going on. And the supervisor came back, and gave the clerk the GC and few documents that he then gave me to hold. The document was actually was a verification done on my GC by SAVE. And the most surprising thing I read on the verification letter was that, DMV verified my GC and the result was that I'm a "permanent resident of USA". 

Does this mean something? Anyone else had an experience going through this process?

[devo77 8]

3 hours ago, Ketsuban said:

Everyone here who has recently received their card needs to make sure their dates on it are correct. There are a few (possibly a lot) coming out with the incorrect resident since date. It should be the date you entered on your CR-1 or got approved for AOS. My one has the date my ROC was approved and they gave the card a validity of 10 years + two weeks. If your dates are incorrect, you can file an I-90 online and submit a service request on your I-751 case for typographical error on your permanent residence card. Not sure how widespread this is.

I just checked and her resident since date does state the date of ROC instead of her AOS date which was on the original card. Also, I noticed it doesn't have her signature beneath her picture on the front of the card like her orig GC. Should there be a signature there?

[NJI751 12]

12 hours ago, devo77 said:

I just checked and her resident since date does state the date of ROC instead of her AOS date which was on the original card. Also, I noticed it doesn't have her signature beneath her picture on the front of the card like her orig GC. Should there be a signature there?

Looks like USCIS is messing up a certain batch of Green Cards. Well, they are messing up everything.
 

I think you should definitely get the date fixed to the date of the AOS. Not exactly sure of the process, but I'm sure you'll find your answer if you search the forum.