Over 120 days, No Green Card.

[Sam Kay 2]

1 minute ago, Jay and Hime said:

It’s separate from the immigration fee. Let me get the letter from my sister and tell you more. Because this was all new to us. I will write back later today. 

Thank you so much!

[Rubs 0]

There’s no extra immigration fee to release anything .That information is very wrong ,after receiving your visa and paying for your immigration fee all you have to do is wait for your GC in the mail.

[Mara0899 80]

I have also waiting for actual GC, I paid on Dec-31 2018 and entered the US on Jane-18 2019 till now its almost 12 weeks passed since I paid for the GC. called, sent inquiry and tracked GC delivery but just got answer to wait 12 weeks. I cant get any job coz they keep asking for GC even I explained them I have stamp on my passport and permitted to get any job within one year until getting  GC. I'm bored of this to stay home with nothing to do. sight !!!

[ahm12 83]

On ‎4‎/‎12‎/‎2019 at 9:05 PM, Mara0899 said:

I have also waiting for actual GC, I paid on Dec-31 2018 and entered the US on Jane-18 2019 till now its almost 12 weeks passed since I paid for the GC. called, sent inquiry and tracked GC delivery but just got answer to wait 12 weeks. I cant get any job coz they keep asking for GC even I explained them I have stamp on my passport and permitted to get any job within one year until getting  GC. I'm bored of this to stay home with nothing to do. sight !!!

did you come with Digital visa packet and your service center is Texas ?

[Mara0899 80]

4 hours ago, ahm12 said:

did you come with Digital visa packet and your service center is Texas ?

Yes, I came with digital visa packet. my service center is Potomac in Washington DC. 

[ahm12 83]

1 minute ago, Mara0899 said:

Yes, I came with digital visa packet. my service center is Potomac in Washington DC. 

apparently a lot of people are having this issue that came with Digital visa packet.  

 

call them once 120 days are up. 

 

[Mara0899 80]

1 minute ago, ahm12 said:

apparently a lot of people are having this issue that came with Digital visa packet.  

 

call them once 120 days are up. 

 

Thanks, I will call them within this week as 120 days are up then go to their office near me if thing doesnt get thru. 

[Manda16 10]

On 3/22/2019 at 10:16 AM, Sam Kay said:

Hey everybody. 

My husband got CR-1 visa approval in August 2018. We paid the visa fee on September 12th, and entered the US on October 25th 2018. It has now been well over 120 days, and still no sign of his green card. He got his SSN shortly after arriving. He has the I-551 in his passport with 1 year endorsement, but his work is still badgering him for his actual green card. I have called, put in requests, and contacted the Ombudsman but we are still waiting for a response. I put in my request with the USCIS weeks ago and was told I'd hear a response on March 21st 2019 , but heard nothing. Even though he has been approved, and has the I-551 in his passport, I am still worried something is wrong. Any advice? Has anyone gone through anything similar? Thanks in advance for your help. 

Hi there. Just curious if you had any updates. We paid January 2019 and my husband entered Feb 1 2019. We've sent several inquiries, contacted the ombudsman, and nothing. To make things worse we can't make an infopass appointment online for our local office and they have been evasive about giving us an appointment over the phone, saying that the stamp is sufficient. My husband is about to travel internationally for the first time since entry, and we are very worried about him re-entering. I know he shouldn't have a problem in theory, but I have heard of people having problems. USCIS seems to be less and less responsive every time we call. Anyway, hoping you've made some progress on your end!! 

[Sam Kay 2]

16 hours ago, Manda16 said:

Hi there. Just curious if you had any updates. We paid January 2019 and my husband entered Feb 1 2019. We've sent several inquiries, contacted the ombudsman, and nothing. To make things worse we can't make an infopass appointment online for our local office and they have been evasive about giving us an appointment over the phone, saying that the stamp is sufficient. My husband is about to travel internationally for the first time since entry, and we are very worried about him re-entering. I know he shouldn't have a problem in theory, but I have heard of people having problems. USCIS seems to be less and less responsive every time we call. Anyway, hoping you've made some progress on your end!! 

Hi! I completely understand your frustration. Luckily, as of 3 days ago, we finally got the green card. It turned out that my husband's visa packet had been lost. Of course, the USCIS never gave us this info. The way we were able to find out was by contacting our Senator, and his office sent a inquiry to the USCIS on our behalf. They were able to figure out that the visa packet was lost, and once we had that information we were able to make an infopass appointment. At the appointment they filed a Lost Visa Packet form for us and a little less than a month later, we got the card. Neither the ombudsman nor direct contact with the USCIS did anything for us which is so frustrating. My advice is to contact your senator.  I am positive we never would have had any success or even gotten any information if my senator had never gotten involved. If you have any more questions at all, feel free to message me! I'd love to help. And good luck!!!

[AlexDRavn92 37]

On 7/12/2019 at 8:03 AM, Sam Kay said:

Hi! I completely understand your frustration. Luckily, as of 3 days ago, we finally got the green card. It turned out that my husband's visa packet had been lost. Of course, the USCIS never gave us this info. The way we were able to find out was by contacting our Senator, and his office sent a inquiry to the USCIS on our behalf. They were able to figure out that the visa packet was lost, and once we had that information we were able to make an infopass appointment. At the appointment they filed a Lost Visa Packet form for us and a little less than a month later, we got the card. Neither the ombudsman nor direct contact with the USCIS did anything for us which is so frustrating. My advice is to contact your senator.  I am positive we never would have had any success or even gotten any information if my senator had never gotten involved. If you have any more questions at all, feel free to message me! I'd love to help. And good luck!!!

How do you get in contact with the senator ?

[TBoneTX 43,022]

5 hours ago, AlexDRavn92 said:

How do you get in contact with the senator ?

Research your U.S. Senators; go to one's website or call the office; request a release form so that they can assist with your issue; return the form; wait.

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