US Citizenship

[JeanneAdil 7,322]

Just now, Tanish said:

 

In previous post, OP mentioned that he/she mentioned that they original arrived on K-1 visa, so this doesn't apply.

 

 

i tried to look at  a timeline and see post but couldnt find this

then,  no way,  should she have  a 10 year green card

hope she listens to the VJ community and completes ROC

[Going through 5,675]

3 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

i tried to look at  a timeline and see post but couldnt find this

then,  no way,  should she have  a 10 year green card

hope she listens to the VJ community and completes ROC

Not entirely certain if she heeded the advice given last year and returned the original card for it to be corrected or even contacted USCIS (which was also advised).  

 

Hopefully OP will come back to clarify a few things if she wishes relevant advice.

[JeanneAdil 7,322]

42 minutes ago, Going through said:

Not entirely certain if she heeded the advice given last year and returned the original card for it to be corrected or even contacted USCIS (which was also advised).  

 

Hopefully OP will come back to clarify a few things if she wishes relevant advice.

above she said she tried and immigartion said the card was right

ao she is probably SOL

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

2 hours ago, Tanish said:

 

 

On that thread, two members shared they wrongly received a 10 years GC, scheduled an info pass and were told by USCIS officers that they were fine; both from Florida. 

 

[Tanish 197]

1 hour ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

On that thread, two members shared they wrongly received a 10 years GC, scheduled an info pass and were told by USCIS officers that they were fine; both from Florida. 

 

Yes, I noticed that as well. I guess what they say about Florida is true. 😂

[jamrep 105]

2 hours ago, Tanish said:

Yes, I noticed that as well. I guess what they say about Florida is true. 😂

What they say about Florida😄

[Kram♥️mark 0]

15 hours ago, ProudlyConfused said:

Being issued the 10 year card when you should have gotten the 2 year is a big deal, I know it happened to me.

 

We only realized once I had submitted my N-400 and was sitting there with the officer for my interview - it landed up delaying my case by almost 1 year as I had to file emergency I-751 paperwork.

 

Thankfully it all worked out and I was naturalized 3 weeks ago 

So what will i do? I hope you could help me  .. im planning to sent my papers next week for nutralization ... i report my greencard before at uscis servic

[Kram♥️mark 0]

12 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

i tried to look at  a timeline and see post but couldnt find this

then,  no way,  should she have  a 10 year green card

hope she listens to the VJ community and completes ROC

I did try to call the uscis but they say no need for roc. .. also my attorney say its right green card ... i hope you could help me .. im worried? 

[Kram♥️mark 0]

7 hours ago, Tanish said:

Yes, I noticed that as well. I guess what they say about Florida is true. 😂

What should i do .. even my attorney of my husband say its right? 

[SalishSea 18,612]

If you’ve been told it’s fine by both USCIS and your attorneys, why are you asking here?

[Going through 5,675]

5 hours ago, Kram♥️mark said:

I did try to call the uscis but they say no need for roc. .. also my attorney say its right green card ... i hope you could help me .. im worried? 

 

5 hours ago, Kram♥️mark said:

What should i do .. even my attorney of my husband say its right? 

Pay the $725, file the form, and find out?  If your attorney is sure, and hopefully you spoke with someone from USCIS at a higher level than that of just the customer service person who answers the phone and may not have understood/were given all relevant details when answering your questions (they are called the  Misinformation Line for a reason around here), then it's up to you to try and apply.

 

Best of luck.

[Tanish 197]

5 hours ago, Kram♥️mark said:

What should i do .. even my attorney of my husband say its right? 

As @ProudlyConfused mentioned, apply for your naturalization and if they say that you need to apply for ROC, you can do that as they did and hope it works out.

[ProudlyConfused 24]

1 hour ago, Tanish said:

As @ProudlyConfused mentioned, apply for your naturalization and if they say that you need to apply for ROC, you can do that as they did and hope it works out.

Its just important to note that it will delay your N-400 processing and that you still will have to pay for the I-751 processing, when the officer found the error during my initial N-400 interview he was able to write me a letter to submit with my I-751 that there was an error with the classification on the GC which resulted in me receiving a 10yr instead of a 2yr, otherwise I would have been penalized for submitting the I-751 many years late.

 

I also worked with my states senators immigration team to push the files along and it still all resulted in roughly a 12 month delay