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2yr greencard issued instead of 10yr

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My visa was approved after refused on june 24,2021  2 months after my second wedding anniversary i entered the country 7/4/2021 I received my green card it expires 2023 Shouldn’t i have received 10yr green card ? How do i fix this ?  My visa stamp in passport says c1 instead of IR 
i was married march 27 2019

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Crazy Cat Grand Master

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File an I-90, and mark the box for USCIS error.  USCIS will correct the card. 

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Mike E Grand Master

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In previous discussions on similar cases, some have argued that CBP needs to correct  the admission status before USCIS will accept the I-90.  If so, you would go to a CBP deferred inspection office, pray that the A-team is on shift, and get a correct stamp / endorsement.  
 

A copy of this,  plus your marriage certificate, would then be part of the evidence submitted with I-90.  

 

 

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mam521   2,103

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Had the same thing happen to Kid2. Do as Crazy Cat said - file the I-90 with the correct supporting evidence. They’ll issue a new GC without fees. 

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