Will I-751 be rejected for not including I-90

[JeffandNadine 14]

We filed the I-751 but did not include an I-90 and are in the process of filing it now. On my wife’s permanent resident card they put the wrong birth year even though we pointed out that the birth year was wrong in the NOA for adjustment of status at the interview for adjustment of status they still put that date on the permanent resident card. In the I-751 there is a variety of documents showing actual birth date such as mortgage documents, visa/passport with birth date listed. Will the I-751 still be processed as normal if there is enough evidence to show they messed up and put the wrong birth year on the card?

[mindthegap 2,535]

Filing an i-90 is a waste of time & money in this instance. Oh they will gladly take the money for a pointless filing, have no fear about that…but it won’t do anything. 

It even says so at the top of the very first page of the i-90, that you should not file if you are a conditional resident within 90 days of expiry of your card, which I would assume you are as you filed the I-751 jointly already. 
If you haven’t filed it yet, don’t. 
 

Edited April 27, 2022 by mindthegap

[Timona 3,947]

Why dint you fix it as soon as you got the GC?

[Rocio0010 5,567]

(Unsolicited) advice: you already sent the I-751 package, so no need to second- guess yourself as to if you should have sent something or not. What's done is done, and if it was important, you'd get a RFE, which in this case you won't because on the I-90 instructions it says not to file if you're within the I-751 filing window.