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6 minutes ago, RareZ said:

It seems like we forgot to sign the G-1450 form for credit card authorization. I guess now we should expect for a rejection letter and the packet to be returned to us.

If you have the funds you're better off using personal check. Credit card / debit card payments get declied as fradulent by banks. Every few weeks somebody posts about it.

 

 

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I-797 is the receipt and extension. It's the same document .

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Tier 1 reps tell all sort of nonsence all the time, unfortunately. And the worst thing is: you cannot hold them accountable. There's so many people who followed bad advice from those folks only to fin

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It is certainly possible she may never receive a 10 year Green Card.   I-751s seem to have a very low priority.   Case in point: After 40 months of waiting for the I-751 to be approved (No R

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2 minutes ago, OldUser said:

If you have the funds you're better off using personal check. Credit card / debit card payments get declied as fradulent by banks. Every few weeks somebody posts about it.

 

 

Yep, that was me.

 

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13 minutes ago, RareZ said:

It seems like we forgot to sign the G-1450 form for credit card authorization. I guess now we should expect for a rejection letter and the packet to be returned to us.

Remember the fee has now increased to $750.00 (with biometrics).

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2 minutes ago, Zumbadaddy said:

Yep, that was me.

 

I hope you're OK with me quoting your case? I'm not singling you out or saying you did something wrong. This is something that comes up regularly. I'm a credit card enthusiast myself and pay for 99% of things using cards.

2 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

Remember the fee has now increased to $750.00 (with biometrics).

Good reminder

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16 hours ago, RareZ said:

Yeah. And we’ll definitely send a check next one. I just hope they return packet to us soon enough. My wife’s GC expires May 24th. 

They returned my original packet that I sent without payment, received it yesterday. 

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Package sent 03/22/2024 -- USPS

Delivery Confirmed 03/26/2024

Text Message received 04/02/2024 -- logged into uscis account:

 

March 26, 2024
Case Was Received And A Receipt Notice Was Sent

On March 26, 2024, we received your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, Receipt Number IOE09..., and sent you a receipt notice or acceptance notice. The notice describes how we will process your case.

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36 minutes ago, Andrs01-2020 said:

The notice we get in the mail is the extension letter so she can travel intl right?

Yes, can travel with expired GC + extension letter + valid passport.

 

For I-9 verification at work, it's best to show unrestricted social security card and state ID / DL

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1 hour ago, Andrs01-2020 said:

Package sent 03/22/2024 -- USPS

Delivery Confirmed 03/26/2024

Text Message received 04/02/2024 -- logged into uscis account:

 

March 26, 2024
Case Was Received And A Receipt Notice Was Sent

On March 26, 2024, we received your Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, Receipt Number IOE09..., and sent you a receipt notice or acceptance notice. The notice describes how we will process your case.

We have the same timeline.

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