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Dear community,

I am seeking guidance regarding the I-129F form. I hold dual citizenship in both Sweden and Mexico, however, I am born and raised in Sweden and all my documents are from there. I realized that I only put Sweden as "country of citizenship or nationality". It didnt even cross my mind to include Mexico there too. I think it is due to the way the question was phrased.

Is this a serious issue at this point? Is there a need to correct this with the USCIS? Or will it be enough to disclose all nationalities when I fill the DS-160?

Thank you in advance!

Hi all,

so we finally got the email to book our interview and we booked it. My finance completed the medical exam at the akai clinic in Accra, Ghana. We randomly logged into the avits website and noticed a discrepancy. We booked our interview for 1/22 . That s what is on the appointment confirmation letter but then On the dashboard it list that it s 1/21 instead. Now we re confused as to when to show up for the interview. This is for the Accra embassy in Ghana by the way. Is that the pre screening by any chance? If anyone knows anything please let us know. Thank you

I entered the U.S. in February 2024, and at the time of entry my spouse and I had already been married for more than two years. Because of that, I should have been classified as IR-1 and issued a 10-year permanent resident green card, not a 2-year conditional card.

However, USCIS initially issued me a 2-year conditional green card, which we knew was incorrect. To fix this USCIS error, we filed Form I-90 (Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card). USCIS shows they received the I-90 on March 28, 2024 (this date appears on the I-90 receipt notice). After that, USCIS corrected the error and I received the proper 10-year green card.

Later in the year, however, we unexpectedly received a Removal of Conditions notice, referencing a deadline in February, which confused us because removal of conditions only applies to people who truly have a conditional green card and my conditional card had already been corrected to a 10-year card.

Because of that notice, we contacted our state representative and asked them to submit an inquiry to USCIS for clarification. USCIS responded through the state representative and confirmed that I do have the correct 10-year green card and that my classification is correct.

What is still confusing is that in the USCIS response, the USCIS officer specifically wrote that the I-90 was approved on March 14, 2024. This date appears directly in the officer s written response at the bottom of the congressional letter. This is earlier than the March 28, 2024 I-90 receipt date shown on my receipt notice, and my USCIS online account shows the card being produced later (in May 2024).

So it appears USCIS may be referencing an internal decision or classification correction date (March 14) versus the I-90 receipt date (March 28) and the card production date (May). The end result is correct I received the 10-year card but the different dates and the later Removal of Conditions notice made it feel like the system still had me flagged as conditional somewhere.

could it be that caught the error earlier and retro the i90?

attached is picture of USCIS respond to state rep and my actually notice on USCIS site

Hi all, we noticed the IOE number on the Green Card and EAD Card are different by one number. I assume that it is because they are based on sequential application documents, but want to double check that is not some error we need to address.

Example:

EAD has IOE number:
IOE*********3

Green Card has IOE number:
IOE*********2

Othe than the final number, all numbers are the same. Is this normal?