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THANK YOU SO MUCH for your response!! I REALLY appreciate your help!! It really helps a lot in a time like this with so much worry and anxiety about the process. Thank you again!

Hi OldUser, thanks for your quick response! So just so I understand you correctly: you think we can just go to the InfoPass appointment and get the stamp WITHOUT filing an I-90 first? If her statement turns out to be incorrect, would there be any consequences beyond just a rejection if we did not file the I-90 before showing up to the appointment? Thank you again for your responses and knowledge. I really appreciate your kindness.

Anyone have an answer for this? Should we go ahead and file the I-90?

UPDATE: 3/29/2024 I called USCIS for InfoPass appointment and I explained our situation. The agent told me that we could set up an appointment to receive an I-551 stamp at one of their office locations. We received a verification number and the phone number they will call us from and we should receive a call within 30 days. I asked if we need to file the I-90 before or after this appointment and she said that we do not need to file the I-90 since our I-751 is in processing. I asked if filing the police report for the lost card would cancel that processing or cause any problems with it and she said that it would not. Is her information accurate?

Hi OldUser, thank you for your reply. Is there a guide on "How to" "getting Infopass and getting passport stamp?" I've never heard of either of those so I wouldn't know where to start. Thank you again for your reply and your time.

Hello randomstairs, thank you for your response. I appreciate you taking the time to read and reply. I just have a couple of questions: Since the green card was already expired in October 2022 and the I-751 is already being processed, won't that take priority over an I-90? In other words, since we already have the extension from the I-751 (I know that needs to be in conjunction with the green card) and we are waiting for the conditions to be lifted, doesn't that make it unnecessary to replace the card? Or did we screw up any chance of that with filing the police report? Thank you again for your time.

Hello, My wife and I received her I-797C notice on March 25, 2023. Last Thursday we went in to sign our tax filing documents and took in all her documents and IDs as we always do. The last thing I remember from handling her green card was placing it on the counter of the front desk in case the receptionist needed to make a copy. I thought I collected it and placed it back in our bag that we keep all of her documents in. However, the following day we noticed it was missing. We have checked everywhere multiple times, including going back to the filing office we visited, talked to the front desk and the CPA, and checked the parking lot. They checked with the cleaning staff but no one has found it. We checked the car, our clothes, the folders -- everywhere. Somehow it disappeared and we have no idea how. We ended up filing a police report that same day we noticed it was missing to report it lost. I went to the post office to see if they had received it in any of their boxes but they said there is no way of knowing that. I see on the back of the photocopy we have it says: "If found, drop in any US Mailbox. USPS: Mail to USCIS, 7 Product Way, Lees Summit, MO 64002" My question is, if someone picked it up and followed those instructions and it ends up back at the USCIS office in MO, will they mail it back to us? I know the form I-90 is what you need to file to replace a lost or stolen card but if it is supposed to make its way back to USCIS by default (if someone doesn't toss it in the trash or keep it) then why do we need to file an I-90? We are hoping it will turn up within a couple of days but I want to see if we should wait for USCIS sends it back to us (if it's found) before filing an I-90. Any advice or tips will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Thank you all so much for your help!! We feel much more confident now about filing and knowing we will be able to get it sent in at the right time. Thanks, everyone!!

Thank you. If this is the correct form then what is the purpose of it having an expiration? And what does it mean if it is expired? Just a little confused is all.

Hello, My wife and I are preparing to begin the filing for removing the conditions on her green card. Her card issue date was October 20, 2020 with an expiration date of October 20, 2022. It is my understanding that we should have the packet send off as soon as possible after July 20, 2022 at the start of the "90 day window." We are following this guide: I am wanting to verify that we have the current form, as the form we have downloaded and the one appearing on USCIS's website says "EXPIRES 12/31/2019" so I'm a little worried. I don't want to make the mistake of sending a non-current edition of the form and it being rejected and losing the $680 filing fee. Any help would be much appreciated! Thank you.