US Immigration from Philippines

Can someone help me plz.

Im posting this on behalf of my sister.

My sister resident card(with conditions) expires this April 16th.

She filled and sent her I751 on January 15th and it was supposed to be delivered on the 17th but got delivered on Saturday January 16th.

After almost 2 months on March 12th she got her package back and a Rejected notice which stated that it was because the USCIS got her packaged before the 90 day window, all of her papers have some kind of imprinting on the bottom stating they were processed on January 15th arlund 830am.

They asked an immigration lawyer what to do next and were told just to ship it back to the USCIS and remove the Rejection noticed, they shipped it back on March 13th and to this date they havent heard from the USCIS.

Now she is 16 days from her resident card expiration date and desperate on what to do, we tried to call USCIS but never got pass the automatic system.

What should she do now?

Thanks for your help.

Ps. Her status was from a K1 visa

Ps2. Sorry for wrong section earlier.

For example with a name like Ma. Christina C. Cruz. (where C is Cortez)

The form says surnames and then given names.

Will the Ma. Christina be put in given names and then the Cortez Cruz be in the surnames? I'm asking this because in the passport of my US citizen fiance he has his middle initial which is technically a surname included in his given names instead so I'd just like some clarification for this. The spanish naming convention vs the us version is confusing orz.

Oh! Also a follow up question, if you don't know the exact address of a parent or if you don't know who a parent is in general, what do you put in that part of the form?

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