Ed&Midori1031

Immigrant or US citizen, it's the same proccess. Just need the two parties for the application for marriage license.

I'm about to submit an I-90 for my step-son due to an error of his name being mispelled. My question is, since he's 13 years old and I'm doing the work of filling out the forms for him, am I considered the "preparer" for the I-90? Or is it only for a third party representative, like lawyers and such? Thank you for your time.

I even have to shorten his name in airline tickets since his full first name doesn't fot on the forms at all.

That's what I was thinking, since his full legal name is actually 7 names in one, yes 7, so thats why I was thinking that could be a possiblility

Hey everyone. I know I'm repeating the same problem many people wrote before, and I do appologize in advance...I've read many previous posts before about individuals having mispelled names on their green cards, so I am aware of the I-90 forms to fill out in order to replace, but I did just want to ask questions anyways. So for my step-son, his middle name is "Yutaka" but it shows as "Yutak" on his GC. I am due to travel overeas to my next duty station in December, would this possibly be an issue? I am worried about possibly not receiving the corrected GC on time. Also, we do plan on driving into Canada during the summer at some point for a family trip, but will border agents on either side (Canada/U.S.) give is a hard time about this? Should we take the risk? I will be honest and say that I did notice the mispelled name on his NOA1, but I failed to get it corrected during biometrics appointment, or even corrected during the interview, so will this be a problem trying to get the fees waived for the I-90 application? I'm tempted to call USCIS directly and ask, but wanted to get info from here first. Thank you!

Congratulations! Now is the big next step to seeing him walk through those gates here on American soil! Cheers!

Last time they opened it. Any update at all of the approval?

Congrats! As told before, you will receive an email once the passport is ready to be picked up. It only took a week for my wife and I so hopefully it goes quick for you as well!

Yes, the expedite request was simple. All you need to do is call USCIS and request over the phone. As long as the expedite falls within the guidelines and griteria, then everything will work out fine. https://www.uscis.gov/forms/how-make-expedite-request I waited on the phone for almost an hour, it was bad but o well. Once the expedite was submitted, we did receive an email stating that it was submitted, and from there we mailed the local USCIS office with the supporting documentation in regards to the expedite request. Quote Edit

Yes, the expedite request was simple. All you need to do is call USCIS and request over the phone. As long as the expedite falls within the guidelines and griteria, then everything will work out fine. https://www.uscis.gov/forms/how-make-expedite-request

sure no problem! Can you send me your email through a message and I can send through there

My wife and I applied for her SSN 3 weeks after she arrived in the U.S. and we had no problem getting her the SSN. Do it before the I-94 expires.

As what was mentioned earlier, if you get approved for your I-485(GC) before the I-131 and I-765, those two applications will be void. My wife got her GC approved before the other other applications.

You're right. I stand corrected. I was just comparing to my situation I had to go through, thank you!

Might need to provide a copy of your husband's orders, and possibly request expedite for the proccess.