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I actually got my green card way before 2019... But i want to know why it takes SO long to renew... I thought it is like half year... Does very green card holder experiencing the same? taking over a year to renew?

I can't submit inquiry. It said it is still under normal processing time. Yes I plan to naturalize. I had green card in 1992, but i left US in 2002. Then i came back to US in 05/2019. So I can apply for naturalization in 5/2025, which is a few months away... I have NOT moved since i filed I-90.

My green card expired in 3/2023, I filed I-90 to renew in 10/2022 in USCIS's website until now I still haven't received my new green card. Instead they gave me a letter I-797, it said it extends my green card for 24 months... But still.... I has been over 450 days since I filed I-90. USCIS website shows that process time of green card 10 year renewal is about 9 months... and replacing green card is 28.5 months I called USCIS, the automated message just read out the status on USCIS's webpage... It is impossible to talk to agent thru the USCIS contact center. If i say "talk to agent", the robot will say "if you insist to talk agent, I will have to release the call" So what can I do? is anyone waiting that long?

Yes. I filed I-130 for each child. After the divorce is finalised, i will have a legal document showing my full custody. So do I need to do anything in my I-130 application?

1. Will you have custody of your children? Yes, I will have full custody. 2. Are you a U.S. citizen? No, I am a US resident (holding green card) 3. So they came to your home and physically took it? No. When i filed divorce, i have to hand in forms with my marriage certificate. And they won't give me back the marriage certificate. That's what i meant...

I filed I-130 for my children a while ago. but no decision yet. USCIS website said "6 months until case decision" In the petition i uploaded the marriage certificate. I filed the petition in July 2022. I married my wife in Hong Kong in 2012. But i divorced with her today. The divorce is still in process, and the marriage certificate became invalid. HK government took back the marriage certificate. So does my divorce affect my I-130 petitions for my children? because i provided marriage certificate, but it became invalid. What should i do? Do i need to call USCIS? or provide other document?

She didn't miss any requirement. She is missing all secondary evidence. My question is... does it affect chance of success?

Hi, I am filling up I130 for my wife, She is in Hong Kong, I am a permanent resident living in US. In the last section of the online form, it said: If a required document is unavailable, you must provide a typed or printed explanation of the reasons that document is unavailable and submit secondary evidence to establish eligibility. Secondary evidence must overcome the unavailability of the required documents. USCIS may request an original typed or printed statement from the appropriate government or other legal authority to support your claim that the documents are unavailable. The following types of secondary evidence may be submitted to establish eligibility: Religious record School records Census records Written statements But my wife doesn't have any of these records. She is not into any religion, she is a house wife and not going to any school. She has no census records. And written statement is Affidavits which can be written by someone. My question is.. Is it ok if I skip all these secondary evidence? I have provided the important documents such as marriage certificate, children's birth certificate, bank statements with both of our names, images of my green card and her passport, I130A etc...

I am the father. I am not a USC yet. I am just holding green card. Also, after I submit I130 online and pay the fee. Can i add more evidence later? Let's say I submit form now, and then i do a DNA test later. can i add the test result to my current petition?

My kids are 6 and 9 years old. They got the birth certificate sone after they were born. So we have the birth certificates for several years I just moved to my new house for over a year. Census data is collected every 10 years. and I have never received any census forms in mail. so I have no census record. for DNA test results. USCIS said: If other forms of evidence have proven inconclusive, the petitioner may submit on a voluntary basis other evidence of a birth parent and birth child relationship to include deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) testing. DNA test results will only be accepted by USCIS from parentage-testing laboratories accredited by the American Association of Blood Banks (AABB). A list of laboratories can be viewed at www.aabb.org/sa/facilities/Pages/RTestAccrFac.aspx. so it sounds like my kid's birth certificate is good enough... So do you think i can skip the census record and DNA test?

No. I am filing a new petition I130 recently It is a new petition. I got my green card in 1993. I have been working and I own a house in California. My question is, do I need to provided census records and even DNA test result? I DO have a legit birth certificate and marriage certificate issued by Hong Kong government.

Hi, I am a green card holder. I am filing I-130 for my kids. They are currently in Hong Kong. In USCIS.gov, it asked me to provided census records and even DNA test result. Are these necessary? Can I skip these? I can provide a legit birth certificate and marriage certificate issued by Hong Kong government.