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I am doing a card replacement, am I?

Besides, there is a check box in I-90 that says if USCIS made a mistake. Didn’t they?

plus, I was told by their office to file I-90.

You think there is no need, and I think the same, because there was no need if they were doing their job right 😁

On 1/29/2012 at 12:44 PM, wellmux said:

I am Married to American Citizen and i just received a letter from USCIS wanting me to Remove my Conditions. and heres the biggest issue That when i came to USA they admitted me as a CR1 as my visa was also CR1, and after 30 days i received a green card that was CR1 and was valid untill May 2012, But on the other hand i was qualified for 10 years green card as at the port of entry time i was married with my wife more than 2 years, how ever i received 2 years green card and i sent my green card with errors back to Uscis along with 1-90 ( Application to Replace Permanent Resident Card ) to correct the error on my green card and after few months i received a i-797C Notice of action in the mail with a new receipt number that they have approved my petition i-90 and also sent me a bill that says.

Applicant/Petitioner fee $0.00

Biometrics Fee $0.00

Total Amount Received $0.00

Total Balance Due $0.00

Because it was error made by uscis they did not charge me any fee for i-90 or any fee for biometrics.

and i went to New Orleans for my biometrics after a month of that i received a new green card that is good untill 2020. and Category is IR-6.

Just yesterday i received the letter from Usics and they want me to use i-175 to remove my conditions and this is what the letter says .

The Records of this service indicate that you entered USA as a Conditional Permanent Resident on May 2010 in Accordance with Section 216 of the immigration and Nationality Act, you must file form i-751, Petition to remove conditions on Residence, Failure to do so may result in the automatic termination of your status,

You can obtain Form i-751 as well as filing information and fees from www uscis .gov. or call 1-800-375-5283.

i have a 10 years green card Category IR6 and i received a letter from uscis to remove my conditions , one department gave me 2 years green card and then they gave me 10 years green card and now they want me remove my conditions for another 10 years green card.

I think Uscis departments/Offices dont communicate with each other. Department that makes green card and department that deals in i-175 and and department that approves green cards.

I am sure there are also some people who are now Naturalized American Citizens and they also might get letter from uscis to remove conditions its all because they dont communicate with each others.

This is exactly what happened to us to the letter!

We have yet to attend the ASC interview. Do you have any recommendations?

On another note ...

You are very right. If the couple enter the US after two years of marriage overseas, then the immigrant is entitled to 10 years GC without AOS!

The USCIS should have waited for POE's stamp on passport! 

We are really confused! 
During my petition, we tried to follow USCIS laws but we either didn't understand them or they didn't or don't care!

We arrived to the US POE after doing a DCF petition (I-130, St. Lukes, US Interview and the Green Card pay) in the Philippines, where we were living. 

Even the POE officers stamped her passport with IR1. 

A month later, in the US, we received a CR1 GC with AOS requirement! 

Now, that's wrong So we made an appointment with USCIS to see what would they suggest to do. They said, mail back I-90 with a letter of explanation, plus some documents, and we did.

The USCIS replied by scheduling an appointment for biometric!!!
 
Didn't they take that at the US embassy in Manila and POE?
Didn't they process it as Consular Processing (DCF)?

What's the use of filing DCF and waiting, more than two years to enter the US, then?

What to expect in the interview?

Shall we go or what to do?