I don’t think it was a DMV status though I think they did a SAVE check. I was wondering if immigration (returning) do a SAVE check as well and if so, the outdated status would be a problem. Because I read that if you don’t notify DHS they won’t update it.
So a while ago I went to the DMV to get a drivers license and they searched my GC up and it came out as a k1 holder or something? It wasn’t clear what they said but they told me my status was wrong or hasn’t been updated by the department of homeland security. I was wondering if I still can travel abroad since I have my GC (conditional) and it’s a prof I’ve been through the whole process and if stuff isn’t updated is not my fault or I have to try to fix it first? Would I have any problem with immigration returning to the US? Thank you.
I asked questions. If I hadn’t I wouldn’t have known about the issue. I’m going back there soon and the DMV lady said to look for her so she could help me with that (getting a LP). I guess I just sit and wait till DHS updates it then?
@Verrou My green card is my ID so I showed them (supermarket (for alcoholic beverages) and the doctors office for a new patient registration) so they scanned it. I have a SSN I got it with the green card. I never heard about restricted SSN and idk if mine is. Probably not?
The thing is I believe other places told me the same thing before the dmv (supermarket and doctors office) however they just said there was an error and I thought it was on their end.
So recently I’ve been to the DMV to get a learners permit and they said there was an error when they scanned my green card! I had my green card interview back in March and got my green card a few weeks later. They did not tell me much about the error but it was something like USCIS havent updated my status on their system. I believe I’m still a K1 holder on their system when it should be as a permanent resident? I’m so confused. How should I proceed?