Question about the I-1551 Stamp

predsrule

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Do you guys think this is OK:

Our interview did not stamp the passport (saying that we did not really need it) but he did shake our hands and said that our application has been approved and that from that point I was a lawful permanent resident and my GC will come in the mail in the next 3-4 weeks.

Is this typical? We have been married for 3. 5 years, never submitted for conditional, did not submit any docs for advanced parole. Should I worry about the fact that we did not get a stamp? Is it really that important?

Our interviewer did say that I will be eligible to apply for naturalization in 2 yrs and 9 months.

Am I just stressing or has anyone had this sort of experience?

Thanks!
 
Congrads . Your case has been approved . You are now a LPR .

Some DO's stamp your passport , some dont . If you have to travel and you are yet to receive your card in the mail , you can schedule an infopass to have your passport stamped .

Hope this answers your question ..
 
Do they normally send any sort of notification via email or update online right away indicating in writing that case has been approved?
 
You should get the welcome letter in mail in about 2 weeks.
Congrats!
Get the papers ready for the next journey namely citizenship.

HTH
 
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