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Hi Homealready: I guess you are not home yet (lol)... It took me 7 1/2 weeks to get ny SS Card (Miami, FL.). Even if they tell you that they still can't verify your information with USCIS, your card might be on the way. I received my card on friday and I had called 2 days prior to that...

Hi Guys, I am back, and for all those who want to know about the questions that my friend was asked: He had a hard time at the airport in Haiti, since they saw that he had a new passport and an older version of the GC. At JFK, they only asked him how long he stayed in Haiti, he replied 3 months...

I tought I told you to stay away, I really mean it, don't you comment on my thread. Is that clear?

Very funny Moecurly!!!: Next time, Don't give your opinion in threads; 'cause they are senseless. Thank You

I don't need a "happy turkey day" from you... People like you don't need to participate in my threads; I really would appreciate if you would stay away. Thanks in advance.

Guess what, my friend is in the US, (NY) since yesterday night. He made it without any problem. Ca we say that we trust "IMMIGRATION" now?.

Let's have a poll How many people think he will go through Immgration without any problems and how many think it's gonna be the opposite?

Bellablues, Everything is possible with Immigration, sometimes, what you least expect is what happens. So, let's wait and see... I will keep you posted.

Very funny, PraetorianXI...

Just be patient!!!

I won't say the exact day (I don't know if FBI is monitoring that web site )but for sure it is this week. I will make sure that I let everybody know. Trust me on that.

What I mean by "nothing to loose, everything to win" is that life is Hell in Haiti. Let's say they send him back, since he's been living there for the past twelve years, he will just go back and go about his business; and if he's lucky, the IO lets it slide, he will be able to fix his papers...

I also have no sympathy for those who abandon their permanent status and the worse thing is they always want to come back. When I think about all the people who would love to have a GC, this is an insult to them. Anyways, sometimes people make mistake.

Al Southner: Whether it's me or somebody else, I don't think that is your "business". That's why this place is called a forum. And, for your info, I am right here in the US.

Praeorian XI, Thanks for the info, but he already bought his ticket. Let's face it, he has nothing to loose, but everything to "win". If they send him back to Haiti, it's OK, at least he would have tried evrything possible. Life in itself is a "risk"...

Bunnybugs, To go to Toronto, he would have to get a canadian visa form the canadian consulate in Haiti, and they are pretty tough there. You need proof of employment and sos and so... He will just take a chance, if it works, it works, if not then O.K.

Guys, let's wait and see, 'cause sometimes what you least expect is what happens. Immigration is claiming to be on top of all fraudulent cases, this time let's see how good their system is.

He is so desperate to come the US that he is risking everything. Of course, they will ask him when was the last time he left the US , but, do you think he can tell them "12 years". Anyone with past experience, please share.

He plans on saying that he's been out fo the US for only 4 months and that he lost his ID, and passport alltogether in Haiti. Anyways, do you think they have the date when he left the states on record?

Hi Guys, I wanted to have your opinion on a specific case. I know someone who has had his green card around 1990, at that time the GC did not have an expiration date. He used to live in NY. For some personal reasons he left NY to go to Haiti around 1995 and never came back to the US . Now he...