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You have to call and get the "receipt number" (IOE number) directly from USCIS if you don't have one. They won't give it to you unless you have waited 60 days. The reality is, even with a receipt number, tracking the green card status is useless. If you card is not ready for...

As other people have mentioned before, if you're really getting desperate (like I have as I had waited for more than 90 days), write a letter to your congressman. I wrote a letter to my parents' congressman (my parents are US citizens), I got my GC in a week. It could be the coincident that I...

You are not getting the IOE number because you paid in December. You have to wait at least 60 days from the payment date to obtain the IOE number. Then the real fun starts as the IOE number won't be recognized until the card is sent. At any rate, I've finally received a USPS notification that...

It could never show up until it's actually sent. It could be months and no one not even the USCIS rep can tell you how long it will take.

For those still waiting for their GC... I just received a phone call from a USCIS rep. Yes, they called me out of the blue to inform me about the troubles they're having about the system change. Basically, during the system change the POE-related information was not loaded up properly and...

The receipt number is not provided until the 60 day period has passed (60 days from the payment date). Either you'll get a mail with the receipt number or you can get it from USCIS by calling them (again after 60 days from the payment date). If you call before the 60 day period has passed...

What kind of conflicting advice have you received? It's a rather simple process in your case. You've already received everything to enter the US as a permanent resident. Once you enter the US, you'll be taken aside to process for the green card (they'll take the sealed envelope and stamp the...

1. Yes. The green card will be sent to the address on DS-260. If it's different from your parents' then change the address @USCIS website. 2. No. Your presence is not required.