1-90 Form

[chopsticks]

Okay, I had my Permanent residents card for awhile now, but about 3 months ago, when I tried to the DMV to get my drivers permit, I notice that the year on my birthdate was wrong on the card. I filed an I-90 form saying that there was some incorrect information on it. Soon after, they denied because I did not pay a filing fee, I do not know why I have to pay that filing fee, but I sent them another I-90 form plus a cover letter requesting that the filing fee be weavered. Luckily, They weaved the fee, but now its pending. Does this mean they are going to correct information on my card or are they just deciding if they should do it or not? I'm do not know for sure if they are going to correct my card or not. Can someone answer this question for me?

 

[ginnu]

Okay, I had my Permanent residents card for awhile now, but about 3 months ago, when I tried to the DMV to get my drivers permit, I notice that the year on my birthdate was wrong on the card. I filed an I-90 form saying that there was some incorrect information on it. Soon after, they denied because I did not pay a filing fee, I do not know why I have to pay that filing fee, but I sent them another I-90 form plus a cover letter requesting that the filing fee be weavered. Luckily, They weaved the fee, but now its pending. Does this mean they are going to correct information on my card or are they just deciding if they should do it or not? I'm do not know for sure if they are going to correct my card or not. Can someone answer this question for me?

If your form I-485 had correct date of birth on it and USCIS did a mistake on card then USCIS will not ask for fee. If the DOB on your I-485 form is wrong then they will ask for fee. Read the I-90 filing instructions.

 

[Jackolantern]

Luckily, They weaved the fee, but now its pending. Does this mean they are going to correct information on my card or are they just deciding if they should do it or not?

It's pending because processing the new card via the I-90 process usually takes 3-6 months. If you want proof of permanent residence before the card arrives you'll need to make an appointment to get your passport stamped with a temporary I-551.

 

[Immigration2009]

On Form I-90, I checked part 2, 2f. That was wrong. I should have checked part 2, 2 a.
I applied online for another person and paid the filing fee with my credit card. The instructions say: "If it is necessary t o change any information on your submitted I-90 application, please bring evidence to support the change
with you to your biometrics appointment. DO NOT send written correspondence regarding changes to the address below."

Question: At the biometrics appointment, he will point out the mistake as indicated above. Will the USCIS solve this issue at the biometrics appointment? Or will the application be denied and therefore, he will have to pay again the filing fee?