8 months after the stamp - no card yet - please advise

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sunny_1024

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My passport was stamped in 10/27/04 in Kansas City, MO regional office.
I haven't received the card yet from Nebraska Service Center.
I have changed my address with Nebraska once. I even sent 2 inquiry forms about my card. Last week i went in with an Infopass to a Kansas City office and the officer told me to keep waiting.
Is this unusual?
What if my stamp expires and I still don't get the card.

Thank you for all your help
 
I changed the address with USINS, and then I got approved for my I-751 in my local Boston office without interview. I brought pictures and the letter, and then the officer stamped my passport and told me to wait for GC up to 12 months.

Before this approval I changed my address again, since moved back to Rhode Island, still got approved in MA.

Anyway, 12 months over, I scheduled an appointment this Friday... but just was wondering why it take them so long to process a simple card...

So, 7 months is nothing... :)
 
sunny_1024 said:
My passport was stamped in 10/27/04 in Kansas City, MO regional office.
I haven't received the card yet from Nebraska Service Center.
I have changed my address with Nebraska once. I even sent 2 inquiry forms about my card. Last week i went in with an Infopass to a Kansas City office and the officer told me to keep waiting.
Is this unusual?
What if my stamp expires and I still don't get the card.
------------------ you need to visit local office and you will get the passport stamp again valid for 1 year
Thank you for all your help
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Hi Natella --

What did you do to change your address? Did you just sent the AR-11 form or did you call the INS 800 number as well.
Please let me know how your appointment goes.
I will also keep you informed about my case changes.

Liana
 
sunny_1024 said:
Hi Natella --

What did you do to change your address?

Did you just sent the AR-11
------------ sending form AR11 is required by Law, it does not change your address on pending petitions with USCIS, you need to call NCSC 1-800 and also need to write to service center with your name, DOB, A# pending case/ petition#, your past address and your NEW address, out side the envelope: ATTN: Address change fore pending............. mail the letter with certified return reciept ( also keep the copy of each letter, signed by you that you mail.
form or did you call the INS 800 number as well.
Please let me know how your appointment goes.
I will also keep you informed about my case changes.

Liana
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Liana, I just sent the AR-11 form while I-751 was pending. Then Vermont center moved my case to Boston, and sent me the letter, that interview would be scheduled. After one week I got the letter from Boston center, standing that I was granted Permanent Residency.

Then, after one week I went to Boston and gave them my pictures, they stamped the passport with a note about removing conditions. It was on July 14, 2004. They told me to wait up to 12 months. Unfortunately, I don't remember if they took my signature and fingertips or not.

Yesterday, I called to INS and first person did not have an access to the computer with my Alient #, but then he transfered me to another person, and second person forwarded the call to the INS officer. The officer was really nice. He found my information by A# in the system and told me that my infor was updated and according to it, my I-751 was approved, but the file is still in the local Boston office. So, I got InfoPass and will meet an officer tomorrow.

Unfortunately, the officer on the phone could not clarify what was the problem.

Wish me luck and I will update you tomorrow evening after appointment in INS.
 
G-731

To change the address and to inquire about the status of my card, I filled out G-731 form from the INS website.
I included all of the information about my case inlcuding a copy of the approval notice.
But I haven't heard anything back.
I never sent my old address with my inquiries. Do you think this might be an issue?
 
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