Beneficial mistake: got permanent instead of conditional

rnkayab

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I recently did a uscis interview for a conditional PR status. They approved and stamped my passport in the CR6 category and left me with a note-reminder about when to file to remove conditions. However, the physical green card I received says IR6 and is for 10 years instead of two. Is this really a good mistake (meaning I wont have to file a PR petition)?
 
you need to notify them of the error because when they find out (which they will), they could cause you broblems. Just be clean so no one has any issues
 
How will USCIS ever find out? It is likely that the database entry for this guy says IR6. So how are they going to find out ever?
 
Have you beeen married more than 2yrs now? If yes, then it's normal, but if not,I would advise notify them . With the current immigration tension in this country, you don't want to make yourself standout.So to avoid the uncertainty,write and tell them.you still get all the benefit of PR anyway.
Also, make sure that you notify them in writing, because down day road in the future,something happens and they dig up your background and file, they would say, that you never filed to remove condition on your card, and therefore you are automatically deportable especially as you said, they stamped a CPR in your passport initially.
Knowing INS, they can come up with any flimsy excuse to make your life miserable if they intent of deporting you for any reason, even if it's their fault.
Also when you write them, whether they make the change or not is then up to them, just keep a copy of the note and delivery confirmation for future reference.
Just my advise.
 
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