Email USCIS for the GC status update/receipt number:
The SSN doesn't get sent with the GC. Different organizations are responsible for the production of both cards. The SSN may show up in your mail box, however it's not a bad idea to visit your nearest SSA office to inquire about the SSN
Dear mom,
thank you for advise. I contacted USCIS and here is answer:
Dear Tomas,
Thank you for your inquiry dated September 23, 2015, regarding the status of your USCIS Immigrant Fee.
The USCIS Electronic Immigration System does not provide a receipt number when you complete the USCIS Immigrant Fee payment. You should receive your green card (Permanent Resident Card) within 60 days of your entry into the United States
or within 60 days after your USCIS Immigrant Fee is received
(whichever occurred later). If you do not receive your green card within this time-frame, please submit a follow-up inquiry with the Customer Contact Center by clicking on the “Contact Us” link
Please provide the following information for all applicants:
• Full names (including ALL other names ever used);
• Date(s) of birth; and
• A-File number(s);
Follow up inquiries must be submitted by the applicant or the applicant’s parent/legal guardian if the applicant is a minor child. A USCIS Immigration Services Officer will contact you regarding the status of the green card.
If you need to update your address, only the applicant may do so and
MUST complete
BOTH steps below:
- Complete an AR-11 address update by:
- Selecting egov.uscis.gov/coa/displayCOAForm.do
- Use your Alien Registration Number, NOT your USCIS Electronic Immigration System Receipt Number.
- You will be asked if your change of address is for an application or petition currently in progress. Select “NO” and continue as directed.
- Create a Change of Address service request by:
- Contact the USCIS Electronic Immigration System Customer Contact Center by clicking on the “Contact Us” link
Please provide the following information for all applicants:
• Full names (including ALL other names ever used);
• Date of birth;
• Current Address;
• Previous Address; and
• A-File number(s)
Please be advised that a USCIS Immigration Services Officer will call you (the applicant or the parent/legal guardian), in order to verify your identity prior to changing the address.
We hope this information is helpful.
Sincerely,
USCIS Customer Contact Center
JRC
-----Original Message-----
From: tomas
Sent: 9/23/2015 06:16:32 PM
To: <
sbletcmailprod@uscis.dhs.gov>
Subject: A case already filed in USCIS ELIS
Hello, can you please provide Receipt Number based on Immigration Fee I paid for DV Case Number: I need Receipt Number to check status of my green card processing through Case Status check page on USCIS website. Thank you, Tomas
