I-90 Reason is "d" . Will I get the receipt if I apply it through mail.

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Hi ,

I got my derivative greencard this week but with an error on my date of birth.Instead of my DOB they printed my husband's DOB which is an USCIS administrative error.
I had gone through these forum and found that I need to fill I-90 and send supported docs including my original green card which has DOB error and have to mail it since the reason is "d".
So my question is
1. Will I get the receipt even though I send I-90 through mail. I am little bit skeptical about this after going through some of the questions in forum.Please those who mailed the I-90 with reason "d" let me know what happens whether I get the receipt or not?
2. Can I first go to local office(dallas) without the I-90 receipt and even get stamped on the passport.Are there any chances or should I have to visit the local office only after getting the receipt from USCIS ?

3. In the I-90 form what should be filled for the question in Part 3
City of Residence where you applied for an immigrant visa or adjustment of status---->We live in Irving,TX when we applied for I-485 and still staying in the same city. So should I have to fill that with Irving or the service center city i.e. lincoln since we filed at NSC(Nebraska Service Center)

Responses from you gurus really count for me & appreciated.
Thanks in Advance for your help.
 
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gcwait_2003 said:
Hi ,

I got my derivative greencard this week but with an error on my date of birth.Instead of my DOB they printed my husband's DOB which is an USCIS administrative error.

I had gone through these forum and found that I need to fill I-90 and send supported docs including my original green card which has DOB error and have to mail it since the reason is "d".

that is correct and you need to send I-90 with option D to the service center that approved I-485
So my question is
1. Will I get the receipt even though I send I-90 through mail. I am little bit skeptical about this after going through some of the questions in forum.Please those who mailed the I-90 with reason "d" let me know what happens whether I get the receipt or not?
-------------------- I-90 with option D you will not get reciept notice
2. Can I first go to local office(dallas) without the I-90 receipt and even get stamped on the passport.Are there any chances or should I have to visit the local office only after getting the receipt from USCIS ?
----------------------- you can try with local office with infopass if they can stamp the passport. I have read that at this time local USCIS will not stamp the passport and will only stamp if you have I-90 filing reciept. inform the officer or talk to supervisor that service center dont send any reciept for I-190 option D.
3. In the I-90 form what should be filled for the question in Part 3
City of Residence where you applied for an immigrant visa or adjustment of status---->We live in Irving,TX when we applied for I-485 and still staying in the same city.
---------------write the address where you were staying when you filed I-485
So should I have to fill that with Irving or the service center city i.e. lincoln since we filed at NSC(Nebraska Service Center)

Responses from you gurus really count for me & appreciated.
Thanks in Advance for your help.
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1 send the I-90 with option D to correct address
2 explain on cover letter what is wrong on the card and what date should be on the card. attach copy of your DL, copy of your passport page that has your name, DOB on it or any other evidence that show your Name and correct DOB. if your I-485 was filed by lawyer then ask the lawyer copy of Form I-485 that he submitted to USCIS (Lawyer keep the copy) if the dob on that form is correct then send the copy of that form

** send it by certified return reciept and out side the envelope write in big bold letters : form I-90 with D, Please send reciept I need to travel and Local USCIS dont stamp the passport they ask I-90 filing reciept.
** please update us
 
I received my 10 year green card on March 15, 2007 and noticed an error in the Country of Birth section. Here is what I did:
3/17/07-Mailed out by certified mail, the green card, a copy of my passport, a completed I-90 form with option D selected (admin. error). I forgot to include the cover letter explaining the error but they still corrected the error on my green card.
6/16/07- First sign of touch by LUD change
7/26/07-Welcome letter email
7/27/07- LUD change
7/30/07- Green card production letter sent
8/1/07- Email informing me that green card has been mailed to the current address on file.
8/3/07- Received corrected green card in the mail.

You can see it took about 3 - 4 months to process. Take a copy of your mailing receipt and copy of green card with error to your local USCIS office to get your passport stamped.
 
IrinAjo1 said:
I received my 10 year green card on March 15, 2007 and noticed an error in the Country of Birth section. Here is what I did:
3/17/07-Mailed out by certified mail, the green card, a copy of my passport, a completed I-90 form with option D selected (admin. error). I forgot to include the cover letter explaining the error but they still corrected the error on my green card.
6/16/07- First sign of touch by LUD change
7/26/07-Welcome letter email
7/27/07- LUD change
7/30/07- Green card production letter sent
8/1/07- Email informing me that green card has been mailed to the current address on file.
8/3/07- Received corrected green card in the mail.

You can see it took about 3 - 4 months to process. Take a copy of your mailing receipt and copy of green card with error to your local USCIS office to get your passport stamped.
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please post the details where you sent your I-90with D
name of service center?
Address?
Was your GC employment based or family based?
** did you got your passport stamped with mailing receipt and copy of green card from local USCIS? if yes for how many months they stamped 2 month or 6 month or 1 year??
 
A. I was instructed by an Immigration information officer to mail it to the California Service Center with the address as follows:
U.S.C.I.S
California Service Center
Attn: I-90 "B" or "D"
P. O.Box 10090
Laguna Niguel Ca 92607-1009

B. It was a family based petition.

C. I got my passport stamped for only two months. The officers at the local office use their discretion. Things have gotten much better now and as such they don't expect the wait time to be more than two months and if it is you can go back a renew the stamp.

You might want to call the 1-800 number to find the specific address to mail yours to. The earlier you do it the better.
 
IrinAjo1 said:
A. I was instructed by an Immigration information officer to mail it to the California Service Center with the address as follows:
U.S.C.I.S
California Service Center
Attn: I-90 "B" or "D"
P. O.Box 10090
Laguna Niguel Ca 92607-1009

B. It was a family based petition.

C. I got my passport stamped for only two months. The officers at the local office use their discretion. Things have gotten much better now and as such they don't expect the wait time to be more than two months and if it is you can go back a renew the stamp.

You might want to call the 1-800 number to find the specific address to mail yours to. The earlier you do it the better.
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Hi IrinAjo1,

I received my I-797C Notice of Action last Saturday(11/3) with incorrect first name on the it. I contacted 1-800 number yesterday(11/5) and tried to prevent same thing happen to my green card before my green card has been sent out, unfortunately, my green card was in my mailbox already (yesterday). The lady at 1-800 number gave me the fax number of Service Center at Laguna Niguel (I live in So cal) and asked me to fax (she said this is an emergency way to correct it) them a letter to explain the error with a copy of I-797C. I did that. But, since I received the card already, do I still need to file I-90 form with my green card attached or should I just wait for their response on my previous fax?
 
Once they have sent the card, they will expect you to send it back when asking for a replacement to correct the error.
 
They put my date of birth on my wife green card so we sent that card back with I-90 form and covering letter.

We not only got the receipt of I-90 (with new SRC number) but after few days a letter from USCIS to acknowledged their mistake and on Sat we got new green card too. The whole process took 3 months.

PS. My case was employment based EB2 and my wife was dependent on me.
 
My GC was approved on 11/05/07, Received card on 11/16/07 but no fingerprint on card, it says: fingerprint not available.

on Monday I told this to my Attorney (Well known big law firm). My attorney replied immediately saying this should not be a problem but they will investigate.

Today my Attorney told me that they contacted USCIS and spoke with the
Nebraska Immigration Officer then the IO had a Supervisor review my file and told that it appear that the card was issued in error without the fingerprint (FYI: I completed Code 3 FP in March 2007). The card should then be sent to USCIS with a letter to the USCIS to a special mailbox that was provided to my attorney so that the error can be corrected, no need to File Form I-90. IO indicated that mail received in this box is generally handled on an expedited basis.

Later I called NSC and got same IO he repeated everything to me and told that my Attorney called today.

On Monday 11/19/07 I called NSC and the IO told me that on the card "fingerprint not available" this is not a problem at all and you are fine and no action is required BUT he provided this info without even asking my Receipt or A# and without looking into my file

On 11/09/07 I called NSC to check about my status and this is what IO told me at that time: Your case is approved but card production not ordered for you, hold on while I verify your Fingerprint after 2 minutes she told that everything is there and I will send an email to the IO working on the case and same day I received card production email.

So what is going on?

Is it possible that Fingerprints were not uploaded for card production and quality? this is what my attorney is guessing and the IO today told to my attorney.

Any expert advise please
 
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