Call USCIS and ask them to mail it out again. Make sure that your address is accurate. congratulations on winning your case.

Hi, I submitted my I485 in Feb 2017 and since then I’ve been waiting for the approval

You can do a service request online at www.uscis.gov or cal the 1800 and schedule an infopass appointment to see what is going on with your...

Can I buy a roundtrip flight ticket to enter the US after being approved for the Green Card?

You should not have any problems. congratulations on your residency. Be sure to pay the immigrant fee bills before you come to the US, update your...

My ex spouse whose immigration process I did not finish has a green card and I believe he may have falsified my signature.

Hello, Sorry to hear that your marriage didn't work out. He can still get his 10 year card and file I-751 as divorced and asking for a waiver. ...

Asylum will be terminated due to change in home country condition?

I haven't seen it. Plus the government would have to show that you are no longer in danger. Governments can change but the conditions can take...

What should I expect ?

They can ask you about the arrest again, have you sign a statement about your arrest, and go over your form to make sure you still qualify. You...

Waiting on decision after a positive AOS interview?

Hi. there is no way to know. You can continue to check the status online at www.uscis.gov. After 60-120 days, you can do an info pass to find out...

My husband’s I-130 was approved in Feb 2018 but we never received Notice of action. What should i do? Been calling uscis,no help

HI. Did you file I-730, follow to join on the asylum approval? that would have brought him here faster. The best way to get a duplicate notice...

Will I be able to renew my green card and or apply for citizenship?

Anytime there is an arrest within the 5 years of applying for citizenship, you have risk of being denied. I always recommend renewing your...

1-751

If you are no longer together, I suggest getting a divorce. The I-751 allows for a waiver of the joint filing requirement. I never suggest that...