Amanda

Soem of yuo knew that mu green card arrived witrh the worng month of my
birth date - because the para legal filled incorrectly on I-485 - and I
attempted to correct it through the Senator's office to no avail. It
has been more tha 6 months since the Senator's Office told me that the
immigration people would have to correct it in their database and that
there is no telling how long it would take. I contacted their office a
couple of months ago but missed the call when thye called me. Today, I
left a message in the voice mail of the same person that handles the
case and frabkly asked her whether their officew would be ab;e to
resolve this issue or should I find soem other help.

No answer yet. Obviosuly, they can't resolve it.

Should I just forget about Senator's Office and get a lawyer? (I won't
go back tot he same lawyer; She would ask me more money I am sure; I
don't want to fight and insist on the refubnd of the previosu fee they
got undeservingly.)

Or, should I wait till Citizenship application to do this correction?
Woul my travelling abraod be a problem if that country needs to see my
GC before issuing a visa?

Noorah101

Do you still have the GC with the incorrect date on it? If so, I don't why it would be a problem for getting a visa to travel. You can write an explanation of the wrong birth date.

If you have turned in the incorrect card, I think that would be a problem, unless you kept a photocopy of the card. Because when you apply for a visa, they do ask for a copy of your GC.

Best Wishes,
Rene

Amanda

[..]

    > Do you still have the GC with the incorrect date on it?

Yes. They sent it back.

    > If so, I don't
    > why it would be a problem for getting a visa to travel. You can write
    > an explanation of the wrong birth date.
    > If you have turned in the incorrect card, I think that would be a
    > problem, unless you kept a photocopy of the card. Because when you
    > apply for a visa, they do ask for a copy of your GC.

I guess I should scan it and save a sift copy as an email attachment in
case of major unexpected disaster.

    >
    > Best Wishes,
    > Rene
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TimFountain

The only sensible advice I can give you is spell check your rantings before posting. I really don't understand what you are trying to say, as it is so riddled with poor grammar and spelling.

Regarding your question - if there is something factually incorrect with your GC, make an Infopass appointment and get it fixed, I don't know why a senator would give a rip about an incorrect birth date, he has more important things to worry about, like getting re-elected.

Amanda

Voltes34 wrote:
[..]
    > As a GC holder you do know you can't vote for a senator or congressman,
    > don't you? Besides, one vote could hardly determine the outcome of an
    > election in the real world.

I was talkling about just my vote. I was talkign about the votes of
the US citizen families of the helpless GC holder. Duh.

Marco

Amanda wrote:

    > She/he won't get re-elected if she/he doesn't serve me.

Ha ha ha