ins green card screw up
Mar 31st 2003, 7:45 pm
#16
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Re: ins green card screw up
Joachim Feise wrote:
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> mrtravel wrote:
> >
> > Why do you need to do all of this?
> > You just file I-90 with an explanation about why you feel you shouldn't
> > have to pay the fee due to their error.
>
> You didn't get that. They have to pay all the expenses to get there.
> The only expense they may be able to get waived is the I-90 fee.
Expenses to get where?
You mail it in.
The replacement card is mailed back.
>
> mrtravel wrote:
> >
> > Why do you need to do all of this?
> > You just file I-90 with an explanation about why you feel you shouldn't
> > have to pay the fee due to their error.
>
> You didn't get that. They have to pay all the expenses to get there.
> The only expense they may be able to get waived is the I-90 fee.
Expenses to get where?
You mail it in.
The replacement card is mailed back.
Apr 1st 2003, 4:06 am
#17
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Re: ins green card screw up
mrtravel wrote in message news:...
> Joachim Feise wrote:
> >
> > mrtravel wrote:
> > >
> > > Why do you need to do all of this?
> > > You just file I-90 with an explanation about why you feel you shouldn't
> > > have to pay the fee due to their error.
> >
> > You didn't get that. They have to pay all the expenses to get there.
> > The only expense they may be able to get waived is the I-90 fee.
>
> Expenses to get where?
> You mail it in.
> The replacement card is mailed back.
According to the instructions on the I-90, "Unless otherwise
instructed, file this application in person at the local INS office
having juristriction over where you live." We were not instructed
otherwise, we were instructed by the INS to submit the form in person.
Dave
> Joachim Feise wrote:
> >
> > mrtravel wrote:
> > >
> > > Why do you need to do all of this?
> > > You just file I-90 with an explanation about why you feel you shouldn't
> > > have to pay the fee due to their error.
> >
> > You didn't get that. They have to pay all the expenses to get there.
> > The only expense they may be able to get waived is the I-90 fee.
>
> Expenses to get where?
> You mail it in.
> The replacement card is mailed back.
According to the instructions on the I-90, "Unless otherwise
instructed, file this application in person at the local INS office
having juristriction over where you live." We were not instructed
otherwise, we were instructed by the INS to submit the form in person.
Dave
Apr 1st 2003, 6:13 am
#18
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Re: ins green card screw up
"Dave" wrote in message
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> mrtravel wrote in message
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> > Joachim Feise wrote:
> > > mrtravel wrote:
> > > > Why do you need to do all of this?
> > > > You just file I-90 with an explanation about why you feel you
shouldn't
> > > > have to pay the fee due to their error.
> > >
> > > You didn't get that. They have to pay all the expenses to get there.
> > > The only expense they may be able to get waived is the I-90 fee.
> >
> > Expenses to get where?
> > You mail it in.
> > The replacement card is mailed back.
> According to the instructions on the I-90, "Unless otherwise
> instructed, file this application in person at the local INS office
> having juristriction over where you live." We were not instructed
> otherwise, we were instructed by the INS to submit the form in person.
Form I-90 must be filed in person. I believe there may be an exception for
a person who can prove he or she is disabled, but otherwise -- no
exceptions.
news:[email protected]...
> mrtravel wrote in message
news:...
> > Joachim Feise wrote:
> > > mrtravel wrote:
> > > > Why do you need to do all of this?
> > > > You just file I-90 with an explanation about why you feel you
shouldn't
> > > > have to pay the fee due to their error.
> > >
> > > You didn't get that. They have to pay all the expenses to get there.
> > > The only expense they may be able to get waived is the I-90 fee.
> >
> > Expenses to get where?
> > You mail it in.
> > The replacement card is mailed back.
> According to the instructions on the I-90, "Unless otherwise
> instructed, file this application in person at the local INS office
> having juristriction over where you live." We were not instructed
> otherwise, we were instructed by the INS to submit the form in person.
Form I-90 must be filed in person. I believe there may be an exception for
a person who can prove he or she is disabled, but otherwise -- no
exceptions.
Apr 1st 2003, 6:39 am
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Re: ins green card screw up
I was at the Newark Office yesterday, and ended up having to file an I-90. I was informed that the Newark office only accepts the I-90 in person, and not by mail. The officer offered to give me an appointment to come in again to file it, but I was able to get the photographs etc. together the same day and did not need to come in again.
Of course, given the nature of the BCIS, your mileage may vary.
Of course, given the nature of the BCIS, your mileage may vary.
Originally posted by Ingo Pakleppa
Somebody already pointed out that this is usually handled with an I-90,
and there should not be a fee for it. The I-90 should be filed with the
same office that you got the original GC from. I don't think it is really
necessary to do this in person, as long as the office accepts applications
by mail.
Somebody already pointed out that this is usually handled with an I-90,
and there should not be a fee for it. The I-90 should be filed with the
same office that you got the original GC from. I don't think it is really
necessary to do this in person, as long as the office accepts applications
by mail.
Apr 1st 2003, 11:47 am
#20
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Re: ins green card screw up
Sorry... We actually filed it during an INS road trip to another city,
not at the INS office.
I notice that it will soon be possible to e-file I-90.
not at the INS office.
I notice that it will soon be possible to e-file I-90.
