In 2019, the USCIS plans to expand its
Information
Services Modernization Program throughout the US. This expansion will end self-scheduled
InfoPass appointments and instead applicants will use the USCIS website to view
general how-to information, access processing times, check case status, and
other information about the processing of immigration cases.
The USCIS states that the
transition to the Information Services Modernization Program has already
improved the delivery of emergency services which can only be provided in
person. USCIS surveys and data determined
that most people scheduling InfoPass appointments could obtain the same
information by calling the USCIS or checking the USCIS website.
Going forward, when the USCIS customer
service representative online or on the phone determines an in-person appointment
is necessary, the customer service representative will schedule the
appointment for the applicant.
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ReplyDeleteHi Daisy, Welcome to the US! My comments:
ReplyDelete1. that should be fine, but make sure that she is back in April 19.
2. yes- always report the address change. https://www.uscis.gov/addresschange
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ReplyDeleteYes- wait until you have the physical green card.
DeleteSafe travels to your daughter.
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ReplyDeleteIn that case you can send her the green card once it is produced, but again, my recommendation is that she waits.
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ReplyDeleteSir, is there any risks entering the US again if I mail her the greencard instead of her waiting to get her greencard here in the US? thank you for patiently answering Sir. i really appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteThe only risk is if the card is lost in the mail.
Deletethank you so much for answering Sir!
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