Tulsa, OK asked in Immigration Law for Oklahoma

Q: Hi please I need a little clarification on this.

I received my greencard today in the mail, me and my wife got married 5/2/2018, I had my 1-130 petition filed June 2018, and my visa was approved in March 2021,I got admitted into the state on 3/20/2021 , so today I received my greencard in the mail and it say CR1 and it’s a 2years GC, my question is why did they give me CR1 when we been married over 3year

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A: The USCIS made a mistake. You may want to call the 800 number to request an ADIT appointment at your local USCIS Field Office, but that can take a while. You may instead prefer to file form I-90 to ask for the correction, and send a copy of the card. However, it is unclear whether the lockbox will insist that you have to pay the filing fee. A no fee application may require filing by mail rather than online. You may wish to go online to the USCIS website at www.uscis.gov. Good luck.

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