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I received a 10 year green card instead of the 2 year green card I should have had. What should I do?

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David Hill, US Immigration Expert
Answered on September 28,2023

Apply for a social security card that removes DHS restrictions

 

Apply for a full term REAL ID from your state's motor vehicle department

 

If you've more than 90 days left before the 2 year anniversary of your the "Resident Since" date on your green card, consider filing I-90 to correct your green card. If it is less than 90 days, or you have filed I-751, you cannot file I-90.

 

File I-751 90 days before the 2 year anniversary of your "Resident Since" date.

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