How Long Does It Take for a Green Card to Arrive After Approval?

Learn the average time for green card arrival post-approval and tips to avoid delays.

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Green card arrival times can vary, but it's typically 7-10 months after your interview or application approval. Always check your application status online and ensure your mailing address is up to date to avoid delays.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What factors can delay my green card arrival? Delays can occur due to incorrect mailing addresses, application errors, or additional requests from USCIS.
  2. Can I track my green card application status? Yes, you can check your application status online on the USCIS website by entering your receipt number.
  3. What should I do if my green card hasn’t arrived? If your green card hasn't arrived within the expected time, contact USCIS for assistance and verify your application status.
  4. How to update my mailing address with USCIS? You can update your address with USCIS online through their website or by submitting Form AR-11.

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