Daniel A Zeft
Immigration AttorneyThe permanent resident card of the baby should be valid for two years.
Our EB-5 visa interview was conducted while my wife was pregnant. Then my wife gave birth to my son and we entered the U.S. Recently we received our green cards. The green card of my baby is valid for 10 years, while the ones we have are only valid for 2 years. Is this a mistake? Should I report to USCIS and request the replacement of a green card for my baby?
The permanent resident card of the baby should be valid for two years.
I would defer to the validity dates on the cards.
Yes, USCIS made a mistake issuing a 10-year green card to your baby. You can apply for a replacement green card on Form I-90. Since it was an error of USCIS, you should not have to pay the filing fee. You might have to call the USCIS Contact Center to inform them.
This is a mistake and she needs to notify USCIS, return the erroneous card and file for a new one.
Yes, this is a mistake. Filing the form I-90 should take care of it.