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Wrong Category on Green Card
I have finally received my green card yesterday. However, the category on my green card is E-37 which corresponds to EB-3. I have a master's degree and I've been told that the application was for EB-2 by the lawyer couple times in the past. Now I'm a little confused and wondering if it matters at all. If this is a mistake on someone's part (either lawyer or USCIS) can this cause an issue in the future if it's not corrected? Is there even a reason to try to correct it?
I have most of the documents that the lawyer has sent to USCIS so I can check if they have applied for EB-2 or EB-3. I tried to look at couple of the forms but I can't really tell what information translates into the part that I'm looking for. They don't seem to include "EB-2", "EB-3", "E-26" or "E-37". Does anyone know what I should be looking for in what document?
I know that even if you apply for EB-2, your application can be processed under the EB-3 quota if there are a lot of people applying. When that happens, does it affect the category on the green card?
Should I worry about this?
Thanks in advance.
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I have most of the documents that the lawyer has sent to USCIS so I can check if they have applied for EB-2 or EB-3. I tried to look at couple of the forms but I can't really tell what information translates into the part that I'm looking for. They don't seem to include "EB-2", "EB-3", "E-26" or "E-37". Does anyone know what I should be looking for in what document?
I know that even if you apply for EB-2, your application can be processed under the EB-3 quota if there are a lot of people applying. When that happens, does it affect the category on the green card?
Should I worry about this?
Thanks in advance.
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