盖章期间算什么身份?看看I-829的申请指导说明,也可以看看下面的问答:
I-551 Stamps
2. AILA members have reported that USCIS field offices are issuing temporary I-551 extensions for varying validity periods (such as three, six, or twelve months) when the I-751 or I-829 is pending or when there has been a denial and a Notice to Appear has not yet been issued.
According to the regulations, an automatic extension of status is authorized upon the filing of either form I-829 or I-751. Additionally, the regulations state that conditional residence shall be automatically extended until the director adjudicates the petition (AILA Doc. No. 03120940).
In the case of a Form I-751, the regulations at 8 CFR 216.4(a)(1) state that, “Upon receipt of a properly filed Form I-751, the alien’s conditional permanent resident status shall be extended automatically, if necessary, until such time as the director has adjudicated the petition.” Thus, any conditional resident who has properly filed a form I-751 remains a conditional resident until a decision is made on his or her Form I-751. Such conditional resident is eligible to receive evidence of his or her conditional resident status. If the Form I-751 is still pending one year after filing, the ISO should collect the expired Form I-551 and issue a temporary I-551 stamp with a 12-month expiration date in the conditional resident’s unexpired, foreign passport (if the expiration date of the passport is one year or more). If the conditional resident is not in possession of an unexpired foreign passport, the ISO should instead issue a Form I-94 (arrival portion) containing a temporary I-551 stamp with a 12-month expiration date and a photograph of the conditional resident.
Guidance regarding periods of temporary I-551 stamps for Form I-829 can be found in Chapter 25.2 of the Adjudicator’s Field Manual. Guidance regarding temporary I-551 stamps issued to conditional residents with a pending Form I-751 can be found in the Yates memorandum
entitled, “Extension of Status for Conditional Residents with Pending Forms I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence,” dated December 2, 2003