Question about Removing Conditions

[maylet29 0]

My husband's GC will expired next year, im aware of filing I-751 within 90 days,

im a bit worried about his job they might question him in regards to his GC being expired?

Do they have any extension or do i need to apply for it.. he loves his job and i dont want him to be fired because of his status (GC being expired)

i noticed that it takes 6-12 months.

Need advice

Thanks

maylet

[Peter T 0]

My husband's GC will expired next year, im aware of filing I-751 within 90 days,

im a bit worried about his job they might question him in regards to his GC being expired?

Do they have any extension or do i need to apply for it.. he loves his job and i dont want him to be fired because of his status (GC being expired)

You can relax, it isn't half as bad as you seem to imagine now. Your husband has to file a I-751 for a removal of condition in a 90 day window before his Green Card expired. When he files, his legal status is automatically extended until the USCIS makes a decision on his application, that means he can legally work and travel like any other permanent resident. As proof of his filing, he should receive a Notice Of Action (NOA) from the USCIS that serves as official proof that his status has been extended for one year beyond the experiation date of his GC. His employer, however, is not allowed to ask to see the new papers; your husband needs them only if starting a new job (or crossing borders). (This is a truth with reservations - if the employer works in a security sensitive field, there might be overriding rules that force the employer to check the immigration papers of his employess regularly.) In the unlucky case that his status is still pending after one year, your husband can get a stamp at a local USCIS office that extend the written proof of his status for another year.

[maylet29 0]

My husband's GC will expired next year, im aware of filing I-751 within 90 days,

im a bit worried about his job they might question him in regards to his GC being expired?

Do they have any extension or do i need to apply for it.. he loves his job and i dont want him to be fired because of his status (GC being expired)

You can relax, it isn't half as bad as you seem to imagine now. Your husband has to file a I-751 for a removal of condition in a 90 day window before his Green Card expired. When he files, his legal status is automatically extended until the USCIS makes a decision on his application, that means he can legally work and travel like any other permanent resident. As proof of his filing, he should receive a Notice Of Action (NOA) from the USCIS that serves as official proof that his status has been extended for one year beyond the experiation date of his GC. His employer, however, is not allowed to ask to see the new papers; your husband needs them only if starting a new job (or crossing borders). (This is a truth with reservations - if the employer works in a security sensitive field, there might be overriding rules that force the employer to check the immigration papers of his employess regularly.) In the unlucky case that his status is still pending after one year, your husband can get a stamp at a local USCIS office that extend the written proof of his status for another year.

THANK YOU SO MUCH

I TOTALLY UNDERSTAND NOW ...USCIS KNOWS HOW TO STRESS US ALL OUT

[eau_xplain 2]

Also, your husband needs to make sure that his SS card is already one without the "Valid for Work with DHS Authorization Only" notation on it. If he has the restricted one, then he needs to go to the SSA office and have it changed. An unrestricted SS card + valid DL are acceptable documents for the I-9.

[switbabe 0]

Also, your husband needs to make sure that his SS card is already one without the "Valid for Work with DHS Authorization Only" notation on it. If he has the restricted one, then he needs to go to the SSA office and have it changed. An unrestricted SS card + valid DL are acceptable documents for the I-9.

Hi,

I have a follow up question about the SS card,my SS card it say "Valid for Work with DHS Authorization Only" but my conditional gc will expire next year so do i need to go to SSA office and have it change?

[annelizabeth 1]

Also, your husband needs to make sure that his SS card is already one without the "Valid for Work with DHS Authorization Only" notation on it. If he has the restricted one, then he needs to go to the SSA office and have it changed. An unrestricted SS card + valid DL are acceptable documents for the I-9.

Hi,

I have a follow up question about the SS card,my SS card it say "Valid for Work with DHS Authorization Only" but my conditional gc will expire next year so do i need to go to SSA office and have it change?

Yes, go and get it changed. It doesn't cost anything and you shouldn't have a problem. Just say you are are permanent resident and need to change your card for an unrestricted one.

[switbabe 0]

Thank You!!!