We qualified for an IR-1

[Nita&Assaad 0]

I am Curious about changing the status from CR-1 to IR-1 before we get to the Embassy part of the journey. Has anyone else been through this, or wondering what needs to be done?

I read somewhere that once you complete 2 years of being married while going through the Immigration process that you would be switched Atomically to IR-1, but from my last cover sheet after paying IV Bill; it still states CR-1. On May 13 of this year , we will have been married 2 years. Can anyone answer this question? I would appricate it.

Nita

Edited June 11, 2008 by Nita&Assaad

[pushbrk 12,106]

I am Curious about changing the status from CR-1 to IR-1 before we get to the Embassy part of the journey. Has anyone else been through this, or wondering what needs to be done?

I read somewhere that once you complete 2 years of being married while going through the Immigration process that you would be switched Atomically to IR-1, but from my last cover sheet after paying IV Bill; it still states CR-1. On May 13 of this year , we will have been married 2 years. Can anyone answer this question? I would appricate it.

Nita

You do nothing. The Consulate will simply issue an IR1 category visa when the time comes. Frankly, it doesn't matter though because what you really want is the 10 year green card. USCIS issues that after entry. Even those with CR1 visas who enter after two years of marriage, get the unconditional (10 year) card.

[Nita&Assaad 0]

But do I still have to do removing conditions even if IR-1 status? I thought that was just for CR-1 status

I am Curious about changing the status from CR-1 to IR-1 before we get to the Embassy part of the journey. Has anyone else been through this, or wondering what needs to be done?

I read somewhere that once you complete 2 years of being married while going through the Immigration process that you would be switched Atomically to IR-1, but from my last cover sheet after paying IV Bill; it still states CR-1. On May 13 of this year , we will have been married 2 years. Can anyone answer this question? I would appricate it.

Nita

You do nothing. The Consulate will simply issue an IR1 category visa when the time comes. Frankly, it doesn't matter though because what you really want is the 10 year green card. USCIS issues that after entry. Even those with CR1 visas who enter after two years of marriage, get the unconditional (10 year) card.

[diadromous mermaid 36]

But do I still have to do removing conditions even if IR-1 status? I thought that was just for CR-1 status

I am Curious about changing the status from CR-1 to IR-1 before we get to the Embassy part of the journey. Has anyone else been through this, or wondering what needs to be done?

I read somewhere that once you complete 2 years of being married while going through the Immigration process that you would be switched Atomically to IR-1, but from my last cover sheet after paying IV Bill; it still states CR-1. On May 13 of this year , we will have been married 2 years. Can anyone answer this question? I would appricate it.

Nita

You do nothing. The Consulate will simply issue an IR1 category visa when the time comes. Frankly, it doesn't matter though because what you really want is the 10 year green card. USCIS issues that after entry. Even those with CR1 visas who enter after two years of marriage, get the unconditional (10 year) card.

Not unless you receive the 10-year green card by mistake.

[Nita&Assaad 0]

So if my spouse gets the 10 year unconditional GC issued upon entry, do we still have to do Removal of conditions?? I am confused about that

Edited June 11, 2008 by Nita&Assaad

[Zee Bee 61]

So if my spouse gets the 10 year unconditional GC issued upon entry, do we still have to do Removal of conditions?? I am confused about that

If he gets the 10 year greencard you do not need to remove conditions.

[pushbrk 12,106]

10 years = unconditional = no conditions to remove.

[xuemei 0]

I am Curious about changing the status from CR-1 to IR-1 before we get to the Embassy part of the journey. Has anyone else been through this, or wondering what needs to be done?

I read somewhere that once you complete 2 years of being married while going through the Immigration process that you would be switched Atomically to IR-1, but from my last cover sheet after paying IV Bill; it still states CR-1. On May 13 of this year , we will have been married 2 years. Can anyone answer this question? I would appricate it.

Nita

You do nothing. The Consulate will simply issue an IR1 category visa when the time comes. Frankly, it doesn't matter though because what you really want is the 10 year green card. USCIS issues that after entry. Even those with CR1 visas who enter after two years of marriage, get the unconditional (10 year) card.

It's a Beautiful thing.

[Nita&Assaad 0]

Thanks everyone! This is GREAT!!!

It is a beautiful thing!!

[LotofPatience 65]

Thanks everyone! This is GREAT!!!

It is a beautiful thing!!

That's great Nita You saved $465 (plus $80 biometric service fee) and the pain to deal with USCIS

[Nita&Assaad 0]

Yeah pretty excited about that....Oh but wait... Does that mean my hubby might be in AP after his Interview date??!??

Oh noooooooooooooooooo

Thanks everyone! This is GREAT!!!

It is a beautiful thing!!

That's great Nita You saved $465 (plus $80 biometric service fee) and the pain to deal with USCIS

[pushbrk 12,106]

This has nothing to do with whether he'll be in AP.

Yeah pretty excited about that....Oh but wait... Does that mean my hubby might be in AP after his Interview date??!??

Oh noooooooooooooooooo

Thanks everyone! This is GREAT!!!

It is a beautiful thing!!

That's great Nita You saved $465 (plus $80 biometric service fee) and the pain to deal with USCIS