PERMANENT GREEN CARD

[sau 0]

hello,

Thank you for all your help earlier. I have a question on getting the UNCONDITIONAL GREEN CARD. My green card expires on 2010 Mar 30. By when do i have to file the paper work again so i can get the permanent green card. what are the paper work needed. Appreciate your help in this matter. Is this the right forum to discuss this case? thank you.

sau

[Otto 83]

hello,

Thank you for all your help earlier. I have a question on getting the UNCONDITIONAL GREEN CARD. My green card expires on 2010 Mar 30. By when do i have to file the paper work again so i can get the permanent green card. what are the paper work needed. Appreciate your help in this matter. Is this the right forum to discuss this case? thank you.

sau

You can file to lift conditions (I-751) no sooner than 90-days before your GC expires so mark the ninety-day date on your calendar.

[Beautiful_years 0]

90 days to your second wedding anniversary, simply put 90days before expiration of the conditional green card.

[pushbrk 12,113]

90 days to your second wedding anniversary, simply put 90days before expiration of the conditional green card.

This is wrong. The correct answer has already been given. You file to remove conditions during the 90 days preceding the expiration of the card, so a year from now. Further there is no such thing as a permanent green card. It expires in 10 years and must be "renewed". While you remove certain "conditions" you must still maintain permanent resident status to renew the card. Please google "maintaining permanent resident status" for the requirements.

[Eric-Pris 1,602]

90 days to your second wedding anniversary, simply put 90days before expiration of the conditional green card.

Unless you got married the day your AOS was approved (IMPOSSIBLE SCENARIO ), it has nothing to do with the wedding anniversary date. You file for Removing of Conditions 3 months before the expiration of your conditional GC. In the OP's case, they should file around Dec 30, 2009 or the first week in January 2010.

Edited January 5, 2009 by Eric-Pris

[sau 0]

90 days to your second wedding anniversary, simply put 90days before expiration of the conditional green card.

Unless you got married the day your AOS was approved (IMPOSSIBLE SCENARIO ), it has nothing to do with the wedding anniversary date. You file for Removing of Conditions 3 months before the expiration of your conditional GC. In the OP's case, they should file around Dec 30, 2009 or the first week in January 2010.

thanks for all the input............can somebody tell me what will be the paperwork needed from our side..........and how long it takes to get the process completed. thank you

[Kathryn41 3,205]

The form you would file is the I-751 "Application to Remove Conditions on Residency". How long it will take a year from now is difficult to say. There are two Service Centers who process I-751 applications. One is taking 4 to 6 months to process the forms; the other is taking 11 to 13 months to do the same job. What it will be like a year from now is anybody's guess.

[sau 0]

The form you would file is the I-751 "Application to Remove Conditions on Residency". How long it will take a year from now is difficult to say. There are two Service Centers who process I-751 applications. One is taking 4 to 6 months to process the forms; the other is taking 11 to 13 months to do the same job. What it will be like a year from now is anybody's guess.

Can somebody tell me the documents that i need to submit to uscis...........if anybody can post the list of documents needed that will be great......thanks for all your help.......u guys are great

[Jasman0717 8]

Take a look at the guide here on VJ: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...p;page=751guide