Removal of conditions

[winterr 0]

Hi! My conditional residency expires on march 11th 2010, I am just doing my removal of conditions forms now, I originally thought it expired in september next year but it's march. So have I left it too late? I hope not!!

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Not at all, you're good. The window for filing it opens 90 days before your GC expires... if you send it before that, they will return it. So make sure it's within that time frame

[winterr 0]

Oh my goodness thank you soooooo much Len!!!

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Hey no worries. Count -90 days from the expiry date and that's when you can file.

Gather your evidence and drop by the removal of conditions forum

[Otto 83]

Topic is not regional-related - moving to "Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion" where others may fine the answer helpful as well.

[Dakine 26]

Hint:

From what I understand. USCIS goes by date of receipt not mailing date for the ROC.

[TracyTN 237]

That is correct. If they receive it 91 days before your current GC expires, they will reject it.

[winterr 0]

That is correct. If they receive it 91 days before your current GC expires, they will reject it.

So you mean I have to mail it right on the 90th day before? What about my daughter, her residency ends 3 months after mine, do I have to do her separate?

[milimelo 4,494]

That is correct. If they receive it 91 days before your current GC expires, they will reject it.

So you mean I have to mail it right on the 90th day before? What about my daughter, her residency ends 3 months after mine, do I have to do her separate?

Same rules apply for your daughter - 90 days before the expiry of her conditional GC send the paperwork in.

[DKano 0]

So you mean I have to mail it right on the 90th day before? What about my daughter, her residency ends 3 months after mine, do I have to do her separate?

It doesn't mean that you have to send exactly that day. Just means that they have to receive it before the expiration date but not earlier than 90 days before the expiration date. In your case you can send it anytime after December 11th, just make sure they get it before March 11th.

Edited November 19, 2009 by DKano

[winterr 0]

That is correct. If they receive it 91 days before your current GC expires, they will reject it.

So you mean I have to mail it right on the 90th day before? What about my daughter, her residency ends 3 months after mine, do I have to do her separate?

Same rules apply for your daughter - 90 days before the expiry of her conditional GC send the paperwork in.

Oh ok thanks I"m glad that I have some time. I am annoyed that I have to file my daughters one separately because we got hers more than 3 months after I got mine, so that's double the cost!! Oh well

[Dakine 26]

That is correct. If they receive it 91 days before your current GC expires, they will reject it.

So you mean I have to mail it right on the 90th day before? What about my daughter, her residency ends 3 months after mine, do I have to do her separate?

Have hubby adopted her then no need remove conditions for your daughter.

[CountryBoy 0]

That is correct. If they receive it 91 days before your current GC expires, they will reject it.

So you mean I have to mail it right on the 90th day before? What about my daughter, her residency ends 3 months after mine, do I have to do her separate?

Same rules apply for your daughter - 90 days before the expiry of her conditional GC send the paperwork in.

Someone please correct me if I am wrong but I believe that if the daughter was included on the parent's visa (k-2) then both should be filed within 90 days of the parent's green card expiration, regardless the daughters expiration...

that is what we did for my wife and daughters removing of conditions and both were approved at the same time.