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Help!!! Remarry someone after approval of I-751

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Turkey
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Is your current BF a USC or an LPR or is he a foreign national?

She already stated "Can I appy a green card for him when I receive my citizenship?"

that makes him foreign national...

September 5th 2007 Married in the U.S

October 15th 2007 documents were recieved

Nov 25th 2007 biometrics

Dec 17 2007 work authorization

Feb 26 2008 interview and approval

25 Nov 2009 I-751

27 Nov 2009 NOA

11 Dec 2009 Biometrics (early bio)

31 Dec 2009 touch (web site indicates last update)

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