need information/advice

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is there anyone can give me some information regarding my situation.

i received my conditional green card june 7, 2010.

my husband left USA for him to move in camp casey korea on september 19, 2010

i left USA october 2, 2010 (two months after i gave birth, flew with my little baby) and i arrived in the Philippines and stay until November 12,2010

my first visit in camp casey korea was November 12, 2010 to February 3, 2011 (for tourist visa)

i flew back again in the Philippines February 4, 2011 and stay until April 11, 2011

my second visit in camp casey korea is april 11, 2011 and will stay here until July 2011 (for tourist visa)

i called the USCIS that i am not eligible for expedited naturalization because im not on military orders with my husband that currently in korea, my husband will stay here on unaccompanied tour til september 2012. but im currently here for tourist visa that im visiting my husband every two months, im only allowed here per 90 days of my visa.

my military husband might go to iraq around year 2013, is there any chance for me to be qualified for expedited naturalization? how about my previous stay in the philippines and korea, is there any effect for my residency?

i need to remove conditions on March 7, 2012 (my green card will expired on june 7, 2012)

me and my husband plan to file for removal conditions nextyear here in korea, although im not in orders. but the US embassy seoul in korea said i can do my fingerprinting in their embassy. we have all the medical records here that i can submit together with my supporting documents, and also i have the commanding officer approved my stay here everytime i visit my husband.

is there anyone already approved for removal of conditions overseas most likely similar to my queries?

let me know

thanks everyone.

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

You're not eligible for naturalization abroad if you are not included on your husband's military orders. You could return to the US and apply for expedited naturalization.

I don't know the answer to your question about removal of conditions, but I suspect that will also be difficult if you're not on your husband's orders. I think it's also possible you will lose your permanent resident status if you remain outside the US for more than one year. Don't take my word for this because this isn't an area of immigration law that I've spent much time studying.

If you meet the requirements for expedited naturalization in the US then I think your best bet would be to return to the US and become a citizen. After that, you can remain abroad as long as you like.