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Hello, my spouse just entered USA on CR1 VISA. What is the next step for us to remove conditions.

Are we going to recieved GREEN CARD in mail or do we need to apply for one.

You can't file for removal of conditions until 90 before the expiration of the current green card which will be 2 years from the time of entry. The green card should arrive not long after entry into the US.

09/25/2009 - Married!

CR1 Timeline
12/11/2009 - I-130 Sent

12/17/2009 - NOA1
03/01/2010 - NOA2
03/05/2010 - DS-3032 Emailed
03/08/2010 - DS-3032/I-864 Bill received/DS-3032 Email resent / AOS Paid
03/09/2010 - NVC received AOS Payment
03/10/2010 - DS-3032 accepted
03/11/2010 - IV Bill received
03/12/2010 - I-864 Bill shows as PAID
03/16/2010 - Sent I-864 Package
03/19/2010 - Pay IV Bill Online
03/22/2010 - IV Bill shows as PAID
03/23/2010 - DS-230 and Documents Sent
04/08/2010 - SIF
04/08/2010 - AVR updated to "Case Completed"
04/13/2010 - Interview Date Assigned
04/21/2010 - Case Sent to Embassy
04/25/2010 - Case Received at Embassy
04/30/2010 - Medical Exam - Passed!

05/06/2010 - Interview 9:30am in Auckland - APPROVED!
05/10/2010 - Visa Received!
05/13/2010 - POE LAX!

Removal of Conditions Timeline
04/25/2012 - I-751 Package sent (a little late)

05/01/2012 - USCIS Received Package
05/14/2012 - NOA
06/01/2012 - Biometrics (Omaha, NE)

11/20/2012 - Approved
11/29/2012 - Card Received!

Naturalization Timeline
06/06/2015 - N-400 Sent to Phoenix Lockbox
06/10/2015 - Case Received
06/15/2015 - NOA
07/07/2015 - Biometrics (Omaha, NE)

09/01/2015 - Interview - Approved!

10/09/2015 - Oath Ceremony!

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Hello, my spouse just entered USA on CR1 VISA. What is the next step for us to remove conditions.

Are we going to recieved GREEN CARD in mail or do we need to apply for one.

Do nothing just wait for your GC, you should get it in 2 weeks & then you have to remove your conditional status before the second year of anniversary

of GC (USCIS uses this term but simply also means your current GC Expiration date) but the filing window opens 90 days prior to your GC Expiration date.

Your residence starts on the day you have entered to US soil as CR1 status & this Conditional GC card expires exactly after 2 years from this date.

Good luck & enjoy USCIS free life approximately for 2 years :)

"Patience is the key to the paradise (US Citizenship, in our case)"

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Moving to CR1 as the OP is not at ROC yet

England.gif England!

And in this crazy life, and through these crazy times

It's you, it's you, You make me sing.

You're every line, you're every word, you're everything.

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ROC Timeline

Sent: 7/21/12

NOA1: 7/23/12

Touch: 7/24/2012

Biometrics: 8/24/2012

Card Production Ordered: 3/6/2013

*Eligible for Naturalization: October 13, 2013*

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