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    California2020 reacted to HRQX in The processing time   
    Like the info I quoted, the first number is just the median (first 50%). So that's many cases spread-out in that initial range.
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    California2020 reacted to HRQX in 2 yrs or 10 yrs green card   
    The lawyer is wrong. The date that matters is when I-485 is approved: https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-d-chapter-2
    Effective Date of Permanent Residence
    A person is generally considered an LPR at the time USCIS approves the applicant’s adjustment application or at the time the applicant is admitted into the United States with an immigrant visa.[9] Most applicants applying for adjustment of status become LPRs on the date USCIS approves the application.[10]
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    California2020 reacted to aaron2020 in 2 yrs or 10 yrs green card   
    Yes.  If a green card is granted after your 2nd wedding anniversary, then you get a 10 years green card.  The day you submit the I-130 has nothing to do with getting a 2 years conditional green card or a 10 years green card.  Your attorney is horrible.  This is basic immigration.  
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    California2020 reacted to payxibka in 2 yrs or 10 yrs green card   
    Interprey literally.   Based on the age of your marriage upon approval. 
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    California2020 reacted to geowrian in Conditional Green card or 10yrs Green card   
    The attorney is incorrect.
    What matters is the timespan from the marriage until the date that you become a Legal Permanent Resident.
    If you do an immigrant visa process, the latter date is the date of entry into the US.
    If you do AOS, the latter date is the date that AOS is approved.
     
    The date of filing the I-130 has no role, other than setting a Priority Date (for categories where a PD even applies).
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    California2020 reacted to Duke & Marie in Can’t find answer for this question   
    For the I-864 for AOS, you cannot self-sponsor without EAD and you can’t AOS until you’ve lost the current GC in which case you’ll lose EAD and need to apply for a new one, so your in a catch 22 type situation when the courts finalise your case.. 
     
    you can include the your assets
     
    best for new wife to get a better job or a joint sponsor 
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    California2020 reacted to NikLR in Remarried with conditional green card   
    Your current marriage has no relevance on your current green card.  You do not need to adjust your status. 
     
    However, you will not be able to file the N-400 until you've been an LPR for 5 years FYI. 
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    California2020 got a reaction from Adegbola in Remarried with conditional green card   
    Guys unfortunately after i moved to the state there are some problems happened between me and my US wife ended with divorce.
    For couple months ago i got in relationship with another girl and we got married.
    my green card will end next December 20 and the stamp on my passport will end march 2019 .
    my question is what the process we need to apply for ??
    and am we gonna apply for adjustment of status or not ?
    second question.. after the green card ends am still be able to work ?
    thanks
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