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  1. To get divorced takes time, so you can use it in your side.... to inform USCIS you need to get the Divorce decree, so if you can not handle the situation with your husband and there is nothing to do, you don't have choice and sign the papers that your husband is asking to you. But like the other comments the remove on conditions is based on your marriage in good faith. Good Luck !!!!

  2. I dont see any reason why your employer doesnt want to take your extension letter to let you keep working. The letter says clearly "Your conditional resident status is extended for a period of one year. During the one-year extension you are authorized employment and travel". If they still having any doubts about it, they may be call USCIS to ask them if it is a valid document.

    To call USCIS and talk to a rep u should dial option 1,2,3

  3. Having an attorney to remove conditional residence is a complete waste of money. But if you feel safe of loose mails and you have money to pay them is ok and go ahead.

    You should talk to the postal office and prevent them do not mess up your mails since you are going to receive important information. Another way to keep tracking your case is calling USCIS and asking them about your process, I know it is not helpul but at least they have updated information and better that you can see online.

    Good luck !!!

  4. Your extension letter is enough for your employer to let you work as the letter says clearly. Do not wait until your green card expires, just give a copy of it to them and let them know that you are going to bring them your new green card as soon as you receive it. You will be fine.

    The stamp in your passport is only needed if your extension letter is going to expire and you don't hear anything from USCIS yet. Some ppl wants their passport being stamped just to feel more comfortable if they want to travel. But according to my experience, the extension letter is enough to work and travel for a year after your green card expires. Good luck!!!

  5. Guys and gals, seems like there are quite a bit of people here who were transferred from VSC to CSC recently. Does anyone want to create a chart with processing times just for the transferees to monitor their perfomance? I think all we need is the original reciept date (in VSC) and approval date, we can also add biometrics dates and stuff, but i dont think its necessary.

    Dara Receipt date in VSC 06/24/2008 Date of transfer to CSC 02/11/2009

    Hello Dara,

    I am really confused now. Correct me if I am wrong please that your case has been transferred from Vermont Service Center (VSC) to California Service Center (VSC)? Bacause I filed my case in Texas Service center(TSC) on Oct. 20, 2008. I got my packet back from USCIS within a week with a letter asking me to file my petition with Vermont Service Center(VSC). I filed with them on November 20, 2008. Have done my biometrics on December 17, 2008. Since then my case has not been touched. It still says that my case was received at VSC. Now after what you wrote, is that now they are transferring or have transferred your case to CSC. Help me in this regards please?

    Vermont has been trasfered june-october 2008 cases to California.If your case was received in November2008, it should stay at Vermont.

  6. Your status is LPR it wont change unless an unfavorable result happens with the I-751 to remove conditions.

    Your mother needs to file I-751 jointly with your step parent, you will be included on that I-751.

    Moving this to removal of conditions forum.

    Note: mother is not your sponsor, US Citizen Spouse "Step parent" is.

    Only option is perhaps marry your boy friend, and IF the I-751 is denied, your boyfriend could file an I-130+I-485 to adjust status.

    should my boyfriend file I-30 now or wait for the decision on my I-751 then file I-30 if deny ?

    my extension will expire in august 2009. I doubt that my mom I-751 will be approve.

    He can file it for you if you guys are married.

  7. Dear All,

    Happy Spring,

    Can my husband apply for his N-400 (hope I have the number right) at the same time as the removal of conditions?

    Is anyone else freaked out at how much it costs???

    We don't want to pay for a lawyer this time. What have some of you done?

    I feel perfectly comfortable filling out all the paperwork and sending......

    :thumbs:

    The time to apply for N-400 and the I-751 are totally diferent. For N-400 you need to be a lawful permanent resident for 3 years and being married for 3 years too which are totally different and you need to apply 90 days before you meet all the requirements . For I-751 you need to apply 90 days before your conditional green card expires (2 year of lawful permanent resident).

    The fees for i-751 is $545 and you dont need a lawyer if you don't want.

    You should better read the instructions for each aplication.

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