Two year Permanent Resident Card
Please would someone give me advice about when I must apply to have the conditions removed from my green card. Is it 90 days before the 2 year anniversary of my marriage, or 90 days before the 2 year anniversary of the receipt of my green card?
I got married 26th August 2008. I received my Permanent Resident Card in February 2009. Thank you! |
Re: Two year Permanent Resident Card
Originally Posted by Anna Clare
(Post 8536870)
Please would someone give me advice about when I must apply to have the conditions removed from my green card. Is it 90 days before the 2 year anniversary of my marriage, or 90 days before the 2 year anniversary of the receipt of my green card?
I got married 26th August 2008. I received my Permanent Resident Card in February 2009. Thank you! |
Re: Two year Permanent Resident Card
Originally Posted by Poppy girl
(Post 8536875)
Your GC :)
Thank you Poppy! |
Re: Two year Permanent Resident Card
Originally Posted by Anna Clare
(Post 8536870)
Please would someone give me advice about when I must apply to have the conditions removed from my green card. Is it 90 days before the 2 year anniversary of my marriage, or 90 days before the 2 year anniversary of the receipt of my green card?
I got married 26th August 2008. I received my Permanent Resident Card in February 2009. Thank you! |
Re: Two year Permanent Resident Card
Yes understood not the actual physical presence of your GC but the day your were granted PR.
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Re: Two year Permanent Resident Card
If your GC is printed correctly, you can either:
Look at the "resident since" date on it, and count 2 years forward. You should file the I-751 within the 90 days just before that date. Look at the expiraction date of your green card. If it's correct, you should file the I-751 within the 90 days just before that date. Rene |
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