When should I apply to remove Conditions

[Tygrys 143]

one member said that he had file 2 weeks before his gc expired. ok, what if your roc package was lost in the mail. next thing you know, as far as uscis is concern, you didn't meet the dead line. i am right when i had said, you should file the roc 90 days before your gc expires. or, within the 90 day period. i didn't say to file before the 90 day. i said, you should file 90 days or within the 90 day period. uscis wants you to file 90 days brfore your gc expires for a reason. there are alot of reasons why uscis wants you to file 90 days before your gc expires or within the 90 day period. the member who file 2 weeks before his gc expired was lucky that his package wasn't lost in the mail. so what i am saying is correct when i use the term, should.

Say what?

No, you're not correct using the word "should". You SHOULD apply before your GC expires, you CAN apply 90 days earlier.

[Cino 5]

Now we have started English 101 . Everybody knows what it is. We are just playing with the words. Points are taken, well understood.

Of course, earlier you apply for ROC earlier you get approval hence earlier you get your 10-yr GC.

In my case, I couldn't apply earlier because we had to go to my old country & visit my family.

As you know you have to be here for Bio or any possible RFE or any kind problems, that is why I didn't want to take any risks.

Take Care everybody, talk to you around..

Edited March 29, 2012 by Cino