Can you file MORE than 90 days prior of expiration?

[botipapa 0]

Hello everyone!

I know that to file to remove conditions

should be 90 days or later of the expiration

of your green card.

However there are rumors on the web

that you shoul do it at least 6 months before the

expiration, because the long processing time.

My question is simple.

Can you do that, or it's got to be 90 days plus.

Thanks a lot guys

[YuAndDan 153]

Everyone that answers this question before has said when the ave tried, USCIS rejects, and returns the entire package.

Makes no difference processing times, you WILL get a NOA1 letter that extends green-card for 1 year beyond expiration.

[simple_male 1]

Hello everyone!

I know that to file to remove conditions

should be 90 days or later of the expiration

of your green card.

However there are rumors on the web

that you shoul do it at least 6 months before the

expiration, because the long processing time.

My question is simple.

Can you do that, or it's got to be 90 days plus.

Thanks a lot guys

It is exactly 90 days. For example, if one's conditional GC expires on June 1, he/she must file I-751 between March 1-June 1 range. USCIS will send NOA which will say that the conditional GC is extended for one more year.

[Jasman0717 9]

Anything over 90 days and the USCIS will return the packet.