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I am in the process of adjusting my status from tourist to permanent resident / green card holder. I have already received my EAD. Our g.c. interview will be on March 20. I wanted to apply for federal financial aid for college next year, but the deadline seem to be March 11, right before our gc interview. So one of the questions is, if you are a citizen, permanent resident or conditional resident. Can I call myself a conditinal resident right now or are green card holders conditional residents and when is someone a permanent resident? All those terms kinda confuse me...

My timeline:

11-20-2008: AOS (I-485 & I-130) Package sent.

11-24-2008: Package received at 1.36pm and signed by JCHYBA.

12-04-2008: AOS Check was cashed!

12-05-2008: I-130 Money Order was cashed!

12-08-2008: Received my 3 NOA's and letter for biometrics

12-19-2008: Received RFE and another letter for biometrics

12-22-2008: Sent response to RFE back

12-26-2008: Biometrics appointment! -canceled due to holidays-

01-02-2009: Response to RFE received and case is resumed

01-13-2009: Second biometrics appointment - DONE YAY!

01-26-2009: APPROVAL of EAD!!!!!! YAYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

02-04-2009: Received EAD card in mail and applied for SSN - Picked up SSN day after!

02-06-2009: Passed written test, got driver's permit!

02-10-2009: Received my SSC

03-20-2009: Interview! - RFE

04-14-2009: Brought the requested document to the immigration office.

05-02-2009: Received our 3rd RFE.

05-11-2009: Brought the requested document to the immigration office.

05-27-2009: Received green card YAY Thank you God

04-04-2011: Sent in I-751 Removal of conditions

07-08-2011: Approved!

07-14-2011: Received Permanent Resident Card! WHOOOOO HOOOO we are done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you GOD!

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I am in the process of adjusting my status from tourist to permanent resident / green card holder. I have already received my EAD. Our g.c. interview will be on March 20. I wanted to apply for federal financial aid for college next year, but the deadline seem to be March 11, right before our gc interview. So one of the questions is, if you are a citizen, permanent resident or conditional resident. Can I call myself a conditinal resident right now or are green card holders conditional residents and when is someone a permanent resident? All those terms kinda confuse me...

NO...But. The FSA application will ask for your alien registration number. You already have this, it is on your noa1 from the AOS application. If you do, for example, an online (FAFSA) student aid application and have this number you will be able to apply. You will probably have to present your green card prior to enrollemnt at whichever school you attend, but by then you will have it.

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Okay thanks! So do I check "conditional resident" anyways? And then put my Alien registration number?

My timeline:

11-20-2008: AOS (I-485 & I-130) Package sent.

11-24-2008: Package received at 1.36pm and signed by JCHYBA.

12-04-2008: AOS Check was cashed!

12-05-2008: I-130 Money Order was cashed!

12-08-2008: Received my 3 NOA's and letter for biometrics

12-19-2008: Received RFE and another letter for biometrics

12-22-2008: Sent response to RFE back

12-26-2008: Biometrics appointment! -canceled due to holidays-

01-02-2009: Response to RFE received and case is resumed

01-13-2009: Second biometrics appointment - DONE YAY!

01-26-2009: APPROVAL of EAD!!!!!! YAYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

02-04-2009: Received EAD card in mail and applied for SSN - Picked up SSN day after!

02-06-2009: Passed written test, got driver's permit!

02-10-2009: Received my SSC

03-20-2009: Interview! - RFE

04-14-2009: Brought the requested document to the immigration office.

05-02-2009: Received our 3rd RFE.

05-11-2009: Brought the requested document to the immigration office.

05-27-2009: Received green card YAY Thank you God

04-04-2011: Sent in I-751 Removal of conditions

07-08-2011: Approved!

07-14-2011: Received Permanent Resident Card! WHOOOOO HOOOO we are done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you GOD!

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You will be a conditional resident when you get the two year conditional green card. Until you get the green card I believe the proper term is out of status.

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Naturalization

3/23/14 - N400 package sent to Phoenix

3/27/14 - N400 package delivered

4/3/14 - NOA1 receipt date

4/4/14 - check cashed

04/29/14 - biometrics date

07/01/14 - interview date

xx/xx/xx - Oath Ceremony

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You will be a conditional resident when you get the two year conditional green card. Until you get the green card I believe the proper term is out of status.

He/she is not out of status when he/she is in the process of AOS. The proper term is "adjusting status to permanent resident"

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You will be a conditional resident when you get the two year conditional green card. Until you get the green card I believe the proper term is out of status.

He/she is not out of status when he/she is in the process of AOS. The proper term is "adjusting status to permanent resident"

Unfortunately you have no legal status if you are a K1 with no greencard.

Once you apply to adjust, you are allowed to remain in the US until there is a decision rendered on your filing.

There is no 'proper' term for it. There is a 'polite' term, but that's about it.

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