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hello everybody,

I have a question on conditional green card. My card expired date is MAR 2010. Can you all please tell me by when do i have to apply for the unconditional green card.

what is the form number?

What kind of documents will be needed at the time of applying to show we live together?

Do we have to go and appear for the interview again?

how much do we have to pay?

sorry for the lots of question. thx for all your help in advance.

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Brother Hesekiel   2,236

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Sau,

Welcome back to Visa Journey!

The earliest you can apply for "Removal of Conditions" (of your residence) is 90 days (which is not equal to 3 months) before the exact DAY your green card (GC) expires in March 2010. That will be very early in January 2010 and you should send your package close to that earliest date.

The form used is I-751 and you can download it from the USCIS Web site.

Do a search on this topic to learn what you need on documentation. Since you have some time to go, stay on this site and get a better picture about the process.

After USCIS received your package with the I-751, you will get a letter with a notice of action (NOA1) which will extend your GC for 1 year. You will then get a letter with a date where you have to show up for biometrics (fingerprints, photos) again.

Interviews are not mandatory. Sometimes you will have one, sometimes you will not.

Peace.

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