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hi all,

i just has a question because i was trying to find out what happens after i finish with AOS and getting removal of conditions.

a little background information... right now are at the AOS process, we have our interview in exactly a month Oct 9th 2009.

now i was looking at the VJ guide on the I-751 and it said "A person's permanent residence status will be conditional if it is based on a marriage that was less than two years old on the day they were given permanent residence."

at the time that we applied for the AOS end of July 30th, we had already been married for 4 years and nearly 1 month. does this mean that i will skip the "conditional resident status" and get a 10 year greencard, or will i still have to go through the conditional process first?

any insight would be great, thanks in advance :star:

May 2002 -- Met online.

07/16/02 -- Decided to start a long distance relationship.

01/09/04 -- Finally met him in person when he visited me in London, UK.

June & Dec 04 -- Visited him in Los Angeles, CA.

07/10/05 -- Arrived in the U.S. on F-1 Visa.

07/18/05 -- Got married in Las Vegas, NV.

01/08/09 -- Visited London, UK with him.

06/12/09 -- My graduation, F-1 Visa expires in 60 days.

07/30/09 -- Sent off I-485 and I-130 TODAY!

08/02/09 -- Delivered to Chicago Lockbox @ 9.35pm.

08/05/09 -- Checks cashed.

08/08/09 -- Recieved 4 NOA-1's (I-130, I-485, I-131 and I-765).

08/11/09 -- Recieved Biometrics Appointment for 08/28/09 @ 10am.

08/13/09 -- Early (Walk-In) Biometrics taken today.

08/28/09 -- Original Biometrics Appointment.

09/08/09 -- Recieved Interview Appointment in Los Angeles, CA for 10/09/09 @ 9.45am.

09/15/09 -- EAD card production ordered.

09/16/09 -- AP document approval notice sent.

09/22/09 -- AP document recieved.

09/22/09 -- EAD approval notice recieved.

09/23/09 -- EAD recieved.

09/24/09 -- Applied for SSN.

10/02/09 -- Recieved SSN in the mail.

10/09/09 -- Interview Appointment in Los Angeles, CA @ 9.45am. APPROVED

10/15/09 -- Green card production ordered.

10/16/09 -- Recieved I-485 and I-130 Approval/Welcome letter.

10/21/09 -- Green Card recieved, IN HAND.

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hi all,

i just has a question because i was trying to find out what happens after i finish with AOS and getting removal of conditions.

a little background information... right now are at the AOS process, we have our interview in exactly a month Oct 9th 2009.

now i was looking at the VJ guide on the I-751 and it said "A person's permanent residence status will be conditional if it is based on a marriage that was less than two years old on the day they were given permanent residence."

at the time that we applied for the AOS end of July 30th, we had already been married for 4 years and nearly 1 month. does this mean that i will skip the "conditional resident status" and get a 10 year greencard, or will i still have to go through the conditional process first?

any insight would be great, thanks in advance :star:

I am not sure, but I think you might get the 10 year green card since you have been married for more than 2 years. :thumbs:

Naturalization:

11/22/2010 Sent N400. Day 01

11/30/2010 Check cashed. Day 08

12/02/2010 NOA. Day 10

12/10/2010 Biometrics. Day 18

02/17/2011 Interview. Day 85

02/17/2011 Oath Ceremony. Day 85

02/18/2011 Applied for U.S. Passport Book/Card. Day 86

02/23/2011 Passport application received. Day 91

03/10/2011 Passport book received. Day 106

03/11/2011 Certificate of Naturalization returned. Day 107

03/12/2011 Passport card received. Day 108

My Immigration journey is finally over yes!!!

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You'll get the 10 year GC. No need to remove conditions later

Edited by Haole

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