remove of conditions

[matoub 0]

to my understanding thats only if you aply for a spousal visa CR1 ( not K visas )

once the spousal visa is aproved aboard the spouse gets a 10 year visa few weeks after arriving in the states

(or maybe even as the spouse arrives am not sure on the timeframe on that visa )

ok now i understand . so can you tell me what kind of proof a need to prove this bona faith marriage ? i do have a car with wifey , few bills , tax paper from last year. heath insurance, pictures of the crappy wedding , pictures with her family at the wedding , is that enough like proof?

[Dakine 26]

is it true if you are married to US citizen for 2 years , they will issue a green card for you ? i mean is there is law for that ? because iam married for 2years to us citizen and im getting a divorce now . im just wondering if this 2 years will help to remove my conditions by myself and i do have proof for bona faith as well .

sorry to ask alot about this ####### , Im just to worried for this .

You can file to remove conditions [i-751] 90 days prior to the 2 year anniversary of your first GC and get a 10 year GC.

It's NOTHING to do with how long you are married.

You will have to prove you married with good faith and not just for immigration purposes.

Edited February 15, 2010 by Dakine

[Lona.C. 16]

ok now i understand . so can you tell me what kind of proof a need to prove this bona faith marriage ? i do have a car with wifey , few bills , tax paper from last year. heath insurance, pictures of the crappy wedding , pictures with her family at the wedding , is that enough like proof?

yes everything you just listed is perfect proof , also if you got a apartment lease or mortgage with both your names

anything with both your names

Edited February 15, 2010 by Lona.C.

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

Moving to Effects of Major Changes on Immigration Benefits from Removing Conditions forum -- might get some further replies there.

matoub -- I am moving your other thread on this topic as well, and have asked the mods to merge the two since they are essentially the same question.

[Okalian 41]

You can file to remove conditions [i-751] 90 days prior to the 2 year anniversary of your first GC and get a 10 year GC.

In case of I-751 Waiver, it can be filed ANYTIME after divorce (or after divorce complaint), the filer doesn't necessarily have to wait until the 90 day window.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

duplicate threads merged and duplicate posts removed