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My wife got her green card about a year ago. she was told to file something before a year.

i cant remember what exactly it is. any idea what it is

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jess

Assuming she got a 2 year conditional green card. 90 days prior to the expiration she will have to file for ROC the I-751 form.

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Go view the Removal of Conditions guides and forums.

You should have been collecting evidence spanning the 2 years of your marriage to file for the ROC process.

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Your I-129f was approved in 5 days from your NOA1 date.

Your interview took 67 days from your I-129F NOA1 date.

AOS was approved in 2 months and 8 days without interview.

ROC was approved in 3 months and 2 days without interview.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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maybe her green card is for 1 year.? I could of swore the lady told us 1 year.

ill check her card for a date tonight. I hope its two years. were not in any hurry to pay that fee.

thanks

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Thailand
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maybe her green card is for 1 year.? I could of swore the lady told us 1 year.

ill check her card for a date tonight. I hope its two years. were not in any hurry to pay that fee.

thanks

Look at the issue date, then look at the expiration date. If it is a 2 year green card, you need to file for removal of conditions between the 90day prior to expiration and the expiration date; however, they insisted that we dont wait that long. So as soon as you are in the 90 day window to the expiration date, file right away.

K-1 TIMELINE11/03/2010 Mailed I-129F Petition to USCIS VSC
11/15/2010 Received NOA1 in the mail
02/04/2011 Requested expediting of case for military deployment
02/11/2011 Expediting request approved
02/22/2011 Received expediting request approval letter in the mail
02/28/2011 NOA2 Document Received in the mail
02/28/2011 NVC received and case # assigned
03/01/2011 Case sent to Embassy
03/04/2011 Case received at the Embassy
03/09/2011 Embassy sent Packet 3 via mail (we did not wait for it, downloaded forms online)
03/15/2011 Sent Packet 3 to the Embassy
03/18/2011 Embassy received Packet 3 in the mail
03/28/2011 Received Packet 4 from Embassy
04/20/2011 Embassy Interview Date (APPROVED)
04/27/2011 POE JFK, NY
AOS/AE/AP TIMELINE
06/24/2011 Mailed the AOS/EA/AP
07/05/2011 Received NOA1's for the AP/AE/AOS dated 06/27/2011
07/08/2011 Received NOA for biometrics appointment
07/25/2011 Biometrics appointment
08/24/2011 Received AP/AE card in the mail
09/08/2011 AOS interview APPROVED
09/09/2011 Card in production
09/19/2011 Green card on hand!

I-130 TIMELINE - STEPDAUGHTER I-751 TIMELINE-WIFE

04/07/2013 Mailed I-130 petition 06/10/2013 Mailed I-751 petition

04/14/2013 Received NOA1 inthe mail 06/19/2013 Received NOA1 in mail

05/04/2013 Requested expediting due to military deployment %

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maybe her green card is for 1 year.? I could of swore the lady told us 1 year.

ill check her card for a date tonight. I hope its two years. were not in any hurry to pay that fee.

thanks

Wait a minute, I just looiked at your profile. Hopefully it is not up to date. Your profile doesn't show you have filed for AOS yet. Is that correct? Since you are saying that your wife has a green card, I have to assume that you did file for AOS and got approve (since that is the only way a K-1 holder can get a green card. If that is the case, then your wife's green card is good for 2 years fromthe date of issue. You must file for Removal of conditions when you get in the 90 day window from expiration date of the green card.

K-1 TIMELINE11/03/2010 Mailed I-129F Petition to USCIS VSC
11/15/2010 Received NOA1 in the mail
02/04/2011 Requested expediting of case for military deployment
02/11/2011 Expediting request approved
02/22/2011 Received expediting request approval letter in the mail
02/28/2011 NOA2 Document Received in the mail
02/28/2011 NVC received and case # assigned
03/01/2011 Case sent to Embassy
03/04/2011 Case received at the Embassy
03/09/2011 Embassy sent Packet 3 via mail (we did not wait for it, downloaded forms online)
03/15/2011 Sent Packet 3 to the Embassy
03/18/2011 Embassy received Packet 3 in the mail
03/28/2011 Received Packet 4 from Embassy
04/20/2011 Embassy Interview Date (APPROVED)
04/27/2011 POE JFK, NY
AOS/AE/AP TIMELINE
06/24/2011 Mailed the AOS/EA/AP
07/05/2011 Received NOA1's for the AP/AE/AOS dated 06/27/2011
07/08/2011 Received NOA for biometrics appointment
07/25/2011 Biometrics appointment
08/24/2011 Received AP/AE card in the mail
09/08/2011 AOS interview APPROVED
09/09/2011 Card in production
09/19/2011 Green card on hand!

I-130 TIMELINE - STEPDAUGHTER I-751 TIMELINE-WIFE

04/07/2013 Mailed I-130 petition 06/10/2013 Mailed I-751 petition

04/14/2013 Received NOA1 inthe mail 06/19/2013 Received NOA1 in mail

05/04/2013 Requested expediting due to military deployment %

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You will get a notice in the mail as well.

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