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Form I-751 - Petition to Remove Conditions Timeline

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Timpat   0

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Hello...

I havent had to be on here for two years but it is time to apply to have my conditions removed from my 2 year Green Card.

I am just within 90 days of the initial card expiring so I am mailing the paperwork this week. We have a straight forward case, I am still married, have all proof and have a good job, pay taxes etc.

Question is, what happens next?

I (maybe stupidly) bought tickets to visit the UK, my home country for the Christmas holidays as I havent been there for 7 years at that time of year, I am leaving on Dec 22nd and returning on Jan 4th. My 2 year Green Card expires on January 4th.

Can anyone share any experiences as to what the timeline will be?

As always with immigration I am getting nervous!

Thanks in advance for any help!!

Tim

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You won't get your conditions removed before your return. What you should have is the NOA1 acknowledging receipt of your I-751, which extends your green card validity for a year from receipt of your paperwork. This should be enough to get you back into the country, along with your expired green card and passport. So, get your package in as soon as possible so you get that NOA1. If you get to within 10 days of your travel and you haven't received it, make an Infopass appointment and get the I-551 stamp.

Hope this helps! :)

ROC

AR11 filed: 02/05/11

I-751 filed at Vermont Service Center: 02/07/11

NOA: 02/14/11

Biometrics appt: 03/21/11

RoC Interview: Not required

RoC Approved: 08/04/2011

10 yr Green card received: 08/10/2011

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You won't get your conditions removed before your return. What you should have is the NOA1 acknowledging receipt of your I-751, which extends your green card validity for a year from receipt of your paperwork. This should be enough to get you back into the country, along with your expired green card and passport. So, get your package in as soon as possible so you get that NOA1. If you get to within 10 days of your travel and you haven't received it, make an Infopass appointment and get the I-551 stamp.

Hope this helps! :)

Can you pls tell me how to make an infopass appointment? thanks!

I-751 ROC Timeline

10/21/11 ROC sent

10/25/11 NOA

11/06/11 BIO

07/30/12 RFE Received

08/13/12 RFE Respond

09/04/12 Approval

09/17/12 GC Received

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