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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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Hi there,

I have heard conflicting information on the subject but I want to hear YOUR experiences. My husband left in May for a 1 year hardship tour to Korea. My son and I are still behind in the US. I filed for Removal of Conditions back in February and I've heard different things about whether or not it's something we could expedite for. Thank you.

Married - February 25, 2009

Filed I-130 - March 3, 2009

Interview& Approval - March 26, 2010

POE'd - April 6, 2010

Filed I-751 - February 13, 2012

Approved - November 21, 2012

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Hi there,

I have heard conflicting information on the subject but I want to hear YOUR experiences. My husband left in May for a 1 year hardship tour to Korea. My son and I are still behind in the US. I filed for Removal of Conditions back in February and I've heard different things about whether or not it's something we could expedite for. Thank you.

What is your goal? To join him in Korea? Why do you need removal of conditions to be done sooner? Your Green Card is perfectly valid until then. Generally removal of conditions requires an interview with both spouses, so I'd expect that they would delay, not expedite, removal of conditions.

If you want to join him overseas, you might be eligible for expedited naturalization. In any case, USCIS has a special help line for military families, so you should try talking to them. They can help you request expedite if you think you really need it. http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=7d1f8430256b3210VgnVCM100000b92ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=7d1f8430256b3210VgnVCM100000b92ca60aRCRD

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Germany
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Not really sure what the benefit of an expedited ROC is supposed to be? You're perfectly fine to travel with your NOA and chances are you'll receive your new GC in a few weeks anyway.

05/2007 - got married in Germany

05/2007 - filed I-130 via DCF in Frankfurt

08/2007 - interview to prove bona fide marriage

09/2007 - hubby PCSed to GA

10/2007 - hubby deployed to Iraq

04/2008 - hubby on RnR in Germany

08/2008 - received CR-1 visa

12/2008 - flew to GA alone to welcome home the hubs

09/2009 - PCSed to CA

03/2010 - we're pregnant!

06/2010 - applied for German "BBG" to retain German citizenship during naturalization

08/2010 - BBG granted

09/2010 - filed ROC

12/2010 - received 10 year GC

12/2010 - our little miracle is born!!!

01/2011 - PCSed to Germany

01/2012 - filed N-400 for overseas naturalization

03-15-2012 - Best of Both Worlds, I'm a dual citizen :-)

 
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