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Once you enter on a K-1, marry and file for AOS it may take several months to get approved.

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Sent: 7/21/12

NOA1: 7/23/12

Touch: 7/24/2012

Biometrics: 8/24/2012

Card Production Ordered: 3/6/2013

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Venezuela
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It depends, if you are adjusting from a k1 visa, after your marriage you will get a CONDITIONAL greencard for 2 years. Before this 2 years expire you need to file for removal of conditions within 90 days. That' when you get a PERMANENT residency. But it all depends which immigration tool you are adjusting from (b2 visa, k1, k2, cr1, j1 etc)

It depends, if you are adjusting from a k1 visa, after your marriage you will get a CONDITIONAL greencard for 2 years. Before this 2 years expire you need to file for removal of conditions within 90 days. That' when you get a PERMANENT residency. But it all depends which immigration tool you are adjusting from (b2 visa, k1, k2, cr1, j1 etc)

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It depends, if you are adjusting from a k1 visa, after your marriage you will get a CONDITIONAL greencard for 2 years. Before this 2 years expire you need to file for removal of conditions within 90 days. That' when you get a PERMANENT residency. But it all depends which immigration tool you are adjusting from (b2 visa, k1, k2, cr1, j1 etc)

It depends, if you are adjusting from a k1 visa, after your marriage you will get a CONDITIONAL greencard for 2 years. Before this 2 years expire you need to file for removal of conditions within 90 days. That' when you get a PERMANENT residency. But it all depends which immigration tool you are adjusting from (b2 visa, k1, k2, cr1, j1 etc)

I think you are confusing the OP. Any greencard is considered "permanent residency", if it has conditions or not.

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ROC Timeline

Sent: 7/21/12

NOA1: 7/23/12

Touch: 7/24/2012

Biometrics: 8/24/2012

Card Production Ordered: 3/6/2013

*Eligible for Naturalization: October 13, 2013*

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Yes, a person with a 2-year card or a 10-year card are both legal Permanent Residents with the same rights and responsibilities. The only difference is how you renew the card. Nothing else.

AOS for my husband
8/17/10: INTERVIEW DAY (day 123) APPROVED!!

ROC:
5/23/12: Sent out package
2/06/13: APPROVED!

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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Posted (edited)

thanks for all the advices... it's from K1 :)

We also did K-1. See my signature- we sent in the forms April 17th... this month will be SIX MONTHS!!! :wacko::wacko: .. we're still waiting on permanent residence card and green card, though husband has EAD, and AP.

Edited by eagle+eyed

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06/15/11: MAILED I-129F, ''fiancé visa'', petition to marry foreign born fiancé 3 months after landing in U.S.
06/22/11: CHECK CASHED! CASE MOVING FROM TEXAS TO CALI SERVICE CENTER (CSC)
06/25/11: NOA1, letter dated 6/20/11 from CSC
07/18/11: "TOUCH"
10/27/11: NOA2!! 129 DAYS
11/12/11: NVC Receives Petition
12/02/11: Kingston receives case from NVC.. Packet 3 never received. Request via email, more than one email sent.
12/19/11: Email Reply from Kingston with PACKET 4 and INTERVIEW DATE
12/23/11: MEDICAL APPOINTMENT KINGSTON
01/12/12: INTERVIEW KINGSTON 9:00am! **APPROVED!!!*
01/24/12: PICK UP VISA @ KINGSTON
01/26/12: POE @ ATL
02/21/12: MARRIED!!
04/17/12: Sent AOS, EAD & AP- Adjustment of status to "Conditional Permanent Resident'', Authorization to begin work, and Advance Parole (to travel outside U.S. while green card processes)
04/20/12: NOA1 I-485, I-765, I-131
05/11/12: Biometrics notice for appointment
05/23//12: Case transferred to CSC
06/08/12: Biometrics appointment
06/18/12: I-765 Approved & Green Card Production begins
06/23/12: EAD card and A.P. approval
01/05/13: I-485 APPROVAL text/email, Green card has been sent
01/11/13: Green Card arrives

09/22/14: Send in ROC for ten year green card

12/19/14: Green Card Expires, File for Removal of Conditions no earlier than 09/19/2014

 
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