I-751 date to file- is it to early?

[NinoniAndBoosBoos 6]

Hi Everyone,

Been a while since I have visisted VJ.com. Hello to all my friends here, and hoping all is well with everyone.

So 90 days from the expiration of my Green Card is when I am suppose to file the ROC I-751 form, that I believe would be April 13, seeing it expires 7/12/2014.

Can I do it now? or do I have to wait till April. Will USCIS send any type of reminder letter, this scary feeling in the pit of my stomach that I might miss the date is awful!!! so want to be proactive.

Thanks everyone for all your advice and help with this step.

Edited February 7, 2014 by NinoniAndBoosBoos

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

You must wait. You cannot file early.

[Sirdaniel42 86]

If you file early (even one day) they will return everything to you, just way.

I got a letter from USCIS to let me know that my Green Card would expire soon and that I needed to file for Removal of Conditions.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

You said you are afraid you;d "miss the date." You don;t have to send it exactly on that date in April. You can send it starting then, and any time up until the card expires. It's a 90 days window. Just put a note somewhere to file sometime in May.

[NinoniAndBoosBoos 6]

thanks everyone...I did receive a notice indicating my Greencard will expire, so that was very reassuring.

I also just received a I-797 Notice of action,saying my conditional resident status has been extended for 1 year, and my I-751 receipt notice,

I guess once I receive my Application Support Center appointment notice for the biometrics, than I can say my ROC has been approved.

thanks again for you responses

[kzielu 1,149]

thanks everyone...I did receive a notice indicating my Greencard will expire, so that was very reassuring.

I also just received a I-797 Notice of action,saying my conditional resident status has been extended for 1 year, and my I-751 receipt notice,

I guess once I receive my Application Support Center appointment notice for the biometrics, than I can say my ROC has been approved.

thanks again for you responses

ASC appointment notice has nothing to do with ROC being approved.