wife has been 1 a 6 mohts as a temporary resident

[eljerryxp 0]

can we submit the papers so she can become a permanent resident now? and what form do i use

[JohnR! 5,495]

She will get her 10-year greencard upon your [marriage] second anniversary.

[kzielu 1,149]

She will get her 10-year greencard upon your [marriage] second anniversary.

? I think the question is really about (guessing though) RoC.

OP - your wife has to file I-751 sometime between 90 and 0 days from her 2 year green card expiration date - is that your question ? Can't file sooner, can't file after the date. If it's been only a year and six months, answer is no, can't file now.

If 9/30/2013 is the 2 year green card issuance date, earliest you can file is 7/2/2015. All this has nothing to do with date of the marriage.

Edited January 6, 2015 by kzielu

[Pitaya 2,577]

can we submit the papers so she can become a permanent resident now? and what form do i use

What kind of visa is your wife adjusting from?

[Darnell 8,478]

can we submit the papers so she can become a permanent resident now? and what form do i use

issuance date on the card is 2013-09-26 (from yer timeline) ?

calendar math - 2 years minus 90 days from 2013-09-26

then you will be filing the I-751

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

**** Moving from AOS to ROC forum as OP's profile indicates they have a 2 year greencard and will need to Remove Conditions son *****

[Ryan H 3,812]

She will get her 10-year greencard upon your [marriage] second anniversary.

Incorrect, the date of the wedding has nothing to do with it. The date an individual officially becomes a resident is the key.

[JohnR! 5,495]

You are right. I meant [residency] not [marriage]. Thanks for calling it out!

Incorrect, the date of the wedding has nothing to do with it. The date an individual officially becomes a resident is the key.

Edited January 7, 2015 by JohnR!