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Last Name, Ceremony, and Removal of Conditions Quick Help

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andromeda1   7

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Yes. The letter says your status is extended for a year while USCIS processes your I-751. Good luck!

Also, this might be irrelevant but with the ant-immigrant stance on the GOP side and Donald Trump leading their way, is this going to affect the ROC process in any way? Has anyone heard anything from anyone who has applied, has the process gotten harder due to the political climate we live in?

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A presidential candidate cannot implement any changes as a candidate. Once the candidate becomes president, it would take a very long time to implement or amend an existing immigration rule. There are so many balance and checks, so many steps and hurdles to overcome for a law to change and for everyone to agree on it. In short, you will have removed your conditions waaaaaaaaay before anything changes drastically.

Sounds good. Thank you very much.

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Pitaya   2,577

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What documents did you send in your initial ROC application that led to an RFE? and what documents did you send in as a response? I am wondering as I want to be fully prepared and send in all the documents I can so that I don't get an RFE. Take a look at the 2nd thread I mentioned in my response #16 above.

Also quick question to anyone who can answer,

My driver;s license expires the day my 2-year card expires. Since the ROC process takes longer than 3 months from when I file it, how can I renew my license and more importantly how will I be able to continue on my job since they need the updated green card?

Refer to my answer above.

Good luck on your immigration journey.

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Completed: K1/K2 (271 days) - AOS/EAD/AP (134 days) - ROC (279 days)

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