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POE officer confused about removing conditions on CR-1

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kevecca   2

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Hi all. So I've finally entered the US as a conditional resident!! Yay!!  It all went fine and the US immigration officer was very nice, but since I did my POE in Toronto she wasn't extremely experienced and got confused when it came to explaining removing conditions.

 

She gave me this slip of paper that says Point of Entry date as today, February 25 2017, and then says removal of conditions to be started between November 1 2017 and January 5 2018. Now, these dates don't make any sense and I think she got confused thinking that the removal of conditions is on your two year wedding anniversary, not your two year POE anniversary.

 

Because, as I understand it, since I've entered the US on February 25, 2017, then I would need to apply for removal of conditions 90 days before February 26 2019.  And, as I understand it, that should also be reflected on my greencard's expiry date.

 

I guess my question is: does this piece of paper matter? Like does it matter that she has the dates wrong? The slip of paper is literally just her writing and it's not signed or anything and she didn't input anything into a computer system so I'm inclined to think that she did that just for my benefit but that it doesn't really matter that she herself is wrong?

 

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Marrienne Rising Star

Marrienne   112

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Wait until your green card arrives. The exp. Date should be correct on that

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2011 - Met hubby online and became friends
Early 2013 - Confessed our love for each other * Late 2013 - I got pregnant with our daughter
2014 - Our baby was born in Athens, Greece and completed our family. We now have two boys and a girl!! 2013 - 2015 - Looking for jobs in Greece, none were available (due to socioeconomic crisis) 2015 - Decided only way to feed our family was to immigrate and started the process December 2015 - Got married (Greece has a LOT of red tape for foreigners marrying Greeks)
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September 2016 - Hubby is diagnosed with congestive heart failure
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July 2018 - Divorce is final. I have full custody of our daughter.

 

ROC (GC expires July 19th 2018)

July 16th - Package for ROC is delivered to the CA service center (divorce waiver).

August 30th - NOA1 received with 18 month extension (fee waiver approved).

March 28th 2019 - Biometrics

August 8th 2019 - Case Approved No RFE No Interview - 10 year GC in production

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hi

 

ditto, check the date on your GC where it states the expiration date.

 

you can apply for removal of conditions up to 90 days before the card expires

 

forget about the dates given

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1 minute ago, aleful said:

hi

 

ditto, check the date on your GC where it states the expiration date.

 

you can apply for removal of conditions up to 90 days before the card expires

 

forget about the dates given

Awesome thanks! That's what I assumed I just wanted to double check before I left the airport haha 

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