Removing K-1 2 yr Green Card Conditions

[Laurel0708 21]

I have tried looking the info up on the forums and in the guides, but I still have questions. My husband's 2 yr green card expires in May of 2019. How early can I file for removal of conditions? When do most people file? What happens if his green card expires while we are still waiting on an answer? Thank you everyone!

[Roel 7,192]

90 days before the green card expires, the filing window opens. 

[Laurel0708 21]

So does that mean they will approve it with 90 days?

[Crazy Cat 41,865]

You can file 90 days prior to expiration.  Once filed, he will receive an extension letter which will extend the date of expiration date on the card by 18 months.

Edited August 14, 2018 by missileman

[Laurel0708 21]

Thank you guys so much! So, is that a letter he needs to carry with him everywhere? Or will it be a small card like his green card?

[Unlockable 7,314]

3 minutes ago, Laurel0708 said:

So does that mean they will approve it with 90 days?

Approving it in 90 days would be a miracle. It is currently taking over a year for approvals for Removing Conditions. In the meantime, you husband will get an extension letter extending the validity of his green card for 18 months. It used to be an extension for 12 months but the process is taking so long now that they extended the extension. 

 

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Thank you guys so much! So, is that a letter he needs to carry with him everywhere? Or will it be a small card like his green card?

He doesn't need to constantly carry it on his person, but when he travels he should definitely have it with him.

Edited August 14, 2018 by NuestraUnion

[Crazy Cat 41,865]

2 minutes ago, Laurel0708 said:

So does that mean they will approve it with 90 days?

It will likely take at least a year for approval.

Just now, Laurel0708 said:

Thank you guys so much! So, is that a letter he needs to carry with him everywhere? Or will it be a small card like his green card?

It will be in letter form.

[Ksenia_O 696]

 

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/dateCalculator.html   -  a date calculator to know the earliest you can file

 

[Crazy Cat 41,865]

http://www.visajourney.com/content/751guide

[Laurel0708 21]

So then, the green card extension applies to everything right? He can leave the country and come back, work the same as normal, correct? Also, what sort of information/proof should I provide? We don't have enough credit/income yet to buy a house (that's what I get for living out of the country and being self-employed). 

[Roel 7,192]

3 minutes ago, Laurel0708 said:

So then, the green card extension applies to everything right? He can leave the country and come back, work the same as normal, correct? Also, what sort of information/proof should I provide? We don't have enough credit/income yet to buy a house (that's what I get for living out of the country and being self-employed). 

Please read the guides. 

[Pheebs1201 269]

4 minutes ago, Laurel0708 said:

So then, the green card extension applies to everything right? He can leave the country and come back, work the same as normal, correct? Also, what sort of information/proof should I provide? We don't have enough credit/income yet to buy a house (that's what I get for living out of the country and being self-employed). 

Correct, he can travel, work, continue as normal.

Edited August 14, 2018 by Pheebs1201

[Crazy Cat 41,865]

1 minute ago, Laurel0708 said:

So then, the green card extension applies to everything right? He can leave the country and come back, work the same as normal, correct? Also, what sort of information/proof should I provide? We don't have enough credit/income yet to buy a house (that's what I get for living out of the country and being self-employed). 

The letter changes the expiration date.  The aspects of the Green Card remain.

He does live in the US, correct?

[Laurel0708 21]

12 minutes ago, Roel said:

 

1 minute ago, missileman said:

The letter changes the expiration date.  The aspects of the Green Card remain.

He does live in the US, correct?

Yes, we both live here. We aren't able to visit Nicaragua this year due to all of the uprisings. We are hoping to go in the next year or two. I was hoping that wouldn't make it impossible. When his dad died, he was in that period where he was in between K-1 visa and the work visa/ green card, so he couldn't go. I'm just trying to make sure we can continue life as normal

[Laurel0708 21]

Should I make the biometric amounts and filing fee separate checks or just one?