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Regarding removing condition on 2 years greencard

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38 minutes ago, PolarPear said:

Why cant you show your drivers license and SSN card to meet the I9 requirments for your job? To legally work, you do not need to show your physical green card. If you show your green card, they will make your work badge expire with the green card expiry date. If you show your driver license + SSN, your badge will have an expire date of your driver license. 

Ok thanks but should i contact uscis for her death after submitting the document or hold on?

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Scandi
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Oh yeah, bad woman to leave you in such a mess..   File now, you can give USCIS the death certificate later. The poor woman isn't even dead yet, geez.  

Dashinka
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Dealing with a close family member on life support with no chance of recovery can be difficult.  I realize you have a great deal of issues swirling in your head right now.  To take one item off your m

NancyNguyen
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No one requires you to file within 90 days, you can file days before the exp date of the 2 years green card. Focus her final days now. 

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22 hours ago, dady12 said:

Ok thanks but should i contact uscis for her death after submitting the document or hold on?

Submit with widow waiver. You can always send them the death certificate after. You will have a minimum 10-12 months wait, depending on where you are. Just submit widow waiver and turn in death ceritficate when you get it. 

 

Do not file joint because she passed away so they will wonder why you filed joint after the date she passed away, which will be on the death certificate. 

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certificate.ok thanks but i already submited the joint filing which she sign when she was in the hospital,now she pass away ,so i am trying to see if i should contact uscis or send them the widow waiver with the death certificate when i get it

 
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