ir1 and removing conditions

[Fatima s&l 4]

I have a silly question, so I made it to the state feb 2021 and when I was issued my residency card I had expiration date of ten years, does that mean I'm good on removing conditions or should I still file soon?

[Crazy Cat 41,811]

If you were properly issued a 10 year card, there is no need to remove conditions.  How long were you married as of the day you entered the US?

[Jordanian Bride 268]

3 minutes ago, Fatima s&l said:

I have a silly question, so I made it to the state feb 2021 and when I was issued my residency card I had expiration date of ten years, does that mean I'm good on removing conditions or should I still file soon?

If you were married to your spouse for 2 years at the time of entry to the US, then you were indeed issued a 10-year card correctly and you don't have to remove conditions.

 

However, if not, sometimes, a 10-year card is issued by mistake. In this case it is your responsibility to inform USCIS and to remove conditions.

[Fatima s&l 4]

we had our second anniversary prior to my interview then 

we got married november 2018 received my card feb 2021

[Chancy 6,241]

*** Moved from IR1/CR1 Process & Procedures to ROC General Discussion ***

 

[Crazy Cat 41,811]

15 minutes ago, Fatima s&l said:

we had our second anniversary prior to my interview then 

we got married november 2018 received my card feb 2021

If you were married for at least 2 years when you entered the US with your spousal visa, then you were correctly issued a 10 year Green Card.  No removal of conditions required. 

[Dashinka 24,480]

1 hour ago, Fatima s&l said:

we had our second anniversary prior to my interview then 

we got married november 2018 received my card feb 2021

Then you are all set, and removal of conditions is not an issue for you.

 

Good Luck!

[Fatima s&l 4]

4 hours ago, Dashinka said:

Then you are all set, and removal of conditions is not an issue for you.

 

Good Luck!

thanks 

[Mike E 11,739]

22 hours ago, Fatima s&l said:

we had our second anniversary prior to my interview then 

we got married november 2018 received my card feb 2021

https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=379954 (which is your timeline) says:

 

Marriage (if applicable):

2019 11 11

 

Visa Received :

2021-01-19

 

The latest you could have entered the U.S. is 2021-07-19 (assuming a medical the day of the interview).

 

If 2019-11-11 is the correct date of marriage, then if you entered the U.S. on 2021-07-19 or earlier,  you were married just 616 days  (or less) which is less than 2 years. So you need to file I-751.

 

If 2018-11-11 if the correct date of marriage, then if you entered the U.S. on 2021-01-19 or later, , you were married 800 days (or more), which is more than 800 days. So you do not need to file I-751. 

 

It all comes down to when you were married.

 

Edited January 12, 2023 by Mike E

[Fatima s&l 4]

5 minutes ago, Mike E said:

https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=379954 (which is your timeline) says:

 

Marriage (if applicable):

2019 11 11

 

Visa Received :

2021-01-19

 

The latest you could have entered the U.S. is 2021-07-19 (assuming a medical the day of the interview).

 

If 2019-11-11 is the correct date of marriage, then if you entered the U.S. on 2021-07-19 or earlier,  you were married just 616 days  (or less) which is less than 2 years. So you need to file I-751.

 

If 2018-11-11 if the correct date of marriage, then if you entered the U.S. on 2021-01-19 or later, , you were married 800 days (or more), which is more than 800 days. So you do not need to file I-751. 

 

It all comes down to when you were married.

 

my marriage date is November 11 2018

my entery date was febuary 3 2021

it gets little bit confusing lol

[Scandi 4,166]

59 minutes ago, Fatima s&l said:

my marriage date is November 11 2018

my entery date was febuary 3 2021

it gets little bit confusing lol

It's not confusing if you only use one wedding date. You are using two different dates, one in 2019 (that's what's in your timeline) and one in 2018 (that's what you use in this thread). That's why people are asking when you got married, as you have stated two different dates and they are a whole year apart. 

 

I assume you just made a mistake with the date in your timeline. 

[Mike E 11,739]

1 hour ago, Fatima s&l said:

 

it gets little bit confusing lol

When the data is inconsistent, it does indeed 

[Fatima s&l 4]

33 minutes ago, Scandi said:

It's not confusing if you only use one wedding date. You are using two different dates, one in 2019 (that's what's in your timeline) and one in 2018 (that's what you use in this thread). That's why people are asking when you got married, as you have stated two different dates and they are a whole year apart. 

 

I assume you just made a mistake with the date in your timeline. 

yes I just noticed 

thank you for enlightening me, I was really confused.