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  1. We're about to submit the paperwork on Monday for removal of conditions. It's just that the her driver license expires on the 25th of March, same day as her green card. We're in Nebraska, but we read need a I-797 receipt which takes 2-3 weeks to receive to renew her driver license or there is more to it? I just want to know the process so she can renew her driver license in time while she waits on green card.
  2. It's a defense contract, and return home based on the contract when it ends. I'm not changing my home address. I'm sure I am not the only had the same/similar situation or military people get deployed during green card renewal and ROC. I'm trying to figure what to do because I get deployed next week.
  3. I don't know if you're not understanding I'm not move to live overseas, and won't have a change of address. I will still have my home address as my residence. It's a military base. All I will have is a PO box not actual address. I was deployed before in the U.S Army, still paid state taxes and didn't change of address. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-g-chapter-4
  4. It's a Green card renewal and removal of condition. I'm not moving to live overseas, I am doing a OCONUS federal contract work. It's only for a year. She is living at my current residence that I've reside in and also my daughter is now a U.S Citizen. There has to be some exceptions when it comes to work related. Yes, she has a SSN. We didn't do K-1 Visa, we got married in her country and she got her visa and moved her.
  5. I'm going overseas for work, but my wife green card adjustment of status is coming up. We just want to know if this will cause any issues with regards of me having to sign anything of being the sponsor? She wants to know changing her last name before the adjustment of status will have any impact regarding her social security card.
  6. It was a total nightmare, if I had to do it all over again. I would do my best to have my kid born in U.S. even if medical cost would be 10k. It was so bad, they sent my daughter's green card to the wrong address and had call up our congressman to get the ball rolling to get it fixed. You think you're saving cost, but no. It took over a year to get immigration daughter's thing resolve, but I also still have to pay $1k to get her immigration finally settled. Thankfully we got my daughter's U.S passport but it's still not finished.
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