Yes, correct. It’s 3 years as a permanent resident (rec’d green card) including the 3 years of marriage while a permanent resident if filing to naturalize through marriage.
The OP hasn’t clarified whether they’re married to a USC and for how long. If they adjusted status another way, it would be 5 years as a green card holder.
@Gupiter You only file 1 form I-751, at a cost of $750. This is from the instructions for Form I-751. I bolded the section relevant to you - from the "Who May File For I-751" section.
https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/i-751instr.pdf
Ours charged 3 days after delivery in May (mailed to the P.O. Box in AZ). We may have been lucky with them checking the box right around when ours arrived.
I understand that when conditional permanent residents who have expired green cards with extension letters try to use global entry, kiosks won't accept their green cards and they'll be sent to an officer to show their card + letter.
Has anyone here updated their permanent resident card expiration date on their TTP profile for Global Entry to the extension letter expiration date prior to traveling? If so, what was your experience when traveling and using kiosks?
Received NOAs today:
Mailed = 5/15/24
Receipt Date = 5/17/24
Notice Date = 5/23/24 (48 month extension letter, access code letter, and biometrics reuse letter)
Received all 3 letters = 5/28/24
Service center is Nebraska Service Center.
Mailed after hours on Wednesday, 5/15.
Arrived and got emailed signature confirmation of receipt (certified mail) on Saturday, 5/18. Looking forward to G1145 text and credit card charge, hopefully this week.