I-751

If you received a two-year green card after marriage, you must file the I-751 to remove the conditions to get the permanent ten-year card.  This goes for both the spouse and any children who also received conditional residency.  Generally, you have a brief 90-day window to file the I-751.  Missing the window could lead to being placed in removal proceedings.  However, there are some exceptions where the I-751 can be filed early or late—for instance if there is abuse, the marriage has ended, or if there are exceptional reasons why you couldn’t file on time. 

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