Remove Conditions on Permanent Residence
If you have a conditional green card through marriage, you must file an application to remove the conditional status so you can continue living in the U.S. as a permanent resident. You must file the application within 90 days before your status expires or you will lose your green card. In some cases, you may be able to apply after your status expires.
In order to have the conditions removed, you and your spouse must file the petition together and show that you have a bona fide marriage (or that you did not get married just for a green card). If you are now divorced, your spouse is deceased or you were the victim of abuse, you may be able to file the application on your own.
Hire an Experienced Green Card Attorney
When you hire me, I will prepare and submit the application packet to immigration and communicate with immigration on your behalf. If you are scheduled for a personal interview, I will prepare you for the interview and attend with you. My goal in every case is to make the process as simple and straight forward for you as possible. I will communicate with you at every step so you know exactly what is happening in your case and why. With a flat fee and monthly payment plan, you know the cost up front and are not surprised with additional fees later on. Schedule your consultation by calling me at 651-278-9858 or click here to schedule online.
