Who is Eligible for a 2-Year Green Card?

Learn who qualifies for a 2-year green card and the steps to remove conditions post-marriage.

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A 2-year green card is typically issued to individuals who are granted conditional permanent resident status through marriage. To remove the conditions, the couple must file a joint petition before the card expires.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is a 2-year green card? A 2-year green card is issued to individuals granted conditional status through marriage to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
  2. How do I remove conditions from a 2-year green card? To remove conditions, both partners must file a joint petition using Form I-751 before the card expires.
  3. What happens if I don’t remove the conditions on my green card? Failure to remove the conditions may lead to the denial of permanent resident status and potential removal from the U.S.
  4. Can I get a 2-year green card without being married? Generally, a 2-year green card is specifically for individuals married to U.S. citizens or residents; other pathways exist for different situations.

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