Removal of Conditions
If you obtain your green card based on a marriage to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident and the you have been married for less than two years at the time the residency is approved, USCIS will grant a “conditional” residence. When a person has conditional residence, the green card is valid for only two years (instead of the ten years that a “permanent” resident would receive).
In order to remove the condition, the green card holder and their US citizen spouse, must file Form I-751, “Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence”, within 90 days before the “conditional” residence expires.
Our method is simple:
We offer a flat-fee on most immigration cases!
Whenever possible we try to offer a flat-fee for ‘typical’ cases which present no complicating factors.
STEP 1:
Call us whatsapp from anywhere in the world! +16197776796
STEP 2:
Schedule a confidential consultation
STEP 3:
We will analyze your case and determine your eligibility
STEP 4:
We will inform you about filing and attorney’s fees
Attorney Alex Monsalve
Member of the California State Bar Association
Member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association-AILA
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