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Adjustment of status after conditional green card
Hello everyone,
I have a question regarding adjusting status after conditional green card. My husband and I got married in 11/28/2016. We applied to his first green card on 01/17/2017. His green card didn’t get approved until 04/28/2018. We just celebrated our 2 year anniversary. He has a conditional a green card that will expire 04/28/2020. By then we will have been married for 3 years and some months. Does he still have to apply for 10 year green card or can he apply for citizenship because we would have been married for more than 3 years. I am asking because it seems weird that he would have to apply for 10 year green card pay all that money just to apply again for citizenship? It says u can apply for citizenship after 3 years marriage if u have been a permanent resident. Since the first green card is conditional does it count as permanent card or not? Because if not it seems like a very long time to wait to apply for citizenship.
Thank you!
I have a question regarding adjusting status after conditional green card. My husband and I got married in 11/28/2016. We applied to his first green card on 01/17/2017. His green card didn’t get approved until 04/28/2018. We just celebrated our 2 year anniversary. He has a conditional a green card that will expire 04/28/2020. By then we will have been married for 3 years and some months. Does he still have to apply for 10 year green card or can he apply for citizenship because we would have been married for more than 3 years. I am asking because it seems weird that he would have to apply for 10 year green card pay all that money just to apply again for citizenship? It says u can apply for citizenship after 3 years marriage if u have been a permanent resident. Since the first green card is conditional does it count as permanent card or not? Because if not it seems like a very long time to wait to apply for citizenship.
Thank you!
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