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I-751

Two-Year to Permanent Green Card Application

Form I-751 allows conditional permanent residents who obtained status through marriage to a U.S. citizen or permanent resident to remove the conditions and receive a 10-year green card. This petition converts your temporary 2-year green card into permanent resident status.

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Eligibility Requirements

To qualify for removal of conditions on your permanent resident status, you must meet specific requirements:

Conditional Resident Status

You must currently hold a 2-year conditional green card obtained through marriage

Timely Filing

Must file within the 90-day period before your conditional green card expires

Marriage Status

Either still married to the same U.S. citizen/permanent resident spouse, or qualify for a waiver

Bona Fide Marriage

Must prove your marriage was entered in good faith and not solely for immigration benefits

Waiver Eligibility (if applicable)

May qualify for waiver if divorced, widowed, subjected to abuse, or if removal would cause extreme hardship

Physical Presence

Must have maintained residence in the United States during conditional period (with allowances for brief trips)

I-751 Processing Timeline

Processing times vary based on USCIS workload and your local field office, but generally follow this timeline:

Step 1
2–4 weeks for receipt

File Form I-751 with USCIS

USCIS issues receipt notice extending your status for 24 months while case is pending.

Step 2
4–8 weeks after filing

Biometrics Appointment

Attend appointment for fingerprinting.

Step 3
12–18 months total

Application Processing

USCIS reviews your petition and supporting documentation.

Step 4
Adds 2–3 months if issued

Request for Evidence (if applicable)

USCIS may request additional documentation if needed.

Step 5
15–20 months after filing

Interview (if required)

Attend interview at local USCIS field office if requested.

Step 6
Within 20 months for most cases

Final Decision

USCIS approves or denies your petition.

Step 7
2–3 weeks after approval

Permanent Green Card Delivery

Receive your 10-year permanent resident card by mail.

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