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2-Year Green Card Deadline: Don’t Lose Your Status (I-751)

If you received a conditional Green Card through marriage, you must file Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, within a specific 90-day window before your card expires — not before, not after. This deadline is critical: if you miss it, USCIS may automatically terminate your conditional status, which can lead to loss of your permanent resident benefits and even removal proceedings. In this video you’ll learn: ✔ When and how to properly file I-751 ✔ What happens if you miss the filing window ✔ Waiver options if your situation changed (divorce, abuse, hardship) ✔ How filing on time triggers a 48-month extension of your status ✔ Key takeaways to protect your Green Card 📌 Don’t gamble with your lawful status. Watch to understand the timing, evidence, and risks and get tips that can protect your future in the U.S. Comment below, if you have specific scenarios (divorce, waiver, RFE, timeline), please connect with us: https://www.immigratefully.com/contact and we’ll help you step-by-step! Disclaimer: “Immigrate Fully is an immigration agency, not a law firm. Our videos are for informational purposes only and are not legal advice. We help clients with preparing and filing family-based immigration applications, work permits, and naturalization. For cases involving complex legal issues, you may wish to consult a licensed immigration attorney. For family-based green cards, work permits, and naturalization services, we’re here to help, book a consultation at https://www.immigratefully.com/