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If you obtained a 2-year conditional green card through marriage, you must apply for removal of conditions on your green card to receive a 10-year permanent resident card. This process proves your marriage was genuine and not for immigration purposes.
To begin, you must file i 751 (Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence) during the 90-day period before your green card expires. If you miss this window, you risk losing your permanent resident status.
Start your journey toward permanent residency. Apply for Removal of Conditions Green Card and open the door to new opportunities, stability, and a brighter future in the U.S.
The timeline for removal of conditions on green card is typically 12–24 months. Once your Form I-751 is received, you will get a receipt notice that extends your green card status for 48 months while the petition is pending.
The current green card removal of conditions fee is $595, with an additional $85 biometric services fee per applicant
You must show proof of a genuine marriage through shared documents, and file Form I-751 within the 90-day period before your green card expires.
Submit Form I-751 to USCIS with supporting documents and filing fee. You can file jointly with your spouse or request a waiver if you are divorced or separated.
Yes, under a waiver for a good faith marriage that ended in divorce or hardship.
Often, yes—especially for waiver cases or if the submitted documentation is not strong.
Start your journey toward permanent residency. Apply for Removal of Conditions from your Green Card and open the door to new opportunities, stability, and a brighter future in the U.S.
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