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Before his 2-year card expired, we moved overseas together. He now wants to move back but wants to get a 10-year green card. Is that possible?
answered on Jul 10, 2017
You really need to contact an immigration attorney.
From what I understood from your question: he obtained his green card based on your marriage and obtained a conditional 2 yr. green card. He then left country and remained overseas.
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answered on Jul 10, 2017
It really depends on the specific circumstances of your case. I would recommend that you contact an immigration attorney immediately.
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