Lancaster, PA asked in Immigration Law for Pennsylvania

Q: Naturalization with expiring conditional green card. Should I renew my green card/ remove conditions/ change/ etc?

I applied for naturalization with qualifying military service in October 28th. USCIS's estimate case completion is July 2021 and my conditional green card expires in May 1st, 2021. Do I need to apply to remove conditions on my card/ renew card? Thanks a lot for reading this!

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Ms Grace I Gardiner
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  • Immigration Law Lawyer
  • New York, NY

A: They will not process your naturalization until your removal of condition is finalized and generally you can only apply for the removal until 90 days before the two years are up

Amanda B Cook
Amanda B Cook
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  • Immigration Law Lawyer
  • Montgomery, AL

A: You do need to have the conditions removed, but you can do so concurrently with a citizenship application. Go ahead and make the application and then call the 800 number to see if they will consolidate once you get your receipt for the 751.

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