Married with u.s citizen in 2010 I got my green card for two years ( conditional) it is already expire

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   Kira Gagarin

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   Answered December 03, 2012 21:01. Have you applied to remove the conditions? Seems like you have since you state that you are on an "extension". They are taking a long time to process right now. Its a bit more complicated of a process than most people think so consider talking to an attorney to see if you need some help with the application. Good Luck.
   
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   Giacomo BeharPro

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   Answered December 03, 2012 21:23. As explained to you by USCIS at the conclusion of your I-485 interview, you had to file Form I-751 for the removal of the conditions on your residence 3 months PRIOR to the expiration of your green card.
   
   If you have not already done so, prior to letting it expire, USCIS will only accept your I-751 filing upon the showing of "extraordinary circumstances" which prevented you from filing. If you don't or don't file, you will be placed in removal proceedings.
   
   You must be divorced to be able to file on your own and be able to invoke the "good faith" exception to the joint filing requirement.
   
   I urge you to schedule a consultation appointment with an immigration lawyer.

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   Robert CarpenterPro

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   Answered December 03, 2012 21:03. Are you separated or divorced? Pleased see an attorney to discuss your options.

   This is not legal advice until I am retained and have reviewed all facts about your situation.

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