If you received a marriage-based conditional green card, you must take the next step to secure your 10-year permanent green card.

Normally, you file a joint petition on Form I-751 with your spouse before the 2-year card expires.
If your marriage is not working out — for example, if you are separated or divorcing — you may still qualify through an I-751 waiver. But in these cases, it’s very important to consult an immigration attorney before filing.

Whether you are filing jointly or seeking a waiver, the right legal guidance is key to success.

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