If you have a conditional Green Card through marriage or EB-5 investment, you only have two years before you must file to remove the conditions. Failing to file Form I-751 (marriage) or Form I-829 (EB-5) on time can lead to a Notice to Appear (NTA) and possible removal proceedings.

Immigration Attorney Sonu Lal of Gehi and Associates explains what happens if you miss this critical deadline and how to avoid losing your Green Card.

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